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<p>[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 554107, member: 78"]Hi,</p><p> The Library of Congress has a copy of every newspaper that is published. It is preserved using antacid and club soda. It is also microfilmed. I have used the mixture for years to stabilize newspaper clippings that I want to save.</p><p>The ones I started to save in the 1950s are still as fresh as when they were printed. Use equal mounts of an antacid and club soda. Let the paper soak for a while, hang and let dry. Brush off any extra white powder and keep them.</p><p>greg[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 554107, member: 78"]Hi, The Library of Congress has a copy of every newspaper that is published. It is preserved using antacid and club soda. It is also microfilmed. I have used the mixture for years to stabilize newspaper clippings that I want to save. The ones I started to save in the 1950s are still as fresh as when they were printed. Use equal mounts of an antacid and club soda. Let the paper soak for a while, hang and let dry. Brush off any extra white powder and keep them. greg[/QUOTE]
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