Does anyone here know how to properly preserve a newspaper?

Newsprint is very acidic and won't keep well. Best bet would be to copy it to something more durable or seek an archivist who could treat the newsprint.
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Frame it in archival matting material and use a UV protective piece of glass
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FYI: Newspaper Preservation (http://www.webyfl.com/newspaperpreservation.aspx)

First-time poster, everybody be nice ;)
Am I crazy if I say I remember that keeping it in water would preserve it? Maybe I'm thinking of that first scene in Titanic ..?

First-time poster, everybody be nice ;)
Am I crazy if I say I remember that keeping it in water would preserve it? Maybe I'm thinking of that first scene in Titanic ..?
Gary, thanks for reminding us how hot Kate Winslet is :humpty:

But unfortunately yes, you are crazy.

-spence

Gary, thanks for reminding us how hot Kate Winslet is :humpty:

But unfortunately yes, you are crazy.

-spence

I thought so. Anyone else was excited to see her with her shirt off in 3D?! Imagine ... 36D in 3D :biglaugh:

I thought so. Anyone else was excited to see her with her shirt off in 3D?! Imagine ... 36D in 3D :biglaugh:

Welcome Gary but you have to quickly learn that comments like that are
:nopics:

Haha ... I'm at work now! We've all seen that scene though ...:jump1:

Frame it in archival matting material and use a UV protective piece of glass
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Is that expensive? It;s not that impressive of an article and I'm sure I'll be in the paper again another time. Not sure if it's worth it.

Just laminate it, go to Staples get the laminate and an iron. :easy:

It will likely out live you!

Is that expensive? It;s not that impressive of an article and I'm sure I'll be in the paper again another time. Not sure if it's worth it.

Not that expensive unless you're trying to frame the full newspaper...if it's just a clipping much less.

Also this assumes you want to hang it on the wall.

-spence