(+) Preserve Your Newspapers!

The following is a Plus Edition article written by and copyright by Dick Eastman.

Most all paper manufactured in the past one hundred years or more contains acids. If left untreated, these acids will slowly decompose the paper itself. Old newspaper clippings, even wedding certificates that are not printed on acid-free paper, will eventually disintegrate. Luckily, modern science has created methods of slowing down or even stopping the decay of such paper.

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