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"I have several New York City newspapers from last September 11. I&amp;#039;d like to save the entire editions for my children. Any suggestions? -- Tammy Arnold, Belmont, NC This is a wonderful way to preserve history. To store whole newspapers, lay each section flat between sheets of acid-free paper (available at stationery, office supply and arts-and-crafts stores) in a cardboard box. Keep them in a cool, dry closet or cupboard -- not in your basement or attic, where dampness or extreme temperatures may damage the contents. If there are specific photos or sections you want to save, you could also scan them and store on your computer&amp;#039;s hard drive or on a disk. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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