No, we are not able to perform work on any materials except those owned by the Library. We may be able to give you an idea of whether something is repairable or not, and may be able to assist you in locating a book conservator in your area. No, we are not able to bind any materials except those owned by the Library. Consult your yellow pages for a local bindery. I have an old newspaper clipping.
Newsprint has a short lifespan.
If you really want to save the original newspaper, keep it flat, dry, and out of the light. This will extend its life somewhat, but newsprint will not last long unless the acid content of the paper is controlled through the chemical process of deacidification. Original newspapers published in the 20th century seldom have any market value. I have an old family Bible. First, decide how much money you want to spend on it.