Magazines of the day printed letters from their readers, and so does this one. Write to the editor about anything in the paper: something you doubt, something you know more about, a question, or an argument.
This opens a short form. Your letter comes to the editor, not to a public page.
Nothing is posted automatically, and there are no comments under the issues. The editor reads every letter. Some are printed in a later issue. If yours is one of them, you will be asked first, and you can say no or ask to be printed without your name.
A correction is the most useful letter you can send. If we got something wrong, please tell us.
Write it as a reader of that week would have: nothing from after the date of the issue you are writing about. The paper only knows what was known then, and its letters page does too.