Lumber Scarce and Saving Wood Through Exposition
The Forest Products Exposition opened May 27 in New York highlighting measures to curb timber exhaustion. Officials propose reforestation, better wood use, substitutes, standardized merchandising, and Panama Canal benefits to cut transport costs. France and other nations expand private forestry investments to preserve timber value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohu Ono
Department of Commerce
Lumber Trust
Panama Canal
Woods
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Great Lakes
Forestry Service
United States
Austria
Forest Exposition Highlights Old and New Woods
A forest show showcases white pine from New England and redwood and cypress from the West and South. It contrasts durability for building, with examples from Dedham’s Fairbanks house to Mt. Vernon re-shingling, noting long lasting pine, oak, and cypress and practical uses from fences to water pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Association
Wisconsin
Michigan
New England
America
Dedham
Mass
North America
Isaac Rovall
Medford
Northern Pine Association
Massachusetts Bay
Association
Bunker Hill
Washington
John Ward
Salem
Cooper-Austin
Cambridge
Ipswich
Minnesota
The
Pine Association
New York
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Mill Island
Bergen Beach
Fairbanks
Bergen Homestead
Browne
Browne Avenue
Flushing
Moore
Broadway
Shell Road
Bluvhurst
Woekoff
Remsen Place
Carnarsie
Macomb
Inesbridge
Billop
Wottenville
Sept
Perrine
Donovan
California
Far East
Junius Brown
Henry Severance
Fortuna
Fort Ross
Aaronsii
Santa Barbara
Duluth
Lynchburg
Butte
Mont
Southern Pacific
Panama Canal
United States
Mt. Vernon
Southern Cypress Association
North Carolina
Sears
Mr. Hardy
Great Eastern Shows Begin Maine Tour in Biddeford
The Great Eastern Shows open in Biddeford and tour New England under Webber and Huse. The railroad circus features old time acts revived for modern audiences, a 170 by 100 tent, a small menagerie, and a museum of wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Biddeford
Business Men’s Association of
Bath
Harry C. Webber
H. A. Huse
Webber & Huse
Society
Alameda
Waterville
Chamber of Commerce
New England
Lewiston
Rumford
Farmington
Livermore Falls
Skowhegan
Belfast
Dover
Foxcroft
Wisca
Webber
York County
Central Maine General Hospital
Bath Merchants’ Journal
Dan Rice
John Murray
John B. Doris
Nathan
Cole
Museum of World’s Wonders
Quarterly Meeting at Montsweag Church
Edgecomb Free Baptist held a two day meeting at Montsweag Church with a full program of services, sermons, prayers, business sessions, talks, and a communion. Leaders included G H Grey J B Coy Jonas Edwards and J L Munroe with speakers Mrs Baker Mrs Roberts and Mrs Hunnewell. Theme: Does Christianity Pay. Final adjournment followed an evangelistic service and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgecomb
Free Baptist
Montsweag Church
Henry Todd
G. H. Grey
Mrs. Baker
Angie Hunnewell
Jonas Edwards
Auburn
Roberts
Baker
J. B. Coy
B. P. Browne
Bath
Bath Couple Weds in Brunswick Sunday
J Samuel Sudds of Portland and Florence L DeWolf of Bath were married Sunday afternoon in Brunswick by Rev George E Ackerman. Attendants Dora Hathorn of Woolwich and Clarence Hodgkins of Bath accompanied the couple who returned to Bath Sunday evening and left Monday for Portland to begin a honeymoon aboard the schooner Jane Palmer. Sudds is a schooner steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Samuel Sudds
Portland
Florence L. DeWolf
Brunswick
George E. Ackerman
Dora Hathorn
Woolwich
Clarence Hodgkins
Bath
Jane Palmer
Mr. Sudds
Nutter Auban Couple Wed at Corliss Street Parsonage
Joseph Auban and Miss Annie Nut ter, both of this city, were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at the Corliss Street parsonage by Rev. B. P. Browne. They will reside on Western Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Auban
Annie Nutter
Corliss Street
B. P. Browne
Western Avenue
Willis Shaughnessy Willis and Miss Adelaide Rich Willis Wed
William E. Shaughnessy and Adelaide Rich Willis, both of this city, wed May 30 in St. Mary's Church with Rev. James P. O'Brien officiating. They plan to reside here. The article notes Nequasset Lake water drawdown at high tide and public concern over dam drainage harming fisheries and meadowlands, prompting talk of legislative change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Shaughnessey
Adelaide Rich Willis
James P. O'Brien
St. Mary's Church
Nequasset Lake
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with $100 reward
A vintage print ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by a constitutional treatment. It promises $100 for any case it fails to cure and urges sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Woodstock
Aboriculture Society
Sinois Southern
Catalpa
Indiana
State Experiment Station of
Ohio
Lemar Grove
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Drugagists
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Bearns
New York Congress of Lumbermen
United States Office of Industrial Investigations
France
Adirondacks
Dawver
Richard J. Donovan
State Conservation Commission
Carolina Pine Mivisions
Virginia
Tome
John Blair
Williamsburez
United States Supreme Costrt
Y. Risinue
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Audrey
Williamsburg
Palace Green
Mary Johnston
Tucker
Masonic Temple
Lord Botetourt
George Washington
Saunders
Peyton Randolph
Philadelphia
Henderson
Cary House
Georgia
New Jersey
Redwood
Recog
Hardy Oak
Bath Boys’ Enterprise
Mr. Webber
Mr. Huse
Arthur Thomas
O’brien
Pacific Toast
South
East
WF Young
Temple St
Springfield
Kennebec Point
Popham Beach
Boston
D. H. Todd
Georgetown
Eres -2-Limo
Free Baptists
Montsweag
J. L. Munroe
Dewolf
Willis-Shaughnessy
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