Record of 1907 Spruce Pulpwood Imports and Paper Mills
The article notes a marked rise in spruce pulpwood imports in 1907, reaching 4,000,000 cords of wood and over two hundred fifty percent higher than prior years. It highlights the shift in pulp production to the United States, with New York and Maine leading in pulp operations and Wisconsin ranks among top producers. It explains mechanical and chemical pulping methods, the role of spruce and hemlock, and how importated wood affects domestic supply and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Povelpescene
United States
Way Poplin
North Central
New England
New York
Maine
General Preston
Ator
Held
Omaha
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Receives Praise
A letter from Mrs. Sallie French of Paueannia Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after seven years of illness. The note describes doctors offering no cure and asks others to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice, noting the remedy has helped thousands of women with uterine and menstrual troubles in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sallie French
Ind
Ter
Pinkham
Winkham
Lydia
Tychy E. Pinkham
The Purple Laxative: California Fig Syrup Co Endorsement
The Well Informed demand a gentle high quality laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, marketed as the trusted remedy for family use with ethical production and proven benefits. Priced fifty cents per bottle at leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Fragmentary note on a wave rise and material estimates
A garbled line describes a wave rise with references to amphite and Mher and mentions a que strength. It notes a cord of woe aborting one ton of mechanical pile and about one half ton of chemical pulp.
How Mail Order Business Is Done Pioneer in New Retail Channel
A young clerk in Michigan notes how rural towns are drawn to mail order centers. The Chicago merchant scene arouses interest as letters from distant farmers and towns grow. The observer recalls a Missouri town where mail order plans could transform local retailing, leading to a national pioneer in a new retail era.
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Mt. AL Hiseph
Michigan
Maya
Rystem
Chicago
Holl
India
Town
Nebraska
W St. Lauin Houw
Missouri
Waa
Jim
Postales
Hon
Creenvides
Linnie
Stadl
Sean
Alan
Montgomery Wid
Nih
West
The Negro in Our Cities in Washington and Nearby Areas
An analysis notes Washington DC and several Northern cities show high African American populations. It cites census-like figures for Black residents as a share of city populations, compares proportions to other large urban areas, and discusses trends relative to Northern and Southern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Columbia
Scontany
Watley
Providence Journal
Mikiortabel
Erik
Phe
Dumber
Pegren
Imal
Ham
Wanamaker
Theice Lote
Russia
Mato
Committee Granted Power to Award Contracts
The board granted the Buildings, Repairs and Furniture Committee authority to award bids for school work. Bids from Albert Smith Bonn, Lammerding Devine Co, Charles Aeay, and Michael Byrnes Building Co were considered, with Dunn & Kenely bid for work on a new arch school rejected as outside scope. The committee discussed extending bid deadlines to allow local contractors to submit offers, and the council delayed action to consider extending the advertisement period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selmals Sow
Kdien Nik
Han
Chie
Clinton
Archi
Brooklyn
Hida
Huildings
Albert Smith
Bonn
Negarl
Lammerding
Anong
Couneil Ha
The Story of Uniting Christians and a Detroit Couple
The late Bishop Fowler praised broad mindedness and urged unity among Christians. A Detroit pair, John Smith and Hannah Jones, faced marriage delays due to denominational differences. After years apart and a crossed pair of letters, a renewal of faith and renewed church membership seemed to clear the way for their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Buffalo
Phi
John Smitton
Hannah Jones
John
Hannah
Baptist Church
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Tatin Viera
Viletnay
Boston
Mrbvankes
Pennsylvania
Ladianapolis
Coltahus
Ole
Evanavilles
Newe York
Cairo
Twilal
Woonrocket
Board of Education
Ban Fowler
Dr. Pierce
Plerow
Reasonal Prloas
York
Arctis Fur Storage
Tod Wanamaker
Beltway
Astor Place
Broadway
Madison
Fourth Ave
Third Ave
Second Ave
Eighth Street
Third Avwioe
Moat Msof
New Hana
Makera
Madras
Iba
Smong
New Rome
Paris
Ieee
Brasa
Stewart's Co
John -Wanamaker
Giglich
Walt
Fourth Avenue
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