Veneered Wood Industry Output Falls in 1908 Despite Gains
Statistics from the Census and Forest Service show 382 542 000 feet of logs veneer cut in 1908 valued at 7 891 000 compared with 348 523 000 feet worth 6 436 000 in 1907. Red gum dominates consumption at 31.4 percent, with mahogany and Spanish cedar as principal imports. More than 400 active veneer establishments operated in 34 states, up from 370 in 31 states.
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Bureau of the Census
United States Forest Service
The Exhibit on Japanese Education at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Fair
A Seattle correspondent notes Japan’s exhibit at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition showcases representative schools from six to high academic levels. The displays emphasize fine arts, graded departments, English study in many high schools, maps, drawings, essays, and neat penmanship, illustrating progress from young pupils to Imperial University students in Tokyo and Kyoto.
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Seattle
Japan
Empire
Tokyo
Kyoto
Tokyo Blind and Dumb exhibit highlights child labor relief efforts
An exhibit by the Tokyo Blind and Dumb showcases how underprivileged children gain modern advantages to fit for livelihoods at maturity. Colorful watercolors illustrate what some children can achieve under guided tuition.
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Tokyo Blind and Dumb
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