Forestry Dept probes North Carolina Poplar for paper pulp
Harrisburg reports the State Forestry Department is investigating North Carolina poplar as a potential timber source for newsprint. Chief Forester Incat directs John W. Keller to test cultivation methods, noting a Tyrone plantation shows slow early growth but potential with denser planting and better soil.
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Tonnage Near Normal In Bituminous District This Month
Tonnage for the month was near normal despite an ongoing shortage in the bituminous district. The text notes a persistent lack of caus e and describes overall supply as city normal, with the major portion of the month’s production outlined.
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Four money saver items headline ad note
An advertisement touts four featured money saver items among many others. It emphasizes low prices and value, inviting shoppers to browse the sale section for additional deals.
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Smaller Size Urged For Big City Dailies
Boston dispatch notes calls to cut newspaper size to preserve newsprint amid coal and paper shortages. Speeches urge congress action to keep circulation, promote local coop ventures, and form publisher mills or joint purchases to secure paper at lower rates.
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