Forests at risk and corn stalk paper could save industry
A Harper’s Weekly report argues saving forests hinges on new paper from corn stalks. Tests show corn stalk pulp may double as a paper source, easing timber loss, supporting forestry and U.S. agriculture, with potential new markets and cheaper product.
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Harper's Weekly
Tinia
Durie
Fortiare
Ason
Bureaus of Forestry and Plant Industry
Agricultural Department
Taddé
Agricuture
Falk
Europe
United States
Imperial South African Veterans' Association formed in Canada
A letter to the editor from Medicine Hat notes a push to extend the Volunteer Bounty Act of 1908 to include all South African veterans resident in Canada. The Imperial South African Veterans' Association has branches across Canada, inviting veterans to join or contact President Mr. Scrimwood in Toronto for details.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
South Africa
Canada
Imperial South African Veterans’ Association
Ami
Scrimwood
Toronto
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A Fable of Interest to Advertisers
A fragmented clipping notes a fable about advertising interest and traders. The readable lines imply a trade scenario and a cautionary tone toward publicity. No clear dates or named organizations are evident.
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