Antiquated tales of barrels and whittling in colonial woodcraft
The article recounts colonial life with logs, tavern “pennies” for whisky, and duels using noggins and piggins. It links shipbuilding to Boston, the Constitution, and timber from New Jersey and Maine. It urges a national woodworking museum and notes a Chicago lecture on wood industry history.
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Colonies
Boston
New Jersey
Maine
Columbia
Navy
National Museum
Rittenhouse, Ferry
Geth Thomas
Natonal Lumber Manufacturers Association
NSMA
American Society of Civil En
Chicago
Hill Ha
Fred E. Vangaard
Fhorestry
Yale University
Kay Kribbins Attends State F H A Meeting
Kay Kribbins a 16 year old from Bridge attended the executive council meeting at Camp Wi Ne Ma Oregon from August 18 to 21. She is a reporter for her local F H A chapter and active in Girls athletic association and Girls League.
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Kay Cribbbins
Executive Council
Camp Wi- Ne-Ma
Oretown
Kay
Ivan Cribbins
Bridge
Alec
Girls’ Athletic Association
Edutl
Wvsts
F. HL. A.mher
E Ruthaligst Frultiger
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