The Decline of Black Walnut in American Timber Trade
An early 20th century note observes sharp decline of black walnut across Indiana and neighboring states. It notes historic abundance, now scarce, with supply sourced internationally to meet demand. Furniture makers substitute other woods as Chicago mills note 14.5 million feet yearly usage, much not counted in dealer totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stake
Terro House Gazette
Nolibor
Largent
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Ohio
West Virginia
Chicago
Milla
Walout
PROPOSED CHURCH UNION MOVE REPORTED BY EDITOR
The Methodist Protestant Church editor Ray Tagg writes of a proposed union among United Brethren, Methodist Protestant, Evangelical, United Evangelical and Cumberland Presbyterian denominations sparked six weeks ago by Rev W M Weakly. He notes approval by leaders and predicts a commission plan leading to a wider convention for fusion. Also: Diamond bowling team beat Chesapeake two games to one as Walters opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Methodist Protestante
Methodist
Methodist Protestant Church
Ray
F. YT. Tagg
Methodist Protestant
United Evangeliest
W. M. Weakly
United Brethren Church
Waskly
Uaited Brethren Church
Miami
Frank T. Little
Maryland
Methodiss Protestans Church
Tagg
Methodista
United Brath- Fen
Cuamberland River
Tenoss
Bassasy
Dutch Invention of the Seventeenth Century Sash Windows
The article discusses the likely Dutch origin of sash windows, their spread to England after the 1680s revolution, and later into France via Marschal de Lerre. It quotes Lister’s Paris journey noting the marshal’s sash windows and explains how the design traveled from England to the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ainlee
Levenslre Square
Tshopezate
France
Marschal de Lerre
Montmartre
Lister
Paris
London Standard
Campaigning for a Patent Medicine Relief
A chipped testimonial advocates Chamberlain's Couch Remedy claiming long sleepless nights and multiple doctors failed to help until one bottle provided complete relief. The message appears as a local advertisement urging sales in the advertising space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Oldis
Brockaas
Baenell
Mle Brahmi
Maine
King Edward Attends Braemar Highland Games
King Edward with the royal family visited Braemar for the Highland Games. The king wore a thistle on his Glengarry, attended with Queen Alexandra, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and other royals. Troops and Highlanders filled the gathering, and the king received a great ovation before returning to Balmoral Castle.
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King Edward
Araemar
Aberdeenshire
Scodlan
Glengarry
Braemar
Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Ter
Duke
Duchas
Jelse
Braemar Fom
Counlel
King
Tie
Balmoral Castle
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United Brathres
Cumberland Presbyterian
Diamond
Chesapeake
Stira Walters
Leis
Ugyver
Marine Journal
Walter
Berlin
Poiiter
Manila
Senor
Vincente Verdez
Pardo de Tavera
Philippine Commission
Miles
Philippines
Washington
West
San Francisco
Thomas
Ivows
A. L. Praree
Frenerick Remd
Piedmont
W. Va
Perry
Minshall
Glee Tre Mehtee
Ingane Y
Terday
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brookyn
Brooklyn
Athletic
Baltimore
Detroit
St Louis
Cleveland
Senator Beveridge
Utah
Ogden
Robert S. McCormick
United States
Vienna
Austria
Sai
Garland Smith
Edward Cuddy
Pulaski
Godfrey
Stonewall Cotton Mills
Stonewall
Miss
Board of Bishops of
The
Methodiste Episcopal Church
Wimington
Del
Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
Josh Westhafer
A. L. Peatre
I. W. Harper
C.N Haner
Fredarick, Md
Markey's
Isabella Gas Works
Ken
George A. Gilbert
North Market St. Frederick
Harper
Buffalo
Chas.n. Haver
Miller & CO
C. Thomas Kenp
Norfolk
Just
Gary
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’ A, Wid
JAS. E. Walker & Co
James E. Walker & Co
Schloss Bros
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Schloss Bros. & Co
Merchant Tailoring
E. Patrick Street
South Market Street
Frederick
W. H. B. Etchison
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