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Paper and pulp trade maps origins of U S presses
The article notes that during the year ending June 30 1915 over two thirds of imported wood pulp used in U S paper making came from Canada. It cites 1915 16 as 130 million pounds more from Canada than 1914 15 and that Norway and Sweden supplied most of the remaining pulp. It also covers total U S pulp production value about 330 million dollars, details on casein and kaolin imports, and a brief history of papermaking from China to Europe and the Americas.
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United States
Canada
John Oliver la Gorce
Norway
Sweden
United States Department of Commerce
England
China
Fenius
Celestial Kingdom
Spain
Italy
Fabriano
Europe
North Africa
Germany
France
India
Rance
Belgium
Far East
Napoleon
Louis Robert
Didot
Essones
Paris
Fourdriniers
William Rittenhouse
Roxborough
Philadelphia