Hickory Hardwood Supply and Grading Rules Debate
A 1908 Hickory article discusses timber supply and the hardwood market focusing on hickory's American range, integrity in grading rules, and the need for a modern revision. It notes the National Hickory Association’s push for US Forest Service collaboration and summarizes testing work on wood strength and defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Hickory Association of Chicago
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Joe Bare
Movement Started in Coke Region Aims for Tallans Congress
Fragmentary text outlines a planned movement beginning in a coke region toward forming a congress to be held in Healy in October. Mentions Indy and American Mallen peacelings context unclear. no clear dates or participants can be confirmed.
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Coke
Healy
America
Relaxation for workers facing burnout in daily life
The Connellsville Daily News notes that many quit jobs but carry a lingering effect. Persistent thoughts about the day disrupt sleep and nerves, reducing clarity for tomorrow. It urges proper timing for relaxation and pausing work talk to restore health and happiness.
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Connellsville Daily News
Cosor
Our Ideas and Others' Stance On Public Communications
The Morgantown Post column defends publishing reader opinions while reserving right to reject those reflecting on individuals. It condemns a critic Geo C Baker for opposing Governor Dawson and links him to costly public funds. The piece references Marion and Monongalia counties and comments on a smearing article about Charles W. Swisher.
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Grafton Republican
Telegram
The
Republican
Geo. C. Baker
Morgantown
Dawson
Monongalia County
Baker
Marion County
Preston County Journal
Wartime politics and church vote in Morgantown notes
A scrambled mash of political talk on Swisher Barton and Hearne with Kentucky sentiment and rumors about delegates, plus a marriage license for John L Dabney and Ida M Munson. At a Baptists church a petition to require an anti liquor amendment to the state constitution was unanimously approved and signed by male congregants for circulation.
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Alvord
Types of shoppers in a curious survey of buying habits
A reader compares three shopper archetypes the English sparrow the house swallow and the American eagle. The sparrow flits from store to store regretting purchases the swallow buys on impulse chasing cheap marks while the eagle surveys the landscape from a high perch then decides what to buy.
New National Window Glass Workers Formed
A new organization named the National Window Glass Workers is formed to replace the dissolved Amalgamated. The officers of the Amalgamated have been chosen as the officials of the new body.
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National Window Glass Workers
Amalgamated
Hearne Announces West Virginia Governor Candidacy
Hon William H Hearne of Ohio county seeks Republican support for governor before the next state convention. He asks Republican voters in the county to inquire about his qualifications from any citizen of the northern Panhandle, regardless of the inquirer’s politics.
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Hearne
William H. Hearne
Ohio County
West Virginia
Northern
Panhandle
Chocolate Pie Ad Promotes Instant Mix
Health experts dispute chocolate as a healthful food while praising a popular instant mix. The advertisement touts Old-World flavor with easy Tollin directions and claims ready ingredients at a low price for home bakers.
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Grofore
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Williams and Andi
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Iteelo Aafféra
Detri
Miesitay
Italy
Ceperdite
Charles W. Swisher
Uleryld
Ummm
Totes
Tawson
George C. Baker
Philipp
Baltimore
Swisher
Scherr
Marie Henry Watterson
Beckham
Kentucky
Bryan
John L. Dabney and
Ida M. Munson
Calt Watts-Lamberd
Bureau of Adjustment
Clarksburg
Ley Inu
Muslin
AM Beat Brands
Hill, Fruit
Cambrie
Manchester
Lonsdale Cambric
Algo
Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co
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