Pine for Pulp Could Transform Paper Making Strategy
An 1909 study notes scarce use of serapineta pine fiber in the United States and explores its potential for sulphite replacement in newspaper production. It details forestry extent in Maryland Virginia and along the Atlantic coast, fiber properties, price, and processing comparisons with spruce, stressing the timber’s experimental value for era publishers and industry writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ania
Unitedy States
Forest Service
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
New York
Carolin
Appalachians
Indiana
Manis
Erin
Moon
Sprine
Walt Hie
Cinis
Reed as Secretary of State Praised in West Virginian Pronouncement
The West Virginian lauds Stuart Reed of Clarksburg as a top candidate for Secretary of State, praising his capability and knowledge while noting Governor Glasscock has not yet decided on the Board of Public Works members. It mentions possible contenders James La Jin, Thomas Hodges, Arnold Scherr, and attorney Taylor Vinson, with speculation on selections and spring elections looming.
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Himmington
Feenaganines
Huntington
Ian
Atvone
Jim Magazine
Specelal
Uae
Aelf
Bipagea
Fairmnont
West
Noltruer
Strath
Reed
Clarksburg
Toya
Alucere
Ils
Mt Reed
Glasscock
P Control
Wheeling
James
Lajin
Thomas
Hodges
Arnold
Scherr
Telesram and Eulnmont Agree on West Virginia Election
The Republican party and the people acted wisely at the election. Several mugwump candidates appear fearful while the public mood shifts toward reform and support for firm leadership.
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West
Political and financial notes across West Virginia papers
A mosaic of brief items from Charleston Gazette Wheeling Intelligencer Parkersburg Dispatch News and other papers discusses Wall Street finance warnings political appointments prospects for a minority state board member in Wood County and mounting indictments in Fairmont with mentions of oil and gas law updates and isolated editorials on pacifism and extravagance.
Faguetious Flashes From a Dazed Desk Scene
A fragmentary cartoon like dialogue features a desk setting where an office boy and a messenger exchange terse, humorous lines about rules, smoking, and authority. The brief, cryptic snippet hints at mischief and inattentive staff in a workplace.
Making Things Invoices Aboard A Populi Nation
A fragmentary note from a reader expresses a desire to craft a popular state and fortune. The text cites Washington as a city of notable distance and mentions cabinet positions and leadership roles in a curious, urgent tone.
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Digiance
Washington
Yanlorahip
Loutavtie! Courier Journal. T
Young Man Deem Dies at 21 in Industrial City
Okey Deem, a popular former employee of the A. Radford Pottery, died Monday at 1 AM on Howard Street in the Industrial District from consumption. He was 21. Survived by brothers and sisters, funeral plans await arrival of relatives from Kenawha State and Gratton. Household goods listed for sale in the notice on page 16, including two-story house, cows, poultry, farming equipment, and furniture, at $1900. E. A. Strout, Box 2126, Philadelphia City.
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Okey Deem
A. Radford Pottery
Howard Treet
Alnter
Kenawha
Staldn
Gratton
Marek
Bulletin of Farm
Bargnimy Gopy
E. A. Strout
Bok
Fahd
Nile Blite
Philaaebb Niary
Atrial Public Menu At Walld European Cafe Fifty Cent Meal
The public cordial meal at the Walld European cafe offers a noon menu with seal plate soup and meat dishes, two kinds of vegetables and coffee or milk for 15 cents, followed by three or four desserts at 5 cents each. Menu changes daily.
Clarksburg Letter Critiques Local Paint Practices
A letter from W. Devor and Co. of Holden, Massachusetts criticizes Clarksburg area painting methods. It argues residents waste money buying cheap paint, repainting quickly, and failing to value durability, citing prior experiments and long-lasting coats. The writer urges readers to consider quality and experience over immediate savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Ther Walton
Shinee
Tienes
Wallon
Trily
W. Devor & Co
Holden, Co
Untitled Local Note About Evening Plans
A fragmentary note indicates someone will be stopping at Smithya on Pile Street after work to meet with company this evening. The text is incomplete but suggests social plans with a specific location and time reference.
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Smithya
Pile Street
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Jery Grivibué
Ana
Loti
Gsitor
Sern Pine
Who
Lasuels
Pittsburs
Dicky Financiers
Wall Street
Ricks
Morgantown Poste
Chrantain
Fairmong
W.va
Shay
Inlontown Herald
Catts
Charleston Gazette
Willett
Sadehta Idne&sathe
Hawait
Charleston
Wheeling Uintelligencer
West Virginia
Sistersville Oil Review
Prof. Hodges
Thomas B. Hodges
State Board ‘of Control
Hiss
Wood County
W_ iC
McConaughey
E. M. Gilkeson
Wammer
Parkersburo _Dispatch News
Deem
Mieodare
Atrial
Waldd
Parsons-Souders CO
Main St
The
Watts-Lamberd Co
Ares
Owen Krapt
Bijou Family
Bagdad
Eady Ove
Ringling Bros
Circus
Marr
Ahley Lumb
Burke & Burke
Union National Bank
Lowndes
Savings Bank & Trust Company
Geo. L. Duncan
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