Pulp and Paper Magazine, Vol. XIII, No. 20, October 15, 1916 / A Semi-Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Science and Practice of the Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Industry with an Up-to-date Review of Conditions in the Allied Trades.
Transcriber’s Note: Obvious printer errors have been corrected but general stylistic inconsistencies have been left as is (save for standardising on “per cent.”). Asterisks are as they appeared in the original: possibly denoting items to check before printing.
A Semi-Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Science and Practice of the Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Industry with an Up-to-date Review of Conditions in the Allied Trades.
Official Journal of the Technical Section of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
Published by The Industrial and Educational Press, Limited
Published on the 1st and 15th of each month. Changes in advertisements should be in Publishers’ hands ten days before date of issue. The editor cordially invites readers to submit articles of practical interest which, on publication, will be paid for.
SUBSCRIPTION to any address in Canada and Great Britain, $2.00—United States $2.50—Foreign $3.50.
Single Copies 20c.
VOL. XIII.
MONTREAL, OCTOBER 15, 1916
No. 20
Arrangements have now been completed for the turning of the Pulp and Paper Magazine into a weekly publication, this forward step to be made on the first of January, 1917.
Various
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Pulp and Paper Magazine
PULP AND PAPER MAGAZINE TO BE A WEEKLY
THE PRICE OF PAPER.
THE GATHERING IN NEW YORK.
PRODUCTION AND SHIPMENTS.
New Editor of Pulp and Paper Magazine
TECHNICAL SECTION MEETING NOVEMBER 24th.
CHEMICAL EXPOSITION.
SOME CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL REACTIONS OF ROSIN SIZE SOLUTIONS
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Committee on Paper.
MARKET VALUES OF PAPER STOCKS.
Why Paper is Dearer
COMING TO CANADA.
Suggestions as to Purchase of Pulp Wood
Guesses About Pulpwood Supply of Future
Competition Between Saw Mill and Pulp Mill.
Wood End of Pulp Production Wasteful.
Conservation of Raw Materials Essential.
5,000,000 Acres of Timber Land Needed.
TRADE ENQUIRIES.
Sweden’s Production and Export of Paper
THE GOVERNMENT’S PAPER BILL.
CHANGES AT FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY
INSURANCE OF STANDING TIMBER REGARDED AS FEASIBLE.
PAPER CLOTHES.
MUNICIPAL FORESTRY.
PUBLISHERS TO MAKE PAPER.
SCARCITY OF PAPER IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Government May Take Action to Relieve Brazilian Situation.
Spanish Government Asked To Seek Remedy.
SUPPLY AND DEMAND LAW CONTROLS PAPER PRICES.
LOCKWOOD’S DIRECTORY.
THE WOOD DISTILLATION INDUSTRY.
THREE IDLE MILLS.
SHOES LIKE “THE WONDERFUL ONE HORSE SHAY.”
WORK OF THE BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
QUEBEC’S FOREST ECONOMY.
PAPER SHORTAGE SERIOUS IN NEW ZEALAND.
UNITED STATES NOTES
NEW YORK MARKETS.
ROOF TRUSSES COLLAPSE AT PLANT OF ONTARIO PAPER COMPANY, LIMITED.
WHERE QUEBEC LEADS.
REGULATIONS RE WET PULP.
SHINGLES THAT WILL NOT BURN.
TO VISIT CANADA.
OUR PULP AND PAPER EXPORTS.
PULP AND PAPER NEWS
LAURENTIDE POWER COMPANY.
CANADA’S PAPER EXPORTS.
CHEAPER DYES.
WANT TO BUY DONNACONA.
AN AMERICAN VIEW
INTERNATIONAL PAPER INCREASES DIVIDEND
BUYING CANADIAN MILLS.
PROTECT YOUR WIRE ROPE WHEN NOT IN USE.
CANADIAN MARKETS
MONTREAL MARKETS.
DYES AND EYE FATIGUE.
