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AMERICAN FORESTRY 



Wood turning. Sept., 1916 — Vehicle woods, 

 p. 3-4 ; Chairs and chair stock, p. 5 ; 

 Huge factory loss in furniture business, 

 by H. S. Sackett, p. 7 : Furniture spe- 

 cialties, p. 8-9: Shuttle industry, p. IS. 



Wood-worker. Aug., 1916— .V good lumber- 

 handling and drying system, by H. W. 

 Marsh, p. 24: The manufacture of wood 

 pipe, p. 27-8. 



Forest journals 



Canadian forestry journal. Aug.. 1910 — The 

 searchlight on Ontario ; a frank analy- 

 sis of a forest protection system main- 

 tained on an outworn model, by Robson 

 Black, p. 658-64: How plantations are 

 thinned, by H. M. Morrison; p. 674-7; 

 Tree planting to overcome sand and 

 snow, p. 679-80; Timber resources of 

 the Queen Charlotte Islands, by Roland 

 D. Craig, p. 681-3. 



Indian forester. July. 1916— Chief factors 

 influencing the development of sal seed- 

 lings, by R. S. Hole, p. 335-48; Some 

 phases of forest administration in Cali- 

 fornia, by Theodore S. Woolsey, Jr.. p. 

 49-65; Effect of drought on the sal in 

 the Ramnagar forest division, by E. R. 

 Stevens, p. 366; The Madras forest col- 

 lege, p. 367; A classification of thinnings 

 and increment fellings, by R. Bourne, 

 p. 368-71 ; Forestry in India, by Saint- 

 hill Eardley-Wilmot, p. .i80-3. 



North woods, Sept., 1916— In the wake of 

 a great fire, by H. C. Ash, p. 10-19. 



Proceedings of the society of American 

 foresters, July, 1916 — Recreational use 

 of public forests in New England, by 

 Allen Chamberlain, p. 271-8; The use 

 of the New York state forests for pub- 

 lic recreation, by George D. Pratt, 

 p. 281-5 ; Use of the southern Appa- 

 lachian forests for recreation, by J. S. 

 Holmes, p. 286-92 ; Use of the national 

 forests of the west for public recreation 

 by E. A. Sherman, p. 93-6; Hylobius 

 pales as a factor in the reproduction of 

 conifers in New England, by E. E. 

 Carter, p. 297-307; The growing stock 

 as a criterion of normality, by A. B. 

 Recknagel, p. 308-14: Hewn-tie versus 

 saw-timber rotations, by Clarence F. 

 Korstian, p. 315-29: Forest taxation as 

 a factor in forest management, by G. 

 W. Hutton and E. E. Harpham, p. 

 330-5 ; A cheap fertilizer for white pine 

 seedlings, by W. D. Clark, p. 336; 

 Another caliper, by Samuel T. Dana, p. 

 337-8; Notes on French forestry in 

 Africa and Corsica, by Theodore S. 

 Woolsey, Jr.. p. 338-44. 



Revue des eaux et forets. July 1, 1916 — 

 Influence de I'intensite des eclaircies 

 sur le rendement des peuplements regu- 

 liers de sapins, by Emile Mer. p. 185-91 : 

 Des effets des gaz asphyxiants sur la 

 vegetation forestiere. by F. Doe, p. 

 192-5. 



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