The SciencesMay 1, 1923
An Old Friend in New Dress
The Present Uses for Turkish Boxwood, and the Search for Substitutes
Stories by Samuel J. Record
EnvironmentFebruary 1, 1923
When We Build Our House
Facts Regarding Kinds and Grades of Lumber Which Should Be Known By the Home Builder
The SciencesAugust 27, 1921
Japanese Veneer Paper
An Out-of-the-Way Product and the Simple and Ingenious Manner in Which It Is Made
The SciencesJune 4, 1921
Our Tropical Timber Trade
Some of the Valued Woods for Which We Must Rely Upon the Countries to the South of Us
The SciencesDecember 11, 1920
From Wood to Cloth
The SciencesMay 22, 1920
Possum Wood
A Little-Known Forest Product That Seems Certain to Find a Place in Our Economy
The SciencesJuly 5, 1919
Lignum-Vitae, the Vital Wood
The Most Important Single Wood for the American Navy and Merchant Marine
The SciencesSeptember 28, 1918
Woods for Making Airplanes
The Requirements of the Various Parts, and the Species with Which They Are Met
The SciencesSeptember 18, 1918
Defects in Airplane Woods
Judging the Quality of the Timber That Goes into Our Fleet of Fliers
The SciencesOctober 6, 1917
The Blister Rust of the White Pines
A Menace to Our Forests of European Origin
The SciencesMay 19, 1917
Gathering Turpentine
Suggestions for Prolonging the Naval Stores Industry
The SciencesJuly 15, 1916
Spanish Moss
The Source of a Valuable Upholstering Material
The SciencesJune 24, 1916
The Spruce Gum Industry
An Important Article of Commerce from the Northern Woods
The SciencesJune 3, 1916
Our Present and Future Sources of Vegetable Tannins
Where the American Tanner May Hope to Find an Independent Supply of Raw Materials
EnvironmentJanuary 22, 1916
The Pine Needle Oil Industry
How the Thrifty Europeans Utilize a Waste Product of the Lumbering Industries
The SciencesFebruary 28, 1914
Prolonging the Naval Stores Industry
The SciencesJune 28, 1913
Harvesting Tan Bark
And the Problem of Meeting the Demand in the Future