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Pulp and paper industry placed newspaper ads inviting readers' letters - and found that the great majority of replies expressed sympathy with the prob(...)
Pulp and paper industry placed newspaper ads inviting readers' letters - and found that the great majority of replies expressed sympathy with the prob(...)

Pulp and paper industry placed newspaper ads inviting readers' letters - and found that the great majority of replies expressed sympathy with the prob(...)

Date9/17/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pulp and paper industry placed newspaper ads inviting readers' letters - and found that the great majority of replies expressed sympathy with the problems of the industry. Some were also full of praise.
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The $4 Billion-a-year pulp and paper industry is having a tough time finding people to cut down the trees from which it makes everything from newsprin(...)
The $4 Billion-a-year pulp and paper industry is having a tough time finding people to cut down the trees from which it makes everything from newsprin(...)
9/17/1973
[Letters to the resident land owners of Upper Canada, by Robert Gourlay and replies to Mr
[Letters to the resident land owners of Upper Canada, by Robert Gourlay and replies to Mr
1818
Too much freedom?: Whatever happened to the concept of the individual being responsible for his own wellbeing, asks Jerry Borins, owner of the Wheat Sheaf Tavern, in reply to letter to The Star calling for a ban on beer ads. Surely we are being legislated to death, he says.
Too much freedom?: Whatever happened to the concept of the individual being responsible for his own wellbeing, asks Jerry Borins, owner of the Wheat Sheaf Tavern, in reply to letter to The Star calling for a ban on beer ads. Surely we are being legislated to death, he says.
7/30/1980
Stragnant search: Scouring want ads in the paper and at employment offices, Matt Maychak found job applications almost always ended with a rejection slip
Stragnant search: Scouring want ads in the paper and at employment offices, Matt Maychak found job applications almost always ended with a rejection slip
7/9/1982
Stagnant search: Scouring want ads in the paper and at employment offices, Matt Maychak found job applications almost always ended with a rejection slip
Stagnant search: Scouring want ads in the paper and at employment offices, Matt Maychak found job applications almost always ended with a rejection slip
7/9/1982
Hopeful publisher Dick Bailey, 28, has an idea he feels could enable inventive people to make money by creating new products desired by manufactures. Bailey plans to put out a magazine filled with ads placed by manufacturers giving details of as-yet-uninvented items that they'd like to produce.
Hopeful publisher Dick Bailey, 28, has an idea he feels could enable inventive people to make money by creating new products desired by manufactures. Bailey plans to put out a magazine filled with ads placed by manufacturers giving details of as-yet-uninvented items that they'd like to produce.
6/14/1971
Colin Brown: Newspaper ads planted-seeds of coalition
Colin Brown: Newspaper ads planted-seeds of coalition
7/5/1985
Colin Brown is at it again. The pugnacious 68-year-old head of the national Citizens Coalition took out full-page newspaper ads demanding that the rig(...)
Colin Brown is at it again. The pugnacious 68-year-old head of the national Citizens Coalition took out full-page newspaper ads demanding that the rig(...)
3/17/1983
Strategy session: David Cravit, left, of Saffer Cravit and Freedman, goes over some newspaper ads with Doug Stewart, vice-president of marketing for Miracle Food Mart, which fired the first volley in the war.
Strategy session: David Cravit, left, of Saffer Cravit and Freedman, goes over some newspaper ads with Doug Stewart, vice-president of marketing for Miracle Food Mart, which fired the first volley in the war.
12/7/1981
The sequel to Mentoria, or, The young ladies instructor : in familiar conversations on a variety of interesting subjects in which are introduced lectures on astronomy and natural philosophy : expressed in terms suited to the comprehension of juvenile readers
The sequel to Mentoria, or, The young ladies instructor : in familiar conversations on a variety of interesting subjects in which are introduced lectures on astronomy and natural philosophy : expressed in terms suited to the comprehension of juvenile readers
1799
Falling Industry?: Even though 10 per cent of the world's forested land is in Canada, experts say the old-growth rain forest could all but vanish in 60 years
Falling Industry?: Even though 10 per cent of the world's forested land is in Canada, experts say the old-growth rain forest could all but vanish in 60 years
9/17/1973
The write stuff: CP Forest's renovated Thunder Bay paper mill recycles 115,000 tonnes of newsprint per year
The write stuff: CP Forest's renovated Thunder Bay paper mill recycles 115,000 tonnes of newsprint per year
11/1/1983