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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
6
Excerpted reflections on character and discipline urging self reform. It argues the superior person values cleanliness of mind and body, humility, gentleness, and lasting inner strength, contrasting true superiority with showy behavior and crowd praise.
In a Sydney office a buff rock used as a door chock sparked tests by a man versed in guano and rock phosphate. He traced its origins to Ocean Island and sailed there, returning with news of a treasure island rich in high grade phosphate of lime and a commercial and agricultural breakthrough.
The small fruit sector including loganberries raspberries blackberries and strawberries fuels a northern renaissance in farming. Demand from fruit juice dehydration canning and processing outpaces supply as factories seek more fruit. Farmers gain high prices and multi year contracts, while communities should unite to expand acreage and production to secure world markets and long term industry permanency.
S P agent S I Sparks reports Imperial Valley cantaloupe and watermelon crops show rapid growth. From 14 000 acres produced over 118 million cantaloupes and 2.5 million crates valued at about 9.2 million dollars, net growers 1.71 million. Watermelons on 800 acres yielded 13 000 tons net 66 240 dollars. June shipments boosted ranchers with 1.12 million in value. total June and related shipments gross 11.34 million with 2.898 million net. production costs near 8.46 million.
A garbled OCR fragment presents quirky phrases about admiration of a striking man and rustic humor. It contains stray lines about a mushroom soul and a poem described as hard on the wings of song, with incongruous interjections and incomplete dialogue.
Eighteen million yards of silk, once surplus from cartridge bag wrapping, floods the market at bargain prices. The War department explains the silk was unused and repurposed, with a secretary’s frock made from it to prove its quality. Retail price expected around a dollar per yard, prompting anticipation of a silk year as wholesalers set the fall and winter mood.
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