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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
4
The article discusses Loganberry marketing in the Willamette Valley, urging organized funding for national advertising to build demand for juice and berries. It also criticizes urban youth temptations and urges strong parental guidance to safeguard daughters amid late night street life.
Visitors from Eastern Shriner circles to Eugene praised the Willamette valley loganberry juice. A Kansas City soft drink maker ordered bottles for study, backing the claim that market readiness hinges on taste and branding to entice investors and consumers alike.
Residents and visitors gather for social events in Butteville and nearby towns. Names include Ebberman Stillwell Patton Greenleaf Anderson Roe Fendall Davis and Patton families. Weekend visits, dinners and an ice cream social highlight local activity with notes on attendance and music by the West Chehalem Band.
A humorous column discusses fashion designer Madam Malarky and the return of button-down-the-back gowns, with men joking about husbands serving as ladies’ maids. It shifts to reflections on rest as a spiritual art, urging readers to teach children and themselves to be calm despite busy lives. The piece closes with notes on Oregon State Fair exhibits by D M Lowe and F M Sherman highlighting unirr igated farming and seed quality.
An essay extols resting as a learned skill held by some with natural grace. It cites workers who balance action and serenity, preserving a calm inner corner even amid vast affairs. The piece reflects on the value of relaxation in productivity and life.
An Oregon pavilion display in the Palace of Agriculture showcases 670 varieties of produce drawing strong interest from visitors and fairgoers.
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