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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

6

British expert lauds US railroads but warns of political control

Acworth tells Newlands committee that freight rates must rise to cover costs or transport will fail. He argues government ownership harms efficiency, cites Prussia and Australia, and notes American rates have fallen for decades while Texas private lines outpace New South Wales.

Apworth Australia Switzerland France Belgium Italy Prugeia Acworth Prussia United States New South Wales Texas Texas Railways New South

Ancient Mussels and the Myth of Immortal Shells

A London Express excerpt muses on giant mussels living like ancient trees. It notes the Cape Verde baobab and California giant trees lasting 5,000 years, questioning why mussels die or even why they would have ever lived, given their life of movement and tidal life.

Cape Verde

Such a Change Old Neighbor Narrates Travel Gaffe

A dialogue about moving to New Zealand contrasts day and night in different hemispheres. Mrs Youngbride notes her husband Lew will find the change strange. The tale touches on aging laws and the historic master of the rolls, and mentions enormous lengths of English records rolled up centuries ago, sometimes around 900 feet.

New Zealand Great Britain George IV

Fish Delusions and Survival in Dry Rivers

The piece notes two common fish delusions. One claims fish can live out of water and rely on food supply. the other says they thrive in any pure water. It cites African fish that endure dry river segments by adapting to minimal water and food scarcity.

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Siamese Clothing Styles Described in Historic Text

The fragment notes Siamese dress for both genders, detailing a panting piece of silk or cotton cloth tied between the hind, forming loose knicker-like pants. Women wear jackets or blouses while men wear coats as waist coverings.

Siam

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