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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
2
This week the paper highlights efforts with advertising and promotion. The operation produced 7 000 posters and 2 000 pennants to support an upcoming issue in the Enterprise.
Residents say the Southern Pacific offers good Newberg service and as business grows more electric trains will be added. Staying with the electric line is viewed as paying in the long run for Newberg.
Fragmented OCR text mentions multiple place names and consumer actions in a nonsensical chain. It references cities such as Cincinnati Pennsylvania Grand Rapids Nebraska Wisconsin Kansas Detroit New York Boston Jerusalem New Jersey and San Francisco. The passage discusses commerce, mortgage, loans, advertising and daily life in a disjointed sequence without a clear news event.
The article stresses supporting local dairy and canning by buying products from Puyallup and Chehalem Valley. It recalls Paulhamus urging farmers to milk more cows and argues for prioritizing home products to grow the region’s industries and labor. It criticizes neglecting existing local businesses and calls for collective pride and action.
A fragmented note speaks of choosing courage through small acts of kindness, urging each reader to lift others and spread gentleness across communities. The message emphasizes hope and shared responsibility in uncertain times.
The article notes experiments on how animals adapt to heat and different skins types. it compares tropical heat effects and evaporation, mentions observers finding that adaptations occur to fit climates. It also contrasts North African flora with the Near East gardens, highlighting the cradle of many spring blossoms like hyacinth and tulip observed by botanists.
A fragmented note quotes a conversation about a broken engagement and a diamond ring. The speaker mentions a price rise and a claim of profit, with obscure phrases suggesting a social or financial motive behind the split.
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