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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
5
Newberg Graphic notes strong support for Harding in national Rexall stores straw vote. It also comments on sugar prices, a five minute ministerial talk limit, and a tough year for crops in the Willamette valley with early rains and persistent clouds.
Dr. Frank Crane argues that bolshevism poses a global threat with a vast, fanatic army. He notes sympathy for oppressed Russians but warns that revolution has been exploited by radical leaders. He asks how to combat this menace and offers sensible suggestions.
The Spokesman Review notes a renewed European immigration wave to the Atlantic coast with 5000 arrivals daily at Ellis Island, projecting 1.8 million yearly intake. By June 30, 800,000 immigrants entered the country, though some were European-born returning home.
The author argues for testing Bolshevism by letting it operate in Russia, rejects force, calls for domestic unity, opposes class warfare, emphasizes American democracy and cooperation, favors cooperative industry, and warns against anti immigrant hostility while urging assimilation and equal citizenship. The piece urges building mutual understanding and treating immigrants as Americans to prevent disorder.
The Nation’s Business argues that Britain’s rise to sea supremacy grew from a royal Hyde Park Round Pond project. London boys built boats there, shops sold ships, and sailor attire popularized. the sea imagination fostered a national fleet and should inspire a second pond for American youths.
A New York Evening Sun column defines junk as household clutter from both spouses. Men and women agree that piles of unused clothes magazines hats dishes and various kitchenware qualify as junk. The piece frames junk as belongings kept without immediate use and unlikely to be used.
Philosophical meditation argues life and death are consecutive states within a single unity. The text posits life as aggregation of forces and death as their dispersion, with spiritual essence overcoming material decay. It cites H A Giles translating Chinese literature to support unity as the guiding criterion.
French farmers plant roses in four foot rows on sloped hills with southeast exposure. Young shoots come from five year old bushes, trimmed to a foot, with buds pinched to boost vitality. After seven years a bush declines and is replaced. Harvest begins in May and June.
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