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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
4
J. G. Griffith, inventor of the process, says the Northwest Potato Starch and Mill ing Company at Gresham is running at maximum capacity converting potatoes into flour. He expects to secure acres to keep the plant running after mid summer and to expand production. The factory uses calls to cut waste.
A historical overview notes United States control over vast shares of world mineral production, including petroleum, copper, and silver, with Britain and Germany as peers in various metrics. It discusses market influence, government role in pricing, and shifts in control of resources like potash and salt amid global trade tensions.
A garbled account discusses adobe as an ancient, durable building material with strong temperature stability and potential cost savings. It notes plastering and cement techniques, with claims of high compressive strength and weather resilience, referencing various names and a Time magazine context.
An awkward fragment describes a battalion near a mule hike with confusion and joking about infantry candidates and recruitment obstacles. The scene hints at ceremonial excess and the stress of entry into service as a stranger asks about updates and eligibility.
According to American Art News, sculptors face long droughts of work before the war in looted conditions. Leading designers are waiting as commemorative statutes and patriotic groups for elites towns and forts remain unmaterialized due to the country’s economic and construction slowdowns.
Fragmentary text shows a discussion about a violent patient and a talkative attendant. The garbled lines reference a visit, denial of efforts to harvest energy from pawn parlors, and an age Herw note, creating a vague local caption with unclear who or where.
The store claims it prices boys suits at a closer margin of profit than city stocks and challenges customers to compare prices. It asserts lower markups are maintained and urges parents to dress their children well for school closing activities.
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