What About Florida?
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There are ninety million people North of us ; seventy-five million of them never yet tasted a grape fruit.
When the grape fruit becomes known to the many as it is now known to the few, you might plant all of Florida in grape fruit and by no means satiate the public appetite for it.*' While the orange is seen in the hands of even the poorest child just as candy is seen, grape fruit is not yet known to the great mass of the people, yet grape fruit has no equal as a mildly acid tonic, or as an app...etizer. A campaign of popularizing this fruit would pay bet- ter than any investment the state could make, and would be followed by such demand that the groves would not be able to furnish the fruit.
One of the attractive qualities of grape fruit, from the standpoint of marketing is its stick-to-it- iveness. It just seems to hate to let go. The orchardist of the North who grows apples has to pick them at a certain time or they relieve him of the necessity by falling off. Even before this, the busy little worm gets in his work and unless proper spraying is done, half the crop falls untimely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are ninety million people North of us ; seventy-five million of them never yet tasted a grape fruit.
When the grape fruit becomes known to the many as it is now known to the few, you might plant all of Florida in grape fruit and by no means satiate the public appetite for it.*' While the orange is seen in the hands of even the poorest child just as candy is seen, grape fruit is not yet known to the great mass of the people, yet grape fruit has no equal as a mildly acid tonic, or as an app...etizer. A campaign of popularizing this fruit would pay bet- ter than any investment the state could make, and would be followed by such demand that the groves would not be able to furnish the fruit.
One of the attractive qualities of grape fruit, from the standpoint of marketing is its stick-to-it- iveness. It just seems to hate to let go. The orchardist of the North who grows apples has to pick them at a certain time or they relieve him of the necessity by falling off. Even before this, the busy little worm gets in his work and unless proper spraying is done, half the crop falls untimely.
What to read after What About Florida??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cammack, Lucius Henry, 1867- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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