Allen's Book of Berries, 1929 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Allen's Book of Berries, 1929

We have, and we treasure the confidence of,a great many strawberry growers who have bought plants of us for years. It is our purpose to write this Berry Book in such a way as to hold this confidence and to beget the confidence of others. We do not believe this can be done by bombastic assertions, extraordinary claims, assurances of great profit, etc., but rather by mode-ration and some degree of conservatism in our claims. We want you to feel that our statements. As well as our plants. Are dependable.

It is easy to make big claims. And one man can claim as much as another for his particular goods and what they will do. But we feel that the number of orders we get depends not so much on how much is read of what we say, but how much is believed.

On the next page we give an index of the contents of this Berry Book, but we would like to call your attention especially to the following.

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