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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1917
Page
4
A historical note urges expanded cultivation of food crops to support national needs during wartime. Emphasis on farmers planting larger acreages and boosting production to aid the war effort and counter Germany. Mentions hope to reach millions of acres and national sustenance.
A railroad ticket office at Roswell was found blown open this morning. Entry appeared forced with no sound noted and unspecified contents rifled. The depot reported no other disturbances and the incident remains under investigation. Local authorities are examining the scene for clues.
An article discusses a sponge product made from hydrogel material designed for bath comfort. It describes assembly from small sponge pieces, a bag option, and the potential uses in personal care, highlighting a new method to produce a sturdy bath sponge.
Pure bred stock yields faster growth and higher meat quality than common stock. Benefits include better appearance, easier care, quicker market, and higher potential sale value. A Texas station note highlights buyers seeking show stock and reliable production advantages.
The text argues that unhappy people lose the art of admiration and focus on faultfinding. It asserts beauty exists everywhere but is unseen due to self-centered glare and a belief they are unloved.
The British oil carrier Narragansett, one of the largest bulk oil ships, was torpedoed near the Irish coast today, according to Associated Press reports from New York.
Wheat prices rose steadily in Chicago with May wheat increasing eight and a half cents to end at 2.878-4 dollars per bushel. The daily rise pushed overall May and other futures toward the two dollar mark as buyers reacted to market conditions.
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