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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
4
Swift & Company reports shipping one carload every two minutes totaling 16 000 pounds of meat per minute to Allied nations. If maintained, this rate could move nine million pounds daily, feeding the United States and civilians in countries at war with Germany.
The Laymen’s Meeting at Methodist church heard Judge Armstrong speak on “The ration amt Duty of a Cle seen to His Government” and it was well received. He argues the Government is the people and each individual shares in national governance as a servant to the people. He cautions against viewing government as distant and oppressive, urging harmony between citizen and state.
A speaker argues citizens must loyally support the government and pay their share to maintain stability and respect. He warns the pessimistic foe harms both nation and self, urging active cooperation and duty from every citizen. Local notices mention residents returning home and preparing for family events after a Texas reunion.
Mrs W J Brown reports from Rochester Minnesota that Mr Brown is not improving under treatment. Surgeons prefer to avoid surgery but may operate if he does not improve soon.
Master Easterbroot, a precocious British schoolboy and son of a colonel, killed himself with cyanide after borrowing chemistry gear from his school. A farewell letter spoke of despair and travel to another planet, with a plea for forgiveness. The coroner urged thrift and war savings stamps.
The readable fragments describe an advertisement in a local newspaper page with a header and note about a row of geode related items. The text mentions a window display and a thumbnail image, suggesting a small business ad.
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