Peoples Mercantile Silk Shirt Waists in Assorted Colors
Wash silk shirt waists offered in violet flesh lighter and Nile green. Crepe de Chine waists come in five colors with a single assortment priced at three dollars.
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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
4
Wash silk shirt waists offered in violet flesh lighter and Nile green. Crepe de Chine waists come in five colors with a single assortment priced at three dollars.
The column lists Sunday services across multiple churches with varying times and activities. Methodist Church schedules include Sunday school at 4:45 AM, sermons by Rev. A. C. Hell, missionary and junior programs, and weekly prayer meetings. St Edwards Church holds early Sunday Mass and English sermon. Christian Church offers Bible study at 9:46 AM, communion, and midweek prayer. Episcopal services note Lord's Day prayers and sermons.
A study notes common trench slang and collected terms used by American and Allied soldiers. It cites words for enemy, fear, and front-line routines, including quartermaster slang, nicknames from India, and expressions for danger, readiness, and aircraft terms.
The United States faces massive claims against the Mexican government totaling about 11 billion dollars, with American and foreign demands mounting as stability in Mexico improves. Editorials note U S action and diplomacy will press for payment while Mexico seeks funds to rebuild and settle debts from mines wells and lives lost amid revolutions.
The readable snippet discusses alarm at lack of popular terms for new words and describes attempts by clever writers to foist fancy names, noting not yet any generally popular term has emerged. The tone critiques linguistic novelty and public reception.
Paris imposes new food rules banning rice in powder used for cosmetics. Regulators aim to curb imports and luxury supplies, affecting roughly 160000 women in France. Daily powder use could waste about ten thousand rations of rice.
Poem fragment urging mothers to accept the costs of bearing and raising sons and daughters. It pleads that the soul of the child is not owned by the mother and questions sacrifice, duty, and conflict endured for love and national purpose. The voice invokes Marian ideals and the vigilance of past acts as a moral anchor.
The article mixes a man named Harry York who shot his wife Anna May amid fears of being conscripted for war, with a report of twenty one gray wolves rounded up near Noyes Oklahoma. It notes York pondered leaving his bride as he faced possible deployment, while hunters killed older wolves and captured several pups. The piece blends a crime story and a wildlife roundup in a single listing.
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