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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1917
Page
2
The passage notes covetousness grows through small, niggardly acts more than grand expenditures. It argues that even a few dollars saved yearly would spare a man from scandal and moral failing amid public effort for reform.
Ray Davin and Everett Grantham returned from Albuquerque with pictures of Company B Me Davis and Battery A Thene. Davin notes successful shots on a circuit cam exploring six to twelve inch and four to twelve foot long frames. He sold nearly a hundred photographs to the boys of Company Th and Battery A. Home boys, including John Shaw from California Missouri, arrive back in Carlsbad reporting good spirits and pride in their town and unit.
A cemetery association meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 3:30 PM at R. M Thorne's furniture shop. Officers will be elected and topics about the cemetery’s welfare will be discussed. Ted Butler arrived Saturday to visit friends, while his father plans a new business location in New Mexico. Mrs Butler remains in Rockport and the Butler family will stay in Carlstad for about a week.
A short sentimental poem praising a June bride, featuring intimate lines about love and recognition by others. The speaker expresses affection and identity through the beloved, with a gentle, lyrical tone.
A gas oil tank exploded Saturday while being soldered by Pad. Kirkpatrick preparing for his Sunday car ride. He suffered two severe cuts on the right arm and a blow above the right eye. He is recovering and awaits explanation from an expert.
Former U S consul at Queenstown Wesley Frost describes ruthless submarine warfare. He cites torpedoed ships sinking in minutes, gunboat tactics, and dire crew outcomes, including lifeboat devastation and crews starving or drowning after attacks far at sea.
Frost said some submarine commanders delighted in survivors reports proving their work. The statement appears in a wartime dispatch noting reactions among Norwegian forces to recent submarine actions and the morale impact on crews.
The plan mirrors European efforts to counter submarine warfare by laying down wooden ships. Danish ports set up temporary shipyards to employ workers as wooden vessels of three to four masts and 6000 ton capacity, equipped with motors, are built to replace lost tonnage.
A 1910s prospect discusses whale meat as a low cost edible option to ease living costs. Officials cite palate approval and potential for widespread use in foods, noting palatability resembles beef with darker red color and no fishy taste.
A wartime anecdote recalls General Joffre’s aide Tessan and Colonel Fabry, the “Blue Devil of France,” as Spencer of St. Louis tells how a pretty American girl asked if he killed a German and kissed his right hand after his reply.
The article highlights Red Cross workers operating under army guard and their relief efforts. It notes their visibility during wartime and references a diagram illustrating their humanitarian phase. The text emphasizes the volunteers' role in alleviating suffering during disasters and conflicts.
The Massachusetts health department undertook a baby saving program to prepare for potential wartime needs. Officials emphasized health measures and public readiness to protect infants during national emergencies.
In a Los Angeles court ruling Justice Summerfield declared that stealing a romance from a woman is not a felony. The case against Cande Fleming over Frances Davideau centered on alleged romantic theft rather than serious crime.
Jaanon Pane daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugen Faulstich of Hushitl township suffers a severe attack of blood poisoning in one hand. The illness is linked to playing the piano after trimming her nails, with the injury blamed on a bruised finger from pressing keys. Mis Leila Christian visits Elza White home in Roswell. J Barber family from their ranch arrives in town.
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