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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
4
A short notice urges saving by drying food to stretch stores next winter. It notes a home drying setup with an apartment house drier and electric fan. It stresses that drying helps prevent starvation, referencing European wartime shortages as a warning.
Mrs. Albert Nicolay of Cincinnati knits for the September Red Cross quota while managing groceries and family. An expert with her knitting machine she can work fast and believes soldiers need every minute of effort.
Fifty egg candling schools operate across Kansas taught by Dean Johnson of Kansas State Agricultural College. The traveling programs reach towns lacking candling instruction because many storekeepers do not candle eggs. State and city laws and food administration mandates require candling.
A printer touts distinctive quality with originality in conception and excellence in execution. It emphasizes individuality across all printed work and aims to attract attention with unique advertising and high standards.
A wartime plea appeals to readers to buy thrift stamps to support the war effort and lessen the burden on the nation. The message emphasizes national duty and financial support through small purchases.
Language barriers once left Mexican refugees destitute in San Antonio as an aviator wing embroidery trade paid only a fraction of its worth. After intervention by the International Institute and YWCA workers, a daughter found steady work, lifting the family from poverty and reversing anti American sentiment as trust in the American people grew.
Fifteen foyers for allies in a French munition plant are now maintained by the Young Women’s Christian Association. They offer entertainment reading matter and the comfort of a homelike house presided over by a woman who understands workers’ needs.
The report states eighty five hostess houses are now maintained in army cantonments nationwide with twenty five more in construction at points of need, as ranking officers urge rapid completion and staffing.
For sale 65 pigs weighing 60 to 80 pounds each at 16 cents per pound. Also 16 breed sows expected to farrow in October and November. Contact H. D. Hubbard.
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