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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
4
A public plea urges farmers and citizens to support the war effort by buying Liberty Bonds. It argues German advances threaten prices and liberty, warns of rationing and occupation, and stresses personal sacrifice to fund defense. The appeal connects motherhood, patriotism, and national security to financial support for the war.
A wartime opinion piece urges women to consider mothers whose sons are in combat. It asks how mothers feel and how any woman would respond if faced with losing a first son, highlighting shared sacrifice and emotional impact.
Viscount Reading, Lord Chief Justice of England, travels in the United States on a special wartime financing mission. The article notes his role as one of Britain’s foremost financial minds and mentions multiple wartime visits to arrange Allied funding. It includes a photo taken in Washington with Lady Reading.
Humane officer asked County Judge Mennick for an order to commit Mrs Austen Latieur eighty five ailing resident living in a shed at her granddaughter Ines Thompson s home 1227 North Forty ninth street. The shed served as a chicken house and Mrs Latieur has resided in her granddaughter s kitchen after a fire threat last Monday. She is described as feeble and unable to walk.
A national effort led by Raymond B. Fosdick aims to create a robust camp community recreation program for soldiers and sailors in training. Victor R. Manning reports that funds totaling 3.75 million dollars will fund clubs, theaters, beaches, and sports at over eighty camps, with local committees uniting churches clubs parks and schools to interpret military life to citizens and ensure healthy surroundings.
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