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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1919
Page
3
Lady Nancy Astor tours Plymouth in a spirited campaign for her husband’s former seat in Parliament. She quashes hecklers with sharp remarks and bold moves on stage, pacing the platform and directing pointed gestures at interruptions.
About 80 periodicals left New York as printers strike and a union dispute ousted the Dresamen ex pelled from the press. Many titles are now printed in other cities as the industry shifts operations.
New York reports the sugar situation should be normal by the end of next week, says Arthur Williams, federal food administrator. To reach that result, he notes, 168 million pounds are being unloaded from ships in New York and Philadelphia, with about 14 million pounds to be released to consumers next week.
Treasury Savings Certificates are new US Government securities in $160 and $1000 denominations. They run five years with 4 percent interest compounded quarterly. A $100 certificate costs $84 this month and will be worth $100 in 1924. a $1000 certificate costs $840 now and redeems for $1000 in 1924. Cashable at any post office on ten days' notice. registered in your name for safety. Buy them at the post office.
The piece argues that a capitalist is defined by pecuniary surplus invested, urging readers to buy War Savings Stamps for 4 percent quarterly compounded interest. It quotes Secretary Redfield noting 64 million Liberty Loan subscribers and urges cutting expenses to invest, labeling savers as capitalists.
Delegates from numerous countries attend the International Congress of Working Women in Washington at the invitation of the National Women s Trade Union League of America. The Washington photo shows representatives from multiple nations including Poland Slovakia and Belgium among others.
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