War Savings stamps urged as safe investment amid fakir losses
An editorial warns that frauds drain billions from the public through worthless assets while urging reliance on War Savings stamps. It notes a Manchester cotton mills strike ending with an 8 hour day and 30 percent wage rise, and France demanding reparations for German ships sunk at Scapa Flow, arguing against profiteering and for lawful redress.
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