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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
6
War Savings Stamps can be bought with cash or exchanged for Thrift Stamps. In February they cost 4.13 dollars and will rise by one cent monthly. On January 1, 1923 the government will pay 5.00 dollars for each stamp. Invested money earns 4 percent interest compounded quarterly.
The notice explains buying Thrift Stamps for 25 cents at post offices banks and other select locations. A Thrift Card holds sixteen stamps worth four dollars and encourages saving nickels dimes and small cash additions to fill the card. Once full the savings are exchanged for a War Savings card or stamps at a post office or savings bank, then a new card is started.
Dr. George Adams of the British home office speaks at the Blue Ridge conference urging America to join fully in 1918 to determine the war’s outcome and defend democracy. The article frames the prize as freedom, self-rule, and humanity’s future, arguing America must act swiftly to avoid failure.
Geo. T. Penny and J. M. Millikan of the American Land Company have sold the holdings of 10 St. Petersburg firms to Trustee Allen for over two million dollars in real estate. The sale is set to commence about February 18. The item also includes a call for charitable aid during winter hardships with a verse urging help for those in need.
Several High Point residents attended the funeral services for the late Albert Peele at Guilford College Friday afternoon. Peele was an aged minister of the community.
A greatly loved figure within the Friends church community, of the old Quaker type, is remembered fondly by his friends and acquaintances in a compact tribute.
The Lyceum and Chautauqua department of the Billboard offers a complete monthly list of bureaus and agencies. The publication is sold for $1.00 by Lyceum bureau publications and 15 cents at newsstands with a free sample on request. The Billboard Publishing Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
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