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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

5

War Savings Stamps earn 4 percent interest, compounding quarterly

War Savings Stamps may be bought with cash or via Thrift Stamps. In February their price is 4.13 dollars and will rise by one cent each month. On January 1, 1923 the U S Government will payoff 5.00 dollars per War Savings Stamp. The investment earns 4 percent interest compounded every three months.

U. S War Savings United States

Liberty Loaf Diet Enforced For War Bread Ration

Beginning Monday the American people enter a war bread diet with a 5 percent substitute limit rising to 20 percent by February 24. Retailers must sell a pound of substitute for every pound of flour to customers and mills must cap sales to retailers at 70 percent of last year’s flour volume. The government imposes a compulsory restraint to push citizens to comply.

Shoes Needed for Camp Sherman Quartermaster Unit

A pair of size 143 shoes is required by Camp Sherman quartermaster in the Cantonment to outfit soldiers. Sergt Maj Bill Cross of Cincinnati, attached to the quartermaster’s company of the 313th Infantry, has supplied his own footwear since none are available from arsenals. It is estimated two cows’ hides are needed to protect his feet for a year’s campaign.

EB. Lawrence & Co Chicago High Point Mann Drug Company Camp Sherman Bill” Cross Cincinnati Three Hundred and Thirteenth Infantry

Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman Ad

In an agency notice, Paul A. Stamey announces ordering and pickup details for this week’s Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman at the Review Office. The ad provides contact via phone number 275 for inquiries and service.

Saturday Evening Post Country Gentleman Paul A. Stamey

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