Thanksgiving Bonds and War Savings Drive Spotlight
The proclamation praises the Second Liberty Loan with nearly 10 million Americans subscribing over four and a half billion dollars. It outlines the December 3 opening of the War Savings Plan with thrift stamps at 25 cents and war savings stamps from 4.12 to 4.23, redeemable for 100 dollars in 1923. It notes the 4 percent interest on war savings stamps, and that certificates mature January 1, 1923, with postmaster redemptions possible after January 1, 1918.
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War Tax To Make Pennie Popular
Great effort to promote the penny through wartime taxes and fees applies from Wednesday midnight with added levies on admissions freight passenger fares and various transportation and insurance charges. The article lists numerous tax changes alongside a catalog of thrift books and consumer guidance.
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