In re: No.8, that WAS my salary in 1954, $60 a week working as a reporter on a small down daily. I got by.
I wish these cartoons could fix what the REAL cartoon figures in Washington D.C. are doing regarding money with their prolonged dance of torture, teasing, turning and burning of the suffering American public. Money and a smile here though, is nice.
I love all 8 of them equally this week. In the case of number 8 though, $239 a month is better than it sounds. $1 then had the purchasing power of $9.70 in 2020, so $239 x $9.70 = $2,318.30. That also would mean $2,318.30 is really only worth $239 now. Our country needs a miracle from you, PLEASE God; we’re begging!
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In re: No.8, that WAS my salary in 1954, $60 a week working as a reporter on a small down daily. I got by.
I wish these cartoons could fix what the REAL cartoon figures in Washington D.C. are doing regarding money with their prolonged dance of torture, teasing, turning and burning of the suffering American public. Money and a smile here though, is nice.
I love all 8 of them equally this week. In the case of number 8 though, $239 a month is better than it sounds. $1 then had the purchasing power of $9.70 in 2020, so $239 x $9.70 = $2,318.30. That also would mean $2,318.30 is really only worth $239 now. Our country needs a miracle from you, PLEASE God; we’re begging!