I was just doing some research on the Great Depression of 1929 and came across this interesting factoid, that unemployment grew to about 25% in the USA and in some other countries up to 33%.
That the average annual salary was $1368.00, probably if you were lucky. And the price of milk was $.14 cents a quart, and bread was $.09 a loaf. If only we had these prices today, we wouldn't have to clip coupons. By the way, whatever happened to triple coupons? Does anyone remember triple coupons? That's when you actually felt like you were saving some money on food.
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