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1. Eat More Corn, Oats and Rye… To Save for The Army and Our Allies, 1917 [of005] [014] (recto)
Eat More Corn, Oats and Rye… To Save for The Army and Our Allies, 1917 [of005] [014] (recto)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
2. Eat More Corn, Oats and Rye… To Save for The Army and Our Allies, 1917 [of005] [014] (verso)
Eat More Corn, Oats and Rye… To Save for The Army and Our Allies, 1917 [of005] [014] (verso)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
3. Save the Products of the Land, 1917 [of005] [017] (verso)
Save the Products of the Land, 1917 [of005] [017] (verso)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
4. Victory is a Question of Stamina, 1917 [of005] [016] (verso)
Victory is a Question of Stamina, 1917 [of005] [016] (verso)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
5. Victory is a Question of Stamina, 1917 [of005] [016] (recto)
Victory is a Question of Stamina, 1917 [of005] [016] (recto)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
6. Save the Products of the Land, 1917 [of005] [017] (recto)
Save the Products of the Land, 1917 [of005] [017] (recto)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
7. Cardinal Mercier, 1917 [of005] [008] (verso)
Cardinal Mercier, 1917 [of005] [008] (verso)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
8. Cardinal Mercier, 1917 [of005] [008] (recto)
Cardinal Mercier, 1917 [of005] [008] (recto)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
9. Save and Serve the Cause of Freedom, 1917 [of005] [009] (recto)
Save and Serve the Cause of Freedom, 1917 [of005] [009] (recto)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
10. Save and Serve the Cause of Freedom, 1917 [of005] [009] (verso)
Save and Serve the Cause of Freedom, 1917 [of005] [009] (verso)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as food conservation and supply. These posters were produced by the United States Food Administration and used to encourage people to adjust eating behaviors and minimize food waste to ensure adequate food supplies were sent to troops and civilians in Europe.
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