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Food Will Win the War—You came here seeking freedom/ You must now help to preserve it—Wheat is needed for the allies/ Waste nothing—United States Food Administration (Hebrew)

Charles Edward Chambers
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.1033

Save—Wheat, Meat, Fats, Sugar—and Serve the Cause of Freedom

Frederic G. Cooper
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.1026

Food is Ammunition–Don't Waste It

John E. Sheridan
Date: about 1917–18
Accession Number: RES.37.1062

Eat More Corn, Oats and Rye Products

L. N. Britton
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.1029

Food Will Win the War—You came here seeking freedom/ You must now help to preserve it—Wheat is needed for the allies/ Waste nothing—United States Food Administration

Charles Edward Chambers
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.1032

Save the Products of the Land—Eat More Fish/ They Feed Themselves—United States Food Administration

Charles Livingston Bull
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.1052

Food Control is a War Measure

Carey Print
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.664

Little Americans Do Your Bit—Eat Corn Meal Mush, Oatmeal, Corn Flakes Hominy and Rice with Milk. Eat no wheat cereals—Leave nothing on your plate/ United States Food Administration

Cushman Parker
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.122

Eat More Cottage Cheese—You'll Need Less Meat

Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
Date: about 1917–18
Accession Number: RES.37.127

Why Loyal Americans are keeping the Pledge to eat less Wheat and Meat

Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
Date: about 1917–18
Accession Number: RES.37.142

Food and the War! American Wheat to Win!

The Carey Printing Co., New York
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.154

Eat Less—and let us be thankful that we have enough to share with those who fight for freedom

A. Hendee
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.1023
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