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America's food pledge
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Do not be fooled by the lies of the enemy
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Defeat the Kaiser and his U-boats
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Keep the garbage clean and see that it is utilized
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
United States Food Administration, General Orders
United States Food Administration
ca. 1918
The prices charged by this store
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Garbage is valuable
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Membership card for public eating places
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
The United States Food Administration certificate
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Member of the United States Food Administration
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Little Americans do your bit
Cushman Parker
ca. 1917
Little Americans do your bit
Cushman Parker
ca. 1917
Little Americans do your bit
Cushman Parker
ca. 1917
Day 322, Survey U, Sectors 15 and 16
United States Geological Survey
1967
Heroic Women of France
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917–18
Sugar means ships
Ernest Fuhr
1917
Heroic Women of France
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917–18
Sugar means ships
Ernest Fuhr
1917
Sugar means ships
Ernest Fuhr
1917
Our flags
Adolph Treidler
ca. 1917
Tag your shovel day
United States Fuel Administration
ca. 1917
Don't stop saving food
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917–18
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
Charles Edward Chambers
ca. 1918
Don't let up
F. Luis Mora
ca. 1918