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New Hanover Food Conservation Commission
New Hanover Food Conservation Commission ca. 1917
Boys and Girls Make Gardens and Can Fruit for Conservation of Food
Boys and Girls Make Gardens and Can Fruit for Conservation of Food 12/1918
Missouri women march for domestic food conservation
Missouri women march for domestic food conservation ca. 1917 - 1918
Women support domestic food conservation
Women support domestic food conservation ca. 1917 - 1918
Conserving food.
Conserving food. ca. 1918
Food conservation propaganda material sent out in plate form by the Food Administration of New Jersey
Food conservation propaganda material sent out in plate form by the Food Administration of New Jersey 1917 - 1918
Food Will Win the War, in English
Food Will Win the War, in English ca. 1917
"Food will Win the War, Herbert Hoover. But there is another Vital Necessity. The Conservation of Food..."
"Food will Win the War, Herbert Hoover. But there is another Vital Necessity. The Conservation of Food..." ca. 1917 - 1919
Photograph of Bicycle Boat Promoting Food Conservation in Calexico, California.
Photograph of Bicycle Boat Promoting Food Conservation in Calexico, California. 1918
Photograph of Eat Less Meat Sign, Longacre Square
Photograph of Eat Less Meat Sign, Longacre Square 1917-1919
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