United States Food Administration
United States Food Administration former US federal agency (1917–1920)
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Works
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An address given in the auditorium of the National museum | |
Bulletin (United States Food Administration) | |
Conservation and regulation in the United States during the world war: an outline for a course of lectures to be given in higher educational institutions | |
The dairy and the world food problem ... | |
Eat more corn, oats and rye products - ... Eat less wheat, meat, ... | |
Enlisting the food merchants. A campaign to win the voluntary support of retailers and wholesalers. The method of democracy. | |
Food conservation bibliography; references and sources of information on production, statistics, distribution, conservation, and methods of control of food supplies ... February, 1918. | |
Food guide for war service at home | |
Food is ammunition--don't waste it | |
Food leaflet | |
Food saving and sharing, telling how the older children of America may help save from famine their comrades in allied lands across the sea | |
General index numbers of food process on a nutritive value base. | |
Graphic exhibits on food conservation at fairs & expositions. | |
Hunger - For three years America has fought starvation in Belgium Will you eat less wheat, meat, fats and sugar that we may still send food in ship loads? | |
Lessons in community and national life. Series A, for the upper classes of the high school. | |
Memorandum prepared by the agricultural department and the Food Administration as to the wheat price guaranteed by Congress. | |
Returns from the use of fertilizer on pasture and hay crops | |
Sets of reproductions of American morale posters of the first world war, 1917 | |
Uncle Sams̓ advice to housewives | |
War economy in food, with suggestions and recipes for substitutions in the planning of meals. | |
Wheat saving program for the household. | |
Wheatless recipes tested in the experimental kitchen of the Food Administration |