Usefulness of High Prices and Rabbit Subsidy
A Boston daily notes high living costs push housewives to raise rabbits for meat. Rabbit meat is praised as delicious and productive, with rabbits fed on cabbage waste. The piece links rabbit farming to thrift stamps, war savings, and patriotism, urging conservation and savings to fund national costs.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Sam
Children Save and Earn for War Bonds and Thrift Stamps
A report highlights 1300 area families of modest means with children owning thousands in War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps bought from earnings. A girl recounts saving pennies from a summer job to buy stamps, ribbons, and clothing. The piece notes children also support Liberty Bonds and Red Cross pledges, urging adults to follow their example.
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Victory
Red Cross
Landy
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Americanization and Thrift: Encouraging Immigrant Savings
The piece argues that learning English aids assimilation and that thrift and government savings programs like War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds foster loyalty. It notes immigrants come for better conditions, may succeed or be disappointed, and suggests children imitate parental saving habits to become productive neighbors.
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