Women Urged to Embrace Patriotism in Household Economics
A report of a Good Government Club talk argues housewives shape the war by buying wisely and saving. It urges patriotic shopping, thrift stamps, and liberty bonds, noting 15 billion dollars must be saved from income for war effort and urging those with increased wartime earnings to turn gains to government needs.
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War time food program and thrift notes across Montana
A wartime column outlines Montana's Monday and Wednesday wheatless days and Saturday porkless day, lists flour substitutes, and calls for progressive Liberty loan contributions. It discusses family budgets, rising prices, and thrift as Hoover regulates prices, with reference to continued guidance on page eleven.
Do it all courageously, "We have a victory to win."
A quoted rallying line appears to urge bold action and renewed effort. The fragment frames a mindset of perseverance and confidence without providing context or identifying details.
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