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Community Kitchens Aid Battle Against Food Shortage
In St Louis during 1918 two neighborhood kitchens opened to aid the poor, operated by the Community Kitchens Association under wartime food-conservation goals. Kitchen No 1 at Seventh and Lafayette served hundreds daily, while Kitchen No 2 on Biddle Street fed workers and families with noonday lunches and affordable home meals.
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