Spending what we don't save and wise budgeting
The War Savings organization for Indiana urges a shift from saving what we don’t spend to spending what we don’t save. The treasury department explains wise spending as thoughtful budgeting balancing present and future needs, avoiding neglect of tomorrow for today, and preserving capital for emergencies and opportunities.
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War Savings Organization For
Indiana
Treasury Department
Garden Cutworm Remedies for Extreme Outbreaks
Describes poisoned bran baits with arsenic or Paris green for cutworms on tomatoes, cabbages, and other truck crops. Warns of dangers, timing, and quantities, plus secondary methods like trenching, barriers, tar, or kerosene scum, and cultural controls to deter recurring outbreaks.
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United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Advien O
Allowances for Children Shape Early Economic Habits
An Iowa University home economics head advocates giving children allowances from age six or seven to teach budgeting and saving. She cites examples of precise spending, gradually increasing allowances, and training in buying personal items and clothing to foster independence and prudent financial habits. The piece also suggests prioritizing savings in government securities over expensive diamonds, promoting War Savings Stamps as a future investment.
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Ruth Wardell
University of Iowa
Cleveland
Ohio
W. S.S
United States of America
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