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daily effect on life in Texas after America enters the war Dallas Morning News 7 August 1917 U.S. Food Administration. Food will win the War You came here Seeking Freedom You Must Now Help to Preserve it. Illus. by Charles Edward Chambers. NY: Rusling Wood, Litho. ([Poster] no. 18). (Y3.F73/10:18; Poster, 30 x20 ).

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