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Can Manufacturers' Institute ad Better Homes & Gardens Magazine August 1944 |
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OPA Poster How to Shop With Ration Book 2 1943 Public Domain |
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To learn how to shop with point stamps, these youngsters in a Fairfax County, Virginia, grade school have set up a play 1941-1945 Public Domain |
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Never Too Young to Learn 1943 Public Domain |
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Can Manufacturer's Institute ad Better Homes & Gardens Magazine August 1944 |
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A&P Store ad Ladies Home Journal Nov 1944 Note that the coffee is now offered in bags instead of jars or tins! |
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VanCamp's ad Ladies Home Journal Nov 1944 |
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Del Monte Food ad Ladies Home Journal Nov 1944 Tin and glass option for products |
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V-8 ad Ladies Home Journal Nov 1944 |
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Florida Grapefruit Juice ad Ladies Home Journal Nov 1944 |
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Libby's ad Ladies Home Journal Nov 1944 Both tin and glass jar options |
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Heinz Cookbook with Wartime Supplement abt. 1943 Note the Turtle Soup! |
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Heinz Cookbook with Wartime Supplement abt. 1943 |
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Cape Cod's Famous Cranberry Recipes by Ocean Spray 1941 Note the glass and tin options |
Resources:
Books:
Studies in Rationing: An Analysis of Selected Rationing Programs in the United States During World War II, Vol. II. Solo, Carolyn Shaw. Harvard University, 1950.
Articles:
Make it Do: Rationing of Canned Goods in WWII
https://www.sarahsundin.com/make-it-do-rationing-of-canned-goods-in-world-war-ii-2/
(Accessed 5/20/20)
Food Rationing and Canning in World War II
https://www.womenshistory.org/articles/food-rationing-and-canning-world-war-ii
(Accessed 5/20/20)
How Did We Can? The Evolution of Home Canning Practices
https://www.nal.usda.gov/exhibits/ipd/canning/exhibits/show/wartime-canning/world-war-ii
(Accessed 5/20/20)
Food Rationing Begins Nationwide
http://www.nww2m.com/2012/03/march-1-1942-food-rationing-begins-nationwide/
(Accessed 5/20/20)
"Rationing Greatly Reduces Canned Goods to Civilians." The Evening Sun. Hanover, PA. 22 February 1943.
"Point Rationing Put Into Effect." The Evening Sun. Hanover, PA. 1 March 1943.
"Plan Your Garden Early Now. The Ruthven Free Press. 24 February, 1943.
"Point Rationing Will Begin March 1st; Rationed Goods 'Freeze' Starts Feb. 20." Fowler Ensign. 11 Feb 1943.
The Tampa Tribune. Tampa, Florida. 1 March 1943.
Images:
Look at the Point Values
(Accessed 5/20/20)
Use This Ration Book
(Accessed 5/20/20)
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables are not rationed
(Accessed 5/20/20)
How to Shop with Ration Book Two
(Accessed 5/20/20)
Never too Young to Learn
(Accessed 5/20/20)
To learn how to shop
(Accessed 5/20/20)
Canned Asparagus
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Canned_asparagus_(6443339409).jpg
(Accessed 5/20/20)
Display of canned goods
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Washington,_D.C._Display_of_canned_goods_8c36406v.jpg
(Accessed 5/20/20)
4-H Club Member Stores Food
(Accessed 5/20/20)
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