New Viewpoints in American History
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From the outset the govern ment recognized the supreme need of carrying food to the armies and exhausted populations of the Allied countries. The housewives of the nation rallied promptly to the call of the Food Administrator to conserve food and increase the local food supplies. Few homes were without "pledge- cards" in the windows; and few were the homes in which "wheatless days" and "meatless meals" were not as_ con scientiously observed as if prescribed by law. Women were also active in pla...nting "war gardens, " and the Woman s Land Army of America played no inconsiderable part in supplying woman farm labor.
No more fitting tribute has been accorded the war work of our women than that paid by Sir George Paish in a public address in London in April, 1920: "When I hear people say that America won the war, I assent. I go farther. I say that the war was won by the women of America. In the years of food shortage it was the American women who made it possible for us to have enough food to go round.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the outset the govern ment recognized the supreme need of carrying food to the armies and exhausted populations of the Allied countries. The housewives of the nation rallied promptly to the call of the Food Administrator to conserve food and increase the local food supplies. Few homes were without "pledge- cards" in the windows; and few were the homes in which "wheatless days" and "meatless meals" were not as_ con scientiously observed as if prescribed by law. Women were also active in pla...nting "war gardens, " and the Woman s Land Army of America played no inconsiderable part in supplying woman farm labor.
No more fitting tribute has been accorded the war work of our women than that paid by Sir George Paish in a public address in London in April, 1920: "When I hear people say that America won the war, I assent. I go farther. I say that the war was won by the women of America. In the years of food shortage it was the American women who made it possible for us to have enough food to go round.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur M Arthur Meier Schlesinger to read onlineMoreLess
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