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 : Advert for the Ministry of Food 1943


Advert for the Ministry of Food 1943

Precious crusts'. No scrap of bread is too small to save - it means saving valuable shipping space. Of course your best and most direct way of helping, is to take less bread into the house. Most households find they can do nicely with three-quarters of the bread they used to buy and yet can give every member of the family all the bread he or she individully needs. the secret is in eating up every scrap of bread that comes in. Don't forget the end of the loaf. It's the bit that's apt to get left over. You always intended to do something with it. But how often was it thrown out after all! half a sluce of stlae bread saved by everyone in this country every day, means a convoy of 30 ships a year freed to take munitions or men to our fighting fronts

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10635369
Media ID
46092475
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2587px x 7145px (2.6MB)
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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Advertisement in Britannia and Eve May 1943
Date
1943

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