File:Thrift series, no. 1-3 (1919) (14766768431).jpg

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Title: Thrift series, no. 1-3
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Massachusetts. Commissioner of Standards Massachusetts. Commissioner of Weights and Measures
Subjects: Home economics
Publisher: Boston
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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a fine of not more than fifty dollars. Section 46. Whoever, having charge of the delivery of ice from a wagon,not being a dealer in ice, refuses on the request of the purchaser of ice to weighthe same when it is delivered or gives false weight, shall be punished by afine of not more than ten dollars.
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d)e Commontoealtf) of iilas;s;acJ)us;etts; — ISSUED BY COMMISSIONER OF STANDARDS THURE HANSON, Commissioner State House, Boston HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS. Economy in Selecting, Cooking and Serving Foods. Showing how to EatPlentifully and Wisely, without Waste. WASTE is under indictment in this country. The spirit of the times calls forconstructive, efficient conservation and economy, — the economy which wilFincrease the nations resources. The faithful, unfailing service of our Americanwomen symbolizes the spirit of sacrifice and patriotism which permeates ourcountry at this time.The attention of everybody to-day is focused on great things. We have become accus-tomed to think in terms of millions, — men, money, ships, guns. Everything looks large to us.Yet in the background, overshadowed by these more obvious things, are factors whichwield a vital influence in shaping the future destiny of our country. Food Administrator Hoover says that food will win the war. Fuel Administrator Gar-fi

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