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DescriptionStoringfoodinGreatDepression.gif	Planning for an adequate home grown food supply brought to this New York woman, as to hundred thousands like her throughout the country, a realization of the economic value of farm produced food and fuel, and a keener appreciation of the advantages of farm living.
Date	1942
Source	Franklin D Roosevelt Library Website
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author
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