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WW1 FLYER FOR GIRLS FROM UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION
WW1 FLYER FOR GIRLS FROM UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION
WW1 FLYER FOR GIRLS FROM UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION
WW1 FLYER FOR GIRLS FROM UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION
WW1 FLYER FOR GIRLS FROM UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION

WW1 FLYER FOR GIRLS FROM UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION

$ 13.2

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: all three sheets are in good condition, two of them were used to write on the back. See photos for condition. one sheet has a small tear in it. and a nick at the bottom

    Description

    Three flyers for girls and boys from the Communittee of Food supply States Council of Defense on what they can do for their county .They are all from the Connecticut Agriculture College and sent by M. Estella Sprague. Additional photos upon request.
    M. Estella Sprague was the first woman extension service worker in Connecticut, serving during WW1 as the director of home economics for the Federal Food Administration.  She was appointed to this office in June 1917. She worked to maximize food production and conservation during the war efforts.