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Cream-colored 1918 poster titled World Relief Week with bold black lettering urging food saving and quoting President Wilson.

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"World Relief Week meetings December 1 to 7. You saved to Win the War. Now Save to Avert Anarchy Over There. "Hunger Breeds Madness" President Wilson. Hear the story of the menace to the World and to Remedy at World Relief Week Meetings.", 1919, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A printed poster announcing World Relief Week meetings from December 1 to 7, set in bold black display type on a pale cream sheet. The text urges readers to save food to avert anarchy overseas and quotes President Wilson's line "Hunger Breeds Madness"; a small circular seal appears near the bottom above the United States Food Administration credit.

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