"Wartime Home Canning of Fruits & Vegetables" print (1944) Size:12x18" and some had photographs

and some had photographs

this kind of economic-modernism-with-graphic-script also appears in the Our Food Costs booklet

back in 1962

"Rain is Bad for a Book

There's one in the mix that I couldn't find a location for—the horse-drawn wagon driven by a cat in front of the wheelchair guy—but aesthetically it was too good to pass up

"Wartime Home Canning of Fruits & Vegetables" print (1944) Size:12x18" and some had photographsA master calligrapher is worth their weight in gold, and someone in the Department of Agriculture's design studio was put to great use on this and a few other mid century pamphlets. Find a copy of 1947's "Home Canning of Fruits and Vegetables" or any of the 1950s federal booklets about berries and you'll see the similar work. On this website, take a look at 1951's "Salads All the Year 'Round" and "Mushroom Collecting for Beginners" and you'll see the