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Audio: Guess What A Radio Commercial From WWII Asked Americans To Eat Less Of?

During World War II, American civilians were asked to eat limited portions of meat.
by Amy Chan1/12/20163/30/2016
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During World War II, American civilians were asked to eat limited portions of meat.

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Amy Chan is a former HistoryNet intern.

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