Minimum Course of Study, 1922: Reports of Committees on Minimum Essentials in Elementary Education (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from Minimum Course of Study, 1922: Reports of Committees on Minimum Essentials in Elementary Education

The war was on and the lesson of the importance of saving everything which could be converted to human uses, and giving up everything which was in any way superfluous and wasteful, was being brought home as it never had been brought home before. People everywhere were saving money, clothing, food, fuel, man-power, so that the govern ment might have them for use in defeating the enemy.

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