Outside the United States the Plan has points of interest for both peace and war. It is too early to form any definite opinion on an improvement in nutrition; but in a test taken in five widely separated cities during the winter it was found that, out of every blue stamp dollar, 17 cents on an average were spent on butter, another 17 cents on eggs, another 17 cents on fresh and dried fruits, and 23 cents on.pork; that is, just over half went on dairy produce and fruit, in which the diets of poor families, in England as in the United States, are notoriously deficient, nearly a quarter on pork and the remainder
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