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Charlie Lewis
“You Can Do With A Whole Lot
Less Than You Think You Can.”
Peo^e here were much bettor off than in the cities. They had cows to milk and they had gardens. They had so much meat and so much flour and meal Poor peoPle then knew how to manage what they got hold of. When folks got married they started out with what they had—second-hand furniture people had given them things from their mother anti father. They knew better than to try to keep up with the Joneses. • 1
“A depression today would be much worse than it was then. Poor people now try to keep up with rich folks. They charge on credit more than they can afford.
You can do with a whole lot less than you think you can/’
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