She was significantly involved in the World War I version of the Victory Garden which was apparently home food preservation and recipes for meatless and wheatle

She was significantly involved in the World War I version of the Victory Garden which was apparently home food preservation and recipes for meatless and wheatless meals. This is a program I had not previously heard about but it helps explain why victory gardens did so well: it wasn't the first time this type of model was used to help address shortages etc during a major conflict. For anyone interested in the history of women's work and household technology, I highly recommend the book More work for mother.