it was household skimmed milk not used for babies it is a good milk a work man made it
In the 1940s, the price of milk in England was typically around 4 pence per pint. However, prices varied slightly depending on the location and whether the milk was bought directly from a farmer or through a shop. The introduction of rationing during World War II also influenced the availability and price of milk during this period.
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2.99
hot choclety milk
the jews
In the 1940s, the price of milk in England was typically around 4 pence per pint. However, prices varied slightly depending on the location and whether the milk was bought directly from a farmer or through a shop. The introduction of rationing during World War II also influenced the availability and price of milk during this period.
During World War II, the price of a pint of milk in the UK was around 4 pence, although prices could vary due to rationing and local conditions. The government implemented price controls to stabilize costs during the war, but inflation and supply issues often influenced prices. In the U.S., prices were similarly controlled, with a pint costing about 12 cents by the end of the war. Overall, the price of milk reflected the broader economic challenges of wartime rationing and resource allocation.
he had babies and drank milk he had babies and drank milk
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2.99
hot choclety milk
10 cents
the jews
it was used as a biodesel for the tanks and jeeps
yes. it could be packaged and shipped to the front lines very easily.
it made tanks
they made toy soldiers for the thought