Traveling publicity campaigns : $b educational tours of railroad trains and motor vehiclesRoutzahn, Mary Swain
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Traveling publicity campaigns : $b educational tours of railroad trains and motor vehicles
Routzahn, Mary Swain
Educational exhibits, Traveling
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTORY 1
CHAPTER II
PURPOSES AND ADVANTAGES OF TRAVELING CAMPAIGNS 3
The Train as an Event 4
A Tour as a Campaign “Feature” 6
Novelty and the Danger of its Wearing Off 6
Not a Quick Method 7
Traveling Campaigns and Results 8
Cost of Tours 8
As Between Trains and Trucks 10
CHAPTER III
HOW TRAINS HAVE BEEN USED IN CAMPAIGNING 13
Agricultural Trains 13
Health Trains 20
War Propaganda 21
A Government Safety First Train 23
Trolley Tours 23
CHAPTER IV
CAMPAIGNING WITH MOTOR VEHICLES 25
Motion Picture Tours 25
A Typical Motion Picture Motor Tour 26
Traveling Dispensaries 27
Cleveland Children’s Year Special 27
Motor Truck Clinics in Italy 30
A Government Child Welfare Special 30
Speaking Tours by Automobile or Motorcycle 34
A Motorcycle Knight of Health 34
Carrying the Canning Kitchen to the Food Supply 37
“Caravans” of Trucks 39
CHAPTER V
ADVANCE PUBLICITY AND ORGANIZATION 42
Importance of Good Advance Work 42
General Advertising 43
Specialized Appeal 44
Arrangements for Distributing the Attendance 44
Arrangements for Local Co-operation in Management 45
Getting the Advance Work Done 46
Qualifications of the Advance Agent 49
The Job of the Advance Agent 50
Assignments of Advance Work for Local Committees 52
Explanatory Statement for Local Co-operating Committees Regarding the
Pennsylvania Food Conservation Train 54
Reception Committee 55
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