=Mississippi. Rural Dispensary Truck.= Subject: education in general health and tuberculosis. Bureau of Tuberculosis, State Sanatorium of the Board of Health of Mississippi. 1919--continuous. Motion picture and stereopticon shows, lectures, exhibits, examinations, and distribution of literature. =New York. Healthmobile.= Subject: general health propaganda. State Department of Health. 1919. Lectures and motion pictures. =Dental Education Car.= Subject: dental instruction and dispensary service. Nassau County school authorities and Junior Red Cross. 1920. Ford truck equipped with necessary dental supplies and equipment. =North Carolina. Moving Picture Health Car.= State Board of Health. 1916. Lectures and motion pictures. =Health Education Car.= Subject: tuberculosis and mouth hygiene. State Board of Health and State Tuberculosis Association. 1920. Truck equipped with lighting system and motion picture machine. Lectures and moving picture shows in the forty-five counties of the state. =Ohio. Cleveland Children’s Year Special.= Subject: dispensary for child hygiene and welfare work. Children’s Year Committee of Council of Defense. 1918. Exhibits, examinations of children, motion picture shows, and distribution of literature. =Washington. Clinic and Exhibit Truck.= Subject: tuberculosis diagnosis and education. Truck for transportation of clinic staff and exhibit; clinic held in public halls. Washington Tuberculosis Association. 1919. Lectures, exhibits, and clinic. =West Virginia. Rural Tuberculosis Campaign.= Subject: prevention and cure of tuberculosis, and extermination of flies. West Virginia Tuberculosis League. 1917. Automobile tour in charge of a woman physician and her assistant. Stereopticon show and lectures; also first aid demonstration. =Wisconsin. Health Wagon.= Subject: health preservation and disease prevention. Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association. 1916. Motion pictures and lectures. MOTOR TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT TOURS =United States. Transcontinental Tour.= Subject: recruiting for Motor Transport Corps, and education regarding good roads. Motor Transport Corps, War Department. 1919. Fleet of motor trucks and passenger vehicles from the Capitol to San Francisco over the Lincoln Highway. Exhibits, demonstrations, and lectures, with moving picture shows. =Georgia. Motor Truck Trains.= Subject: quicker transportation facilities between farms and markets. Macon Chamber of Commerce. 1919. One hundred and four trucks were divided into four trains; each toured the country routes for a radius of 100 miles. Merchandise carried on out-going trips and farm produce on return trips. =Illinois. Motor Trucks.= Subject: uses of motor vehicles on farms. National Association of Motor Truck Sales Managers. 1919. These trucks toured six states and covered over 3,000 miles.