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
AUDIENCES: selection and visualization of, 69.
See also _Attendance_
AUTOMOBILES: motion picture tours, 9, 25-26;
dispensaries and clinics, 27-33;
Child Welfare Specials, 30-34;
speaking tours, 34-37;
government trucks, 37-41;
motor service, 65;
list of truck tours, by states, 129-136;
and go-to-church propaganda, 135;
bibliography, 137.
See also _Trucks_
BIBLIOGRAPHY, 137-142
CALIFORNIA: publicity tours, equipment for, 119, 127, 135;
bibliography, 138, 141
CANADA: description of forestry car, 90-92, 128;
publicity tours, 128, 129, 131, 135;
bibliography, 137, 138, 140, 142
CANNING TRUCK: purpose of portable kitchen, 37-39;
truck tour, 130
CHILDREN’S YEAR SPECIAL: in Michigan, 23;
Cleveland Department of Health, 27-29;
“skip stops,” 97;
follow-up work, 113;
publicity tour, 132, 135
CHILD WELFARE: in Michigan, 23;
Massachusetts, 24;
traveling dispensaries and clinics, 27-34;
U. S. Children’s Bureau truck tour, 30-33;
advance publicity, 51;
follow-up work, 113-114;
health tours and publicity, 127, 131, 132, 135;
bibliography, 138, 141, 142
CHURCHES: co-operation helpful, 61;
truck tours in New York and Pennsylvania, 135
CLARK, E. A.: describes successful tour of dairy train, 15-16
CLINICS: and traveling trucks, 27-31;
Tuberculosis Commission, 28, 30;
transport truck tour, 133
COLE, P. T.: on Peach Demonstration Train, 14
COMMITTEES: on co-operation, 44, 45-47;
advance publicity, 52-54;
reception, 55;
newspaper, 56;
advertising, 57-58;
special delegations, 59-60;
church co-operation, 61;
schools, 62;
foreign groups, 63;
speakers, 64;
personal canvass, 64-65;
reception, 98;
organizing local, 111-112
CONNECTICUT: publicity tours, train equipment, 131, 134;
bibliography, 141
CO-OPERATION: value of, 18, 19, 117;
and publicity, 40-41;
arrangements for local committees, 44, 45-65, 98, 111;
churches, 61;
schools, 62;
railroads, 117
COST: economical advantages of train or truck, 4;
budget estimates, 9-10;
record of Pennsylvania train tour, 9;
automobile tour in Maryland, 9
DAIRY TRAINS: tour described by E. A. Clark, of Illinois, 15-16;
list of tours, 118-125;
bibliography, 137, 139, 141.
See also _Agriculture_
DEAN, GEORGE A.: describes Hessian Fly Special, 17-20, 139
DELEGATIONS: advance plans for special groups, 59-60, 102;
from churches, 60, 61;
schools, 60, 62;
hotels and restaurants, 60;
food dealers, 60;
employes, 60;
clubs, 60;
children and teachers, 102
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