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Traveling publicity campaigns

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Adams, S. H.: description of health motorcycle tour by, 34-37

Advance Agents: qualifications, 49;

preliminary work for, 50-52.

See also Committees

Advance Work: publicity and organization, 42-65;

local co-operation, 45-54;

committees, 55-65, 98;

follow-up program, 114

Advantages: economical, 4;

publicity, 4;

of stimulating audiences, 5, 104;

of striking features, 6;

trains versus trucks, 10-11

Advertising: mediums, and purpose of, 43;

committee on newspapers, 56;

posters, 57;

window displays, 57;

slides, 57, 58;

through local merchants, 58;

Hollingworth on, 107;

exhibit car, 122

Agriculture: promoting interest in, 5;

Peach Demonstration Train, and illustration of exhibits, 13-14;

account of dairy train in Illinois, 15-16;

Pure Seed and Home Power Special, 16;

canning trucks, 37-39;

train titles, 67;

program for exhibit train, 74-75;

list of tours, 118-127, 129-130;

bibliography, 137-142

Alabama: publicity tours, train equipment, 129

Appeals: advance publicity work, 42-52;

to local committees, 52-65

Arkansas: conservation train tour, 118;

bibliography, 141

Attendance: novel devices attract, 7, 34;

advance work to secure, 42-45;

methods of distributing, 44, 75-77;

outdoors, 77;

planning for, 94, 98;

receiving visitors, 97-99;

estimating numbers, 100;

distributing, 101-104

Attractive Exhibits: advantages and suggestions, 4;

novel features a stimulus, 5-7, 104;

healthmobile, opposite 10.

See also Motion Pictures

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

Demonstrations: effectiveness of initial presentation, 5-7;

adaptability of trains for, 10, 11;

trucks, 11;

Peach Special, 14;

dairy train and milking machine, 15-16;

food conservation, 22, 24, 37, 52;

canning kitchens, 37-38;

Land Clearing Special, 52;

program outlined, 74-76;

types of cars adapted to, 78-79;

kitchen illustrated, opposite 92;

arrangement of car for, 92-93;

tours, and equipment, 122, 124, 126, 129, 130, 133;

publications, 140

Dickson, J. R.: describes forestry car, 90-92, 140

Dispensaries: scope of service, 27-33;

Children’s Year Special of Cleveland, 28-30;

motor trucks in Italy, 30;

Children’s Bureau government truck, 30-33;

publication on, 142

Dowling, Oscar: health train pioneer, 20

Economy: advantages of train and truck, 4;

records of tours, 9-10;

war propaganda, 21-23

Education: advantages of tours, 3-8, 11, 25, 27, 117;

campaign tours, 118-136;

bibliography, 137-142

England: publicity tours, 134;

bibliography, 138

Entomology: and Hessian fly in Kansas, 18-19

Exhibit Cars: peach industry, 13-14;

dairy train, 15;

pure seed, 16;

health tours, 20-21;

government specials, 22-24, opposite 70 and 77;

various types, 78-79;

correct designs for, 79;

living accommodations, 80;

cleaning methods, 80-81;

form and content of exhibits, 81-83;

moving audiences, 84, 86;

correct arrangement of interiors, 85, opposite 86 and 87;

placing exhibits, 87-90;

description of Canadian forestry car, 90-92;

moving people through, 99;

explainers for, 104-105;

list of, by states, 118-136

Expenses: See Cost

Explainers: services of, 104-105

Flat Cars: dairy trains, 15-16;

for conservation work, 22, 77, 79, opposite 80;

Land Clearing Specials, 126, 127;

recruiting, 129

Florida: publicity tours, and equipment, 120, 127

Follow-up Work: and careful planning, 8;

reception committees valuable, 98;

aims, and suggestions for efficient, 106-114;

fixing impressions, 107;

printed matter, 109-110;

local organizations to take part, 111-113;

of West Virginia Public Health Council, 112;

results, method of checking, 113;

criticisms, 114

Food Conservation Trains: government tours, 21-24;

and child welfare, 23, 24;

canning kitchens, 37-38;

work assignments, 52, 54, 61, 65;

illustration of exhibit car, N. Y. College of Agriculture, opposite 86;

demonstration kitchen illustrated, opposite 92;

list of tours, 118, 123, 125, 130;

bibliography, 138, 140

France: truck tours for health purposes, 131

Georgia: Land Clearing Special, advance work, 52;

publicity tours, train equipment, 120, 133, 134

Good Roads Special: publicity tours, train equipment, 119, 126, 133;

bibliography, 138, 141

Halliday, J. D.: health education tours planned and directed by, 28

Health Cars: advance publicity in West Virginia, 46-48;

topics and exhibits presented, 68;

over-crowded exhibits, 82;

methods to attract attention, 82, 83;

report of follow-up work, 112;

list of tours, 127, 128, 131-133, 136;

bibliography, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142

Health Exhibits: motion picture truck of N. Y. State, opposite 10;

health trains in Louisiana, 20;

child welfare in Kansas, 21;

West Virginia Health Special, 21;

purpose of government train, 23;

Children’s Year Special, 23;

variety of topics, 68;

train tours, 127-128;

truck tours, 131-133;

wagon tour, 136;

motorcycle tour, 136;

bibliography, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142

Healthmobile: of N. Y. State, opposite 10;

motion picture tour in North Carolina, 26;

publicity tour of, 132

Hessian Fly Special: description of train run in Kansas, 17-20, 139;

speakers and publicity, 18-19;

train equipment, 122

Hollingworth, H. L.: on Advertising and Selling, 107

Home Power Special: demonstration of conveniences, 16

Illinois: tour of dairy train in, 15-16;

publicity tours, train equipment, 120, 131, 133;

bibliography, 138, 139

Illustrations: opposite 10, 14, 20, 28, 29, 30, 31, 38, 39, 44, 70, 76, 77, 80, 84, 85, 86, 87, 92

Indiana: publicity tours, train equipment, 121, 131;

bibliography, 142

Information Sources: 2, 117

Iowa: publicity tours, train equipment, 122;

bibliography, 139

Italy: health trucks, 28, 30, 131;

motor clinics, 30;

publicity tours, 131

Itinerary: planning, 94-97.

See also Tours

Kansas: Hessian fly train described, 17-20, 122;

State Agricultural College co-operates with railroad, 17, 18;

publicity tours, 127;

bibliography, 139

Kentucky: publicity tours, train equipment, 122, 127;

bibliography, 137, 139, 140

Land Clearing: demonstration work, with automobiles, 52;

publicity tours, 120, 126-127;

bibliography, 140

Lincoln Highway Association: and transcontinental tour, 40-41, 133

Louisiana: success of health trains, 20;

publicity tours, train equipment, 120, 127, 129, 131;

bibliography, 137, 139

Maryland: cost of automobile tour, 9;

publicity tours, train equipment, 122, 132, 134

Massachusetts: child welfare tours, 24;

publicity tours, 130, 132, 135

Memory: impressions, and follow-up work, 107-109

Message, Preparation of: 66-73;

choosing a topic, 67-70;

limiting the message, 69;

program planning, 71-77

Michigan: Children’s Year Special, 23;

publicity tours, train equipment, 122, 135

Minnesota: publicity tours, train equipment, 122

Mississippi: publicity tours, train equipment, 123, 132

Missouri: Women’s Patriotic Special, 22;

publicity tours, train equipment, 123, 128, 134

Motion Pictures: cost of automobile tour, 9;

N. Y. State healthmobile, opposite 10;

truck tours, 25-41;

North Carolina health campaign, 26;

Children’s Special of Cleveland, 28;

Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association, 37;

advance publicity, and slides, 57-58;

state tours using, 124, 128, 129, 130, 131-135;

bibliography, 137, 138, 140, 141, 142

Motorcycles: description of a “Knight of Health,” 34-37, 139;

tours in Canada and Wisconsin, 135, 136

Motor Transport Corps: purpose and description of transcontinental train, 39-41;

publicity tours, 133

Motor Vehicles: See Trucks

Moving Audiences: displaying exhibits to, 84, 86

Nebraska: publicity tours, train equipment, 123

Nevada: publicity tours, train equipment, 123

New Jersey: publicity tours, train equipment, 123

Newspapers: advance publicity for, 56, 58.

See also Publicity

New York: healthmobile, opposite 10;

food conservation train, 22;

publicity tours, and equipment, 123, 129, 132, 134, 135;

bibliography, 137, 140

North Carolina: Board of Health motion picture tour, 26;

publicity tours, train equipment, 124, 132, 135;

bibliography, 141

Novel Presentation: advantages of, 4-7;

secures publicity, 6;

motion picture trucks 25-28;

“Motorcycle Knight of Health,” 34-37;

along Lincoln Highway, 40-41

Ohio: Children’s Year Special of Cleveland, 27-30;

illustrations and trucks, 28-29;

publicity tours, 130, 132

Organization: advance publicity important, 42-65;

assignments for committees, 52-65;

report of follow-up work, 112-113

Outdoor Speaking: 16, 34, 75, 77

Peach Demonstration Train: description, and illustration of exhibit car, 13-14;

advance publicity, 48;

state tours, 118, 125

Pennsylvania: cost of tour in, 9;

food conservation train, 22;

canning kitchen of Allegheny County Council, 37-39;

advance assignments for committees, 53;

publicity tours, 125, 130;

bibliography, 140

Permanence: of activities, 5;

organization and follow-up work, 111-114

Places Visited: planning an itinerary, 94-96

Posters: type of agricultural, 43;

advertising committees, 57

Programs: choice of a topic, 66, 67-70;

form of presentation, 67-71;

unit programs, 71-72;

of exhibit trains, 73-75;

of demonstration and exhibit, 76;

advice in planning, 94-96, 101-104

Publicity: advantages of tours, 4;

first impression valuable, 7;

and successful co-operation, 19;

advance work important, 40, 42-65;

advertisements, 43;

specialized appeal, 44;

committees, co-operation of, 45;

preparation of letters, and example, 46-48;

advance agents, duties of, 49-52;

assignments, features of, 53, 54;

reception committee, 55;

committee on newspapers, 56;

advertising committee, 57;

committee on special delegations, 59-60;

church co-operation, 61;

schools, 62;

foreign language groups, 63;

speakers, 64;

committee on personal canvass, 65; and

follow-up work, 109-114.

See also Advertising

Pure Seed Special: home power equipment, 16;

arrangement of exhibits, opposite 87;

exhibit trains, 124, 126;

“Gospel of Good Seed,” 138

Purpose: and advantages, 3-4, 117;

of Motor Transport Corps tour, 39-40

Railroads: co-operation of, and list of educational tours, 117-129;

bibliography, 137-140, 142.

See also Trains

Reception Committees: advance assignments for, 55, 98

Relaxation: staff members need, 103, 105

Rhode Island: publicity tours, train equipment, 130

Safety First Trains: publicity tours, 128, 129;

bibliography, 141, 142

Schedule: train stops discussed, 94, 96-97;

work and rest periods, 103-105

Schools: co-operation, 62;

attendance of children, and management, 102;

car as model school room, 128, 129;

and dental education, 132;

of conservation, 140

“Skip Stops,” 97

Speakers: attraction of prominent, 6;

short talks in lecture coaches, 15;

outdoor lectures, 16, 77;

Hessian Fly Special, 18-19;

health talks and child welfare, 21, 24;

advance work for committees on, 64;

chief factors of success, 73, 74, 75;

explainers, 104

Staff Members: traveling accommodations, 80;

provision for rest and comfort, 103, 105

Tennessee: publicity tours, train equipment, 125

Texas: Peach Special, 13-14;

agricultural train program, 74-75;

publicity tours, 125

Theaters. See Motion Pictures

Topics: selection of, 67-68;

presentation, 68-71

Tours: factors in planning, 94-105;

time stops, 96-97;

“skip-stops,” 97;

list of traveling campaigns, 117-136

Trains: advantages of tours by, 4-8, 11;

campaign costs, 9;

agricultural campaigns, 13-19;

health tours, 20-21;

trolleys, 23;

child welfare, 24;

planning an itinerary, 94-97;

moving visitors through, 99;

list of agricultural, 118-127;

list of food conservation, 123, 125;

list of health specials, 127-128;

safety first trains, 128, 129;

safety first tours, 128, 129;

bibliography, 137-141

Transcontinental Tours: purposes, 39-40;

Lincoln Highway Association co-operates, 40-41;

train equipment, 133

Trolley Tours: child welfare, 23-24, 135

Trucks: advantages of tours by, 4, 5, 6-8, 11;

cost of tours, 9;

adaptability, 11, 25;

North Carolina health car, 26;

traveling dispensaries, 27-34;

Children’s Year Special, 27-29;

clinics in Italy, 30;

Child Welfare Special, 30-34;

speaking tours, 34-37;

canning truck and portable kitchen, 37-39;

transcontinental tour, War Department, 39-40;

and Lincoln Highway Association, 40-41;

planning an itinerary, 94-97;

list of agricultural, 129-130;

list of food conservation, 130;

list of health specials, 131-133;

motor transport tours, 133-134;

motion picture tours, 134-135;

bibliography, 138, 140, 142.

See also Automobiles

Tuberculosis: motor truck clinics in Italy, 30;

Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association, 34, 37;

attention getting device, 82;

health tours, and publicity, 127, 128, 131, 132, 133, 136;

bibliography, 139, 140, 141, 142

Types of Cars: for exhibit or demonstration, 78-79

United States: Safety First Train, 23;

Child Welfare Special, 30-33;

food conservation truck, 37-39;

transcontinental motor tour, 39-41;

Lincoln Highway and Transport Corps, 40-41, 133;

publicity tours, train equipment, 118, 127, 128, 131, 133, 134;

bibliography, 141

Unit Programs: features included, 71-73

Utah: publicity tours, train equipment, 126

Vermont: publicity tours, health wagon, 136;

bibliography, 140

Virginia: publicity tours, train equipment, 126, 129, 130, 134

Visualization: essential in preparing message and program, 66-72

Washington: publicity tours, train equipment, 126, 133;

bibliography, 140

West Virginia: example of health publicity letter, 46-48;

report on follow-up organization work, 112-113;

publicity tours, 126, 128, 133, 135

Window Displays: announcements and signs, 57

Wisconsin: farm methods promoted by College of Agriculture, 16;

Anti-Tuberculosis Association work, 34, 37;

publicity tours, 126, 130, 133, 136;

bibliography, 139, 140

SURVEY AND EXHIBIT SERIES

Edited by SHELBY M. HARRISON

It is recognized in both surveys and exhibits that a standardized technique has not been fully worked out. Still a beginning has been made. Enough experience has been accumulated to justify recording it and putting it at the disposal of those interested. With a view therefore to increasing the use of investigation in dealing with current community problems and to making such investigations more effective, and with a view also to the widespread employment of better methods of disseminating helpful information, the Survey and Exhibit Series has been planned.

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