S.H.CAMP and COMPANY

JACKSON, MICHIGAN

OFFICE OF

FRANK H. KAUFMAN October 9th, 1941

EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, NEW YORK

Mr. Forrest C. Allen,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kanse

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Thousands of physicians, health officers and other in-
dividuals interested in public health education will receive the enclosed
announcement this week.

Following the successful national tour of the Transpar-
ent Woman exhibit we inaugurated "National Posture Week" as an exten-
sion of our public health educational activities. During the years
that this event has been observed, interest in it has mounted to
gigantic proportions. It has received active support from schools and
colleges throughout the nation. It would be superfluous to supplement
this with excerpts from thousands of letters received from educators,
physicians and health officers in all sections of the country, extoll-
ing the results of the literature and ideas made available through us.

While National Posture Week will continue, as heretofore,
the Institute will augment its activities through the creation and
dissemination of additional material periodically throughout the year.
It will cooperate in its work more closely with educators and members
of the medical profession and other ethical groups.

Plans for the creation of additional material are now
in work. It will be distributed without cost, as in the past, in the
hope that its promotion of better posture will aid in advancing public
health and building a stronger nation.

Everything we do, as always, will adhere to the ethical
‘practices and standards recognised by the medical profession and it is
our hope that these endeavours will also merit the approval of you
and those whose welfare you so conscientiously endeavour to further.

Your criticisms, suggesticns and enquiries will always
be welcome.

Yours very truly,

S. H. CAMP & COMPANY

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