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- catalog contributor b1935040.
- catalog created "[1920]".
- catalog date "1920".
- catalog date "[1920]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1920]".
- catalog description "pt. 1. The domestic section. The 'second lines" -- The "censorship" bugbear. -- The "Fourth of July fake" -- The Committee's "aircraft lies" -- Relations with Congress. -- The division of news. -- The four minute men. -- The fight for the mind of mankind. -- The battle of the films. -- The "battle of the fences" -- The war expositions. -- The speaking division. -- The advertising division. -- The "Americanizers" -- Work among the foreign-born. -- A wonderful Fourth of July. -- The "Official bulletin" -- Division of women's war-work. -- Other divisions. -- Showing America to the foreign press. -- pt. 2. The foreign section. The fight in foreign countries. -- America's world news service. -- The foreign mail service. -- Fighting with films. -- Breaking through the enemy censorship. -- France, England, and Italy. -- The work in Mexico. -- The work in Switzerland. -- The work in Holland. -- The work in Spain. -- The work in Scandinavia. -- The work in the Orient. -- The work in South America. -- The Russian campaign. -- pt. 3. Demobilization. After the Armistice. -- "Americanizing" Mittel Europa. -- Confusion and neglect. -- Appendix. The American Newspaper Publishers' Association. -- "Savagery" vs. sanity. -- Publications of the Committee on Public Information in the United States.".
- catalog extent "xvii, [1], 466, [1] p.".
- catalog hasFormat "How we advertised America.".
- catalog isFormatOf "How we advertised America.".
- catalog issued "1920".
- catalog issued "[1920]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York, London, Harper & Brothers".
- catalog relation "How we advertised America.".
- catalog subject "D632 .C7".
- catalog subject "United States. Committee on Public Information.".
- catalog subject "World War, 1914-1918 Public opinion.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. The domestic section. The 'second lines" -- The "censorship" bugbear. -- The "Fourth of July fake" -- The Committee's "aircraft lies" -- Relations with Congress. -- The division of news. -- The four minute men. -- The fight for the mind of mankind. -- The battle of the films. -- The "battle of the fences" -- The war expositions. -- The speaking division. -- The advertising division. -- The "Americanizers" -- Work among the foreign-born. -- A wonderful Fourth of July. -- The "Official bulletin" -- Division of women's war-work. -- Other divisions. -- Showing America to the foreign press. -- pt. 2. The foreign section. The fight in foreign countries. -- America's world news service. -- The foreign mail service. -- Fighting with films. -- Breaking through the enemy censorship. -- France, England, and Italy. -- The work in Mexico. -- The work in Switzerland. -- The work in Holland. -- The work in Spain. -- The work in Scandinavia. -- The work in the Orient. -- The work in South America. -- The Russian campaign. -- pt. 3. Demobilization. After the Armistice. -- "Americanizing" Mittel Europa. -- Confusion and neglect. -- Appendix. The American Newspaper Publishers' Association. -- "Savagery" vs. sanity. -- Publications of the Committee on Public Information in the United States.".
- catalog title "How we advertised America; the first telling of the amazing story of the Committee on Public Information that carried the gospel of Americanism to every corner of the globe, by George Creel ...".
- catalog type "text".