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Is Your Child Vaccinated? American poster for Chicago Department of Health promoting vaccinations for smallpox. Poster ran from 1936 to 1941. For the Works Progress Adminstrations Federal Arts Project
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Is Your Child Vaccinated? American poster for Chicago Department of Health promoting vaccinations for smallpox. Poster ran from 1936 to 1941. For the Works Progress Adminstrations Federal Arts Project
NEW DEAL: WPA POSTER.
Is Your Child Vaccinated? American poster for Chicago Department of Health promoting vaccinations for smallpox. Poster ran from 1936 to 1941. For the Works Progress Adminstrations Federal Arts Project
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1936 1941 Chicago Epidemic Federal Government Health Infection Medicine New Deal Poster Small Pox Vaccinate
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This vintage American poster from the 1930s captures a critical moment in public health history. Created by the Works Progress Administration's Federal Arts Project, this powerful image was part of an extensive campaign by the Chicago Department of Health to promote smallpox vaccinations for children. The poster features bold text that reads, "Is Your Child Vaccinated?". It serves as a reminder to parents and guardians about the importance of protecting their little ones from this highly contagious disease. The striking design catches attention with its vibrant colors and eye-catching typography. During this time period, smallpox was still a significant threat in many parts of America. The epidemic had hit hard in both northern and midwestern regions, leading local governments to take proactive measures against its spread. This government initiative aimed to educate communities about vaccination benefits while encouraging them to participate actively. By displaying this poster prominently across Chicago neighborhoods, authorities hoped to raise awareness and encourage widespread immunization efforts. Through these collective actions, they sought not only individual protection but also community-wide prevention against future outbreaks. Today, this historical artifact reminds us of the progress made in public health over the years thanks to initiatives like the New Deal's WPA Poster project. It stands as a testament to our ongoing commitment towards safeguarding society through preventive medicine practices such as vaccination campaigns.
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