Title: Literary Classics - A New Kind of Reading Material for Public Restrooms Producer: Allegheny County Health Department Contact: Glenda Christy Food Protection Program 3901 Penn Ave., Building #1 Pittsburgh, PA   15224-1318 Telephone: 412-687-2243 Format: Posters Date Produced: 1997 Description: The campaign is centered around a series of posters for display in public restrooms with short stories based on literary classics. Following is an example of one of the stories: "Scarlett O'Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it when caught by her charm as the Tarleton Twins were. Nor did they realize when they grew frightfully ill that it was the touch of her magnolia-white skin that made them so sick. For, disregarding all ladylike behavior, Scarlett had frivolously not washed her hands after attending to her business in the lady's parlor. Her delicate hands, being so unguarded, touched those of the twins, causing the unfortunate spread of an atrocious bacterial disease. Shame was brought upon both families, which was the worst disgrace of all." The collection now includes three volumes with 8 'stories'. Audience: hand washing general, consumers Cost: Free How To Order: Order from above address. Supplies may be limited

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