Ad for the American film "Fit to Win" (1919), on page 28 of the March 30, 1919 "Film Daily". The film was made by the United States Public Health Service and Medical Department of the Army for use in preventing venereal diseases among the American troops in Europe during World War I, but, with the end of the war, was distributed to American theaters. State film boards often objected to the film's subject matter of how sexually transmitted diseases are transmitted, but the Public Health Service promoted its exhibition. An article in the May 29, 1919 "Film Daily" notes a hearing on film censorship in New York City resulting from this film.