Apples: From Seedling to Market (1950)
The film showcases the journey of apples from orchards in the Pacific Northwest to the market, focusing on the cultivation
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Military Life And You (1951)
The similarities and differences between military and civilian life are discussed. Military discipline, the most typical difference, is interpreted as
Keeping Your Teeth Healthy (1981)
This educational film emphasizes the importance of dental care throughout life. It explains the roles of different types of teeth
Dial Comes To Town (ca. 1940s)
The film “Dial Comes To Town” depicts a family’s conversation about the introduction of dial telephones in their town. The
Eggs (1946)
TELLS THE STORY OF EGG PRODUCTION ON A LARGE, COMMERCIAL EGG FARM & ILLUSTRATES THE USE OF TECHNOLOGICAL METHODS IN
It’s A Badger’s World (1980)
Explores the life of American badgers, highlighting their physical characteristics, habitat, and behaviors. It details the nurturing role of mother
Just Imagine (1947)
The film “Just Imagine” presents a humorous story about the imaginative process of creating telephones using unconventional materials like paper
This is My Father’s World (1957)
This Is My Father’s World is a 12-minute color silent film recently released by Broadman Films (161 Eighth Ave., Nashville
What Is Ecology? (2nd Ed, 1977)
The film “What Is Ecology?” explores the intricate relationships among plants, animals, and their environments across various biomes, including forests,
Unfinished Business (1948)
The film “Unfinished Business” explores the industrial efforts of the United States Steel Corporation post-World War II, highlighting the transition
Saving The Garden Crop (1944)
Summary:Shows methods of winter storage for produce grown in wartime Victory gardens. Provides demonstrations of how to achieve necessary temperature
The Aging Of Lakes (1971)
The film discusses the aging of freshwater lakes, highlighting how human activities contribute to the process of eutrophication, where nutrient