Eggs (1946)
TELLS THE STORY OF EGG PRODUCTION ON A LARGE, COMMERCIAL EGG FARM & ILLUSTRATES THE USE OF TECHNOLOGICAL METHODS IN
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Step-Saving Kitchen (1949)
“Step-Saving Kitchen” is an instructional film from 1949 that showcases modern kitchen design principles aimed at improving efficiency for homemakers.
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
The Water Cycle (1946)
Explains the continuous water cycle essential for life on Earth. It details the processes of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation, illustrating
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
Poisons: Emergency Procedures (1982)
The video discusses the dangers of poisoning, particularly among children under five, who are most susceptible due to their curiosity
U.S. Customs Safeguards Our Foreign Trade, The (1950)
The film highlights the role of the U.S. Customs Service in regulating foreign trade and immigration at the borders with
Basic Breadmaking (1981)
The film is about bread making. It covers different types of basic breads including yeast bread, rolls, and muffins. The
How Honest Are You? (1950)
In the film “How Honest Are You?”, a group of students grapples with the concept of honesty after witnessing a
Story of Our Flag, The (1939)
The film “Story of Our Flag” explores the history and significance of the American flag, symbolizing the unity and strength