Teeth Are To Keep (1949)
“Teeth Are To Keep” is a 1949 Canadian animated film produced by the National Film Board of Canada (NFBC). The
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Why the order we eat food matters: sticky first, then juicy & crisp. More than cleansing, an apple’s juicy flavor
Telegram for America (1953)
“Telegram for America” highlights the evolution and significance of telegraphic communication in the United States. It showcases how Western Union
Telemarketing: Getting The Order (1984)
Discusses the importance of recognizing when a customer is ready to make a purchase. They highlight that some salespeople become
Telenews Can 2 (silent, 1954)
A black-and-white newsreel from Telenews Daily capturing significant events and intriguing moments from around the world. Highlights include a
Telephone and Telegraph (1946)
Discusses the evolution and significance of telephone and telegraph communication, highlighting advancements since Samuel Morse’s telegraph invention in 1844 and
Telephone and Telegraph (1946)
The film discusses the evolution and significance of telephone and telegraph communication, highlighting the advancements made since Samuel Morse’s invention
Telephone Courtesy (1946)
The film focuses on the importance of telephone courtesy in a business setting. It follows Henry Burton, who realizes that
Telephone Etiquette (1952)
The film emphasizes the importance of telephone etiquette, highlighting three key phrases: “please,” “thank you,” and “I’m sorry.” It illustrates
Television Commercials – Soap and more!
This vintage film advertisement showcases the benefits of using Ivory soap for healthy-looking skin. It emphasizes the natural, fresh, and
Television Commercials (1960s)
Television commercials promoting home safety, emphasizing the importance of preventing accidents, particularly for children and the elderly. It advises keeping
Television Commercials 1950s-1960s
The content is a transcript of various 1950s and 1960s television commercials promoting products like Country Corn Flakes, Alka-Seltzer, Dristan,