Pollution Below (1975)
The film discusses the impact of pollution on Thanksgiving Day activities, highlighting individuals like fishermen and kayakers who face the
Tornado (ca. 1955)
The film discusses the nature and impact of tornadoes, emphasizing the importance of weather alerts and community preparedness. It describes
[Home Movie Medicus collection New York Worlds Fair 1939 40 Reel 2]
This 1939-40 color footage of the New York World’s Fair captures a vivid tapestry of innovation, culture, and spectacle. At
Around the World in New York (ca. 1940s)
The films describes the multicultural essence of New York City, portraying it as a melting pot where diverse cultures and
Intersection Of Sets (1966)
The film discusses the concept of sets and their intersections using a baseball team as an example. It explains that
Insect Mounting And Preserving (1961)
The film discusses various techniques for preserving insects, highlighting methods that have evolved from natural fossilization to modern preservation practices.
Day Called X, The (ca. 1955)
The film describes a fictional emergency scenario in Portland, Oregon, where the city faces the imminent threat of an air
Something to Be Proud Of (1951)
The film “Something to Be Proud Of” (1951) showcases the positive impact of a home for children, emphasizing the personal
Invisible Diplomats (1965)
The film revolves around the daily operations at a business switchboard, highlighting the interactions between Connie, Kelly, and their colleagues.
American Girl, An (ca. 1950s)
The film revolves around a conversation among a group of young friends, highlighting themes of identity, prejudice, and the impact
Reasons Why, The (1959)
RCA Victor emphasizes the importance of quality in television manufacturing through rigorous research, design, and testing processes. Their commitment to
Pages from an Open Book (ca. 1949)
In 1947, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company experienced a strong financial year, with a record $671 million in payments to policyholders