Postmark: Terror (1976)
“Postmark Terror” explores the threat of letter and parcel bombs, detailing how they are constructed and the potential dangers they
Carving Magic (1959)
This instructional short film, starring Harvey Korman and William Kerwin, features home economist Martha Logan demonstrating the art of meat
Wreckless (1935)
The film presents a courtroom defense of a young man accused of reckless driving. The defense attorney argues that modern
Perversion for Profit (1964 – 1965)
The film presents a courtroom defense of a young man accused of reckless driving. The defense attorney argues that modern
Gardening (1940)
Betsy and Bill plan a vegetable garden, aiming to grow beans, tomatoes, potatoes, and pumpkins. With guidance from their father,
The Truth About the North Pole (1912)
“The Truth About the North Pole” (1912): This 1912 film, starring Dr. Frederick Cook, aims to substantiate his controversial claim as
With No One to Help Us (1967)
The film depicts a group of welfare mothers who form a committee to advocate for their rights and establish a
Journeys Through Russia, Finland, and Denmark: A Tourist’s Lens (1930s)
This home movie provides vibrant color footage from a tourist journey across Russia, Finland, and Denmark. Title cards guide viewers
Creative Culinary Arts: Ham Cooking and Vegetable Carving Demonstration
This film showcases a cooking demonstration featuring a woman preparing a large ham and a man skillfully carving vegetables into
New York : State of Discovery (silent, 1967)
This promotional film, produced by Humble Oil in 1967, explores the diversity of New York State beyond the expected focus
How Our Country Grew
The film “How Our Country Grew” explores the transformation of the United States from a sparsely populated wilderness in 1789
Your Police (ca. late 1950s)
The film highlights the essential role of police officers in an average American city, emphasizing their commitment to protecting the