From Adam to Atom (Excerpt, ca. 1947)
The film discusses the transformative impact of American inventors and engineers, particularly focusing on Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. It
Lightweight Champion (1952)
Jam Handy film. The film discusses the advantages of using zonolite, a lightweight vermiculite plaster aggregate, in construction. It highlights
Nose, Throat and Ears (1948)
The film discusses the anatomical and functional significance of the nose, throat, and ears from a medical perspective. It explains
More Food for Your Money (1955)
The film emphasizes the importance of budgeting and planning meals to get more food for your money, especially for young
Crash Research (1955)
The film documents crash research experiments aimed at improving automobile safety. It highlights the quick nature of car crashes, lasting
Crash and Live (1955)
The film discusses a safety forum organized by Cornell University to address automobile crash injuries and safety measures. It features
Promise Of The Trees (1954)
“Promise of the Trees” explores the significance of tree farming in the Pacific Northwest, highlighting the processes involved in growing,
Travel In America In The 1840s (1957)
The film recounts the travel adventures of a young blacksmith’s apprentice in the early 1840s as he embarks on a
40 Billion Enemies (1940s)
The film discusses the vital role of modern refrigeration in preserving food and protecting public health. It highlights how advancements
Engagement Party (1956)
The film revolves around a surprise engagement party for a couple, exploring themes of love, commitment, and the pressures of
Partners – Eastern Africa (1940s)
The film explores the duality of life in Eastern Africa, highlighting the coexistence of European settlers and indigenous Africans. It
The Hopi Indian (rev, 1975)
The Hopi Indians, known as the “peaceful people,” have lived in the southwestern United States for centuries, developing unique beliefs