Romance of Industry (1938)
The film discusses the invention and development of man-made abrasives, particularly focusing on carborundum, created by Dr. Edward Goodridge Acheson
Marshall Method For Hot Mix Paving Design (1979?)
Modern advancements in laboratory testing, construction equipment, and methods have led to the increased use of asphalt pavement for various
[Home Movies: Summers collection: New Orleans to San Francisco, silent, ca. 1941]
This 1941 home movie captures a journey from New Orleans back to San Francisco, featuring a blend of iconic American
40th Anniversary of the Historic Apollo-Soyuz Mission is Remembered
The video discusses the historic Apollo-Soyuz mission, highlighting the collaboration between American and Soviet astronauts during the Cold War. It
Leader, The (1932)
The film emphasizes the importance of Chevrolet dealers enhancing their service offerings to attract more customers, noting that a significant
Landing on Osel (silent,1917)
In the fall of 1917, the German Army and Navy launched Operation Albion, an amphibious assault in the Baltic Sea
Listen To This (1978)
The film discusses the historical development of sound in motion pictures, highlighting key milestones in the evolution of talking films.
Land Of Everyday Miracles (1952)
The film discusses the concept of miracles in everyday life, emphasizing both natural wonders and human achievements. It highlights how
Line (1954)
The content discusses the various types of lines found in art and nature, highlighting their characteristics such as being dark
Life In The Fast Lane (1981)
The film discusses freeway driving in the U.S., highlighting its safety, structure, and rules. Freeways are designed for efficient travel,
Letter from Indonesia (1955)
Describes the author’s experiences and observations about life in Indonesia, particularly its people, culture, and environment. The author shares details
I’m Feeling Scared (1974)
The film discusses the various feelings individuals experience daily, including fear, happiness, sadness, and jealousy. It emphasizes that it’s normal