Combat Fatigue: Insomnia (1945)
Discusses the issue of insomnia and the various factors that contribute to it, such as stress, anxiety, and physical discomfort.
We, The People (Willkie & McNary Know Their Farming) 1940
Discusses the historical significance of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, emphasizing the concept of a republic governed by
Cheating (1952)
Tells the story of John Taylor, a student who gets involved in cheating during an algebra test with the help
Fashions on the Ice and Snow (1940)
Discusses the growing popularity of skiing and ice skating as winter sports in America, highlighting the excitement and physical demands
Democracy (1945)
Democracy is complex and lacks a single definition, but it fundamentally involves shared respect and shared power among community members.
Breakfast Pals (1939)
This Rice Krispies short features a conversation between two characters, Bobby and another person, discussing breakfast cereal. Bobby expresses his
Denali Wilderness
The interior of Alaska, particularly Denali National Park, is a vast wilderness characterized by mountain peaks, glaciers, and diverse wildlife
Dem Dry Bones (1966)
Discusses the anatomy and significance of bones in both modern animals and prehistoric creatures. It explains how bones develop in
What About Drinking? (1954)
Revolves around a group of friends discussing their differing opinions on drinking alcohol after hearing about a car accident involving
General Screen Advertising Shorts (ca. 1936 – 1940)
Features various advertisements and promotional segments showcasing different products and services. It highlights the appeal of “something extra” in consumer
Health: Your Posture (1953)
The film discusses the importance of good posture for health and self-esteem, illustrated through the character Adrine, who struggles with
Home Electrical Appliances (1944)
The film discusses the scientific principles behind common home electrical appliances. It explains the electrical circuits that supply energy to