How To Keep What We Have (1950)
Shows that natural resources, human energy and tools are essential to economy. Tells how government, freedom and incentives affect the
Hawaii and Hong Kong
This home movie from the 1950s shows the beauty of Hawaii and Hong Kong. It captures scenes of people relaxing
Captain John Smith (1955)
Dramatizes the struggles of the men who founded Jamestown, the first permanent English colony in America. Explains how Captain John
Canada’s Atlantic Provinces (1973)
Presents a geographic and historic overview of the Atlantic provinces of Canada. Emphasizes the impact of Canada’s natural resources on
Be Fit And Live (1974)
This film highlights the importance of regular exercise and physical activity to maintain health and reduce the risk of heart
Molecular Weight Of Solutes (1960)
Discusses methods for determining molecular weights of non-volatile solutes. Shows one method using an organic solvent and another using water.
Missing Interest (1963)
Begins with a dramatized case problem which opens a discussion of developing employee interest in low level, narrow-scope jobs. We digitized
Million To One (1961)
Shows a flea pulling a massive dry ice puck, thus demonstrating the small force needed to move a nearly frictionless
Mexican Children (1937)
Shows two Mexican children at home, at play, at school and at work in the fields. Includes scenes of a
Mental Health: Keeping Mentally Fit (1952)
Describes the characteristics of good mental health, and discusses its importance to the individual and to society. Sets forth a
Measures Weights: Think Metric (1974)
Showing how much the concept of weight is around us, Two girls go to the scientific center and learned what
Man Against Microbe (1932)
Tells of important discoveries by Van Leeuwenhoek, Pasteur, Koch, Lister and Behring in the fight against communicable diseases We digitized and