Twelve year old boy Robert Dodge makes a homemade car out of junk for $1 total cost in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Robert Dodge starts and drives his gasoline powered car, which is about the size of a soapbox racer car. Children run behind him as he drives the car. He pulls into a gas station and the filling station attendant adds fuel to his gasoline tank. Robert continues on driving his car. He stops the car along a sidewalk. He accepts money or treats from other children to give them rides in the car. A girl sits on the "hood" of the car and then he drives away down the street giving her a ride.
A motorbike hill climb stunt contest in Redlands, California. A rider rides a motorbike up a hill. The rider falls down from the motorbike. Motorcycle riders fall in an attempt to climb up the hill.
Jaywalkers keep policemen busy in New York City. Pedestrians walk and cross a street improperly as traffic moves. Two pedestrians trying to cross a street are stopped by a policeman. The policeman shows traffic lights to the pedestrians. Policemen try to stop jaywalkers crossing streets. A policeman fining a pedestrian for jay walking.
The Kentucky Derby held on thoroughbred racetrack Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. The race begins at Churchill Downs. Spectators watch the race. Earl Sande rides Gallant Fox horse followed by Gallant Knight horse and other horses. Gallant Fox wins the Kentucky Derby.
A documentary film 'The Fur Industry of the United States'. A man stands next to animal pelts on a platform. A number of pelts of different animals placed on the ground. Men get these pelts in speedboats. Group of men unload pelts from the speedboats.
Fur seals on the Pribilof Islands in Alaska are selected, killed and skinned. Names of fur companies like Northwest Company, Hudson Bay Company, Astor, Rocky Mountain Fur Company written on hands. A large number of fur seals on the Pribilof Islands. Alaskan fur seals huddled together in a large group. A group of men skinning fur seals, and stacking the seal fur pelts. The surviving seals move across a beach and into the ocean.
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