Sanitary and hygienic practices in mining villages. A man picks up filth from the road and puts it in a horse driven lorry. A man stands on his side while he cleans. Village houses in the background. A housefly in view. Houseflies sit on fish. Fish spoilage due to putrefaction. The flies sit on a bowl of fruits and other articles. The flies spread infections.
Sanitary and hygienic practices in mining villages. A man adds oil on stagnant water bodies to prevent diseases like malaria by mosquitoes. Mosquito larvae seen in water. The people in mining villages use water from wells. A woman fills a bucket with ground water from a water pump hand-pump. Two children stand near her. A woman looks from the door of her home. Houses in a row.
Sanitary and hygienic practices in mining villages in the United States. Impure milk causes sickness. Several mining companies maintain hygienic conditions in dairies. A man milks a cow while another man looks on. Cows enter the cow shed. Cows stand in rows on opposite sides. Men enter with buckets in their hands. They milk the cows. A carriage drawn by two horses passes by a farm building in a rural or farming area. A couple with a child. A boy -- one of the school children of the village -- takes a seat in a dentist's chair to get his teeth examined by a dentist.
Sanitary and hygienic practices in mining village. Wide, sweeping views of a very large mining town, with mining facilities (coal?) and entire village or town for miners and their families. Miners houses in a village. Men stand on a road. The roads are clean. Several row of houses. Mountains in the background. Several children stand in front of the houses. Women work in the gardens of their houses.
Dramatization depicts the use of safety devices in the petroleum industry. John Swift, Chief Safety Engineer in the Western Oil Company in front of his house with his family. He waits for his son Bill Swift. Bill at a petrol pump station smoking in a 'No Smoking Zone'. He meets his companion while his father waits for him. He reaches home and picks his father. He drives carelessly and is scolded by his father. John visits Field Warehouse of his company and talks about safety devices to another man. Bill takes a job in another oil company. Bill wearing dirty clothes drives a car and smokes while oil lies on the ground. Bill falls down on the ground. John Swift checks machines for safety. Safety devices like 'Cat Head Guard', 'Back up ropes on tongs' and 'Safety belts' are seen.
Dramatization depicts the use of safety devices in the petroleum industry. John Swift, Chief Safety Engineer in Western Oil Company sits with his family. His son Bill working in another oil company talks about his job. The family warns him about accidents in his company where no safety precautions are taken. They tell him about the financial problems they had when John had met with an accident. John tells his son about the 'safety meeting' they had in his company. John visits 'Sales station' and 'pumping plant' of his company. Bill plays with a puppy in his company. John checks the safety precautions taken in his company. Bill meets with an accident and hurts his leg due to safety hazards. There is no first aid kit in his company. John takes him to a hospital. Scene changes to a port area with a commercial ship docked in harbor. Captain indicates it is time for a fire drill. Crew member rings bell by hand to indicate a fire. Crew members race on ship deck placing fire hoses and spraying water with fire hoses. Captain moves lever a number of time and steam horn is shown going off. Crew moves to upper deck, and uncovers life boat. Captain issues one blast of steam whistle. Crew enters lifeboat and begins to deploy it over the side of the ship during practice drill. Captain shakes hands with business man who witnessed the safety drill. Scene returns to hospital and Bill is offered another job in an oil refinery. Bill presents papers at company. He meets with another man across an office desk. He takes a form to a nurse in the company health clinic. Bill's health check-up in the company. He is recommended to visit a dentist. A notice about safety in the company. The plant and safety precautions shown to him at an industrial site. Bill with his child at his home.
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