Vegetables washed properly before serving or cooking can prevent transmission of intestinal diseases like typhoid, diarrhea. Illustrated in U.S. Woman wearing white apron stands in front of a metal kitchen bowl filled with water. She washes lettuce and celery in the water to prevent food borne illness and promote good health.
It is illustrated that proper use of handkerchief can prevent bacteria to spread in the United States. A boy and two girl children seated at a table playing a board game of checkers. One of the girls sneezes over the board without covering. The scene is shown again. This time the girl prepares to sneeze and the other girl and the boy each hand her a handkerchief. The girls sneezes into the handkerchief to control spread of germs, illness, and sickness.
Close-up views of hands of various workers performing jobs and tasks in the 1920s. Female hands working on typewriter. View of hands of a woman operating a manual typewriter. Hands of a man who is busy stacking, shuffling, and stapling papers with a large stapler. Hands of a man putting papers, post, or mail into mail slots in a mail room operation. A restaurant waiter carrying a tray on his shoulder. Hands at work washing windows and using a small squeegee tool to clean the windows. Hands operating the lift mechanism for a Haughton elevator in a building. View from inside moving car of hands on steering wheel of car as it parks.
Glass getting cleaned. Squeegee tool being used on glass windows. A sponge is shown submerged in water in bucket. 1937.
Advertisement of a 1924 Ford Model T-Coupe car. The model is associated with Flexibility of usage. The car caters to all kind of drivers and all kind of work. All the qualities are illustrated in the advertisement. The ad is produced and distributed by Ford Motion Pictures Laboratories. 1924.
The advertisement of T-Coupe (a 1924 Ford model T car). Illustration is given regarding convenient service; availability of genuine Ford parts; fuel efficiency of the engine and light tires is given. The advertisement was made by Ford Motion Picture Laboratories. 1924.
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