An elderly woman in Chicago Illinois works for 8 months sewing an Allied flag blanket representing the many flags of America and its allies during World War 1. The patriotic woman addresses a letter and the package to General John J Pershing, as she is giving the blanket to Pershing as a birthday gift. The letter is addressed to "The Father of our Boys, General John J Pershing."
Native American Indian women from the Mono people or Mono tribe work for the Red Cross at the foot hills of Sierra Mountains in Dunlap, California. The women work with cloth making bandages for the World War I war effort. Children seated on the ground. One of the women teaches a man to help in making a bandage.
Red Cross nurses and men in a large crowd attend a fundraiser for the World War I effort. They sell calves and livestock for the Red Cross in Denver, Colorado. Calves seen on the bidding floor among the crowd of buyers. People bid for the calves.
Workers mix ingredients into a large vat in a chocolate factory. Vat churns the ingredients. Machine coats candy with chocolate. Workers break apart pieces. Pieces are conveyed on a belt. Worker's hand applies chocolate where it has not taken.
Hand dipped in chocolate cream. A woman empties a box. Workers mix candy. Nuts dipped in bon bon cream.
Man cuts nougats into proper size, coats almonds and mixes color with hard candy.
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