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A government building and a school house built by Ifugao headhunters in the Philippines.
Natives of the Philippines. Exteriors of a government building built by Ifugao head hunters. Men outside the government building. Views of a school building also built by Filipino Ifugao native people.
Ifugao troops lined up and march across a field in the Philippines.
Natives of the Philippines. Ifugao troops who are expert marksman are seen lined up on a field. The Filipino soldiers drill with rifles and march across the field. Closing slate at end of film states "We have given these headhunters the first government they ever knew; materially stopped the head hunting; destroyed thier plagues and diseases; established schools among them and are transforming their entire life."
Important buildings including a government building in Zamboanga City, Philippines.
Important buildings in Zamboanga City, Philippines. A water aqueduct built by the Spaniards in Zamboanga City, Mindanao. Palm trees along the aqueduct. Buildings along a road. A government building.
Pagsanjan Falls and Pagsanjan Gorge in Luzon, Philippines.
The natural beauty of Pagsanjan Falls in Cavinti, Laguna province (near Manila), Philippines. View of the Talahib Falls, the first waterfall encountered by boat riders after passing through Pagsanjan Gorge. A boat sails down rapid waves at the Pagsanjan River. Violent waves of the Pagsanjan River. A boat reaches the Pagsanjan Gorge. Boat sailing in more peaceful waters.
Filipinos cross a bridge and a busy street in Escola in Luzon, Philippines.
Pedestrians and transport in Manila, Philippines. Pedestrians, carabao, supply carts and tranvía trams cross over the Puente de España connecting the Binondo and Santa Cruz districts of Manila. A tranvía tram, cars and horse-drawn calesas moving on Escolta Street, the business center of Manila.
Women learn embroidery and lace making in Manila, Philippines.
Filipino women study embroidery the School of Household Industries (Cabildo Street, Intramuros, Manila, 1002 Metro Manila) in Manila. 130 female students enrolled in the newly-opened School of Household Industries learn how to make lace. Instructors, almost all Filipino except for one American, go around to check students’ work. One male instructor also inspects students work. Filipino students display a large pattern they embroidered to the instructor. A Filipino woman wearing a Maria Clara gown demonstrate embroidery from her native village. A Filipino woman makes lacework.
