Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. Woman puts vessel on to temporary stove. Man cuts wooden logs. Woman puts logs into stove and blows air from mouth to light stove. She puts aniline dye into water and stirs it. Then she puts narrow striped Palm leaves into boiling water. She folds leaves into water. Woman waves mat to light the stove. Then she takes out the leaves from water and hung on ropes to dry.
Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. Woman weave base of basket. Work on upper part of basket. A woman sits with palm leaf strips of different colors in her lap. Big baskets lay near her. Woman ties strips together. She makes human figure with the use of various colors.
Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. Natural colored hand fans made of palm leaves. Colored hand fans. People sit under shed with Palm leaf goods. Men pack leaf baskets in a cloth. Woman stands besides them. Baskets displayed under shed and old man sits.
Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. A woman makes practical use of palm leaf basket and put goods in it and carries over her head. A girl comes out of a basket. A board reads 'Eso es Todo' (That's all) between two dolls made of leaves.
The eve of Mexican revolution Anniversary is celebrated and exercises commemorated in Mexico. Mexican athletes wearing white vests and trousers parade down the road with dumbbells in hands. Athletes marches in formation lifting up their rifles. Athletes gather at heavily crowded town square and perform exercises.1934.
Shows officials working inside an Oil Administration Office in Mexico. Closeup of bottles and canister of an oil brand Aguila. Views of officials working over several documentations.1938.