A phosphate mine in the United States. Revolving drums. Piles of rock at the mine. A worker points towards phosphate rock on the ground. Two men leave the mine tunnel. A rock comes out on an endless belt and drops to the ground. A steam shovel picks it up and deposits it in a huge hopper. The rock placed on the surface.
A levee in New Orleans, Louisiana. A man rows a boat across a water body. Houses submerged in flood water. View of the levee.
Planting of potatoes in the United States. A man with an implement and a bag around his shoulder moves along a field. He plants potatoes with hand. The man places the bag and the implement on the ground and walks away.
A film about New Orleans in Louisiana. Ships underway in the Mississippi River as they enter a port of New Orleans. Buildings at the port.
A film about New Orleans in Louisiana. A Spanish Cruiser named Infanta Isabel from Cadiz and a freighter named Selene Holland in the harbor. Various ships, tugs, freighters, barges with cranes in the harbor. The 3 mast sailing ship or barque SV John H. Kirby of New Orleans at port (this is shortly before SV John H Kirby was sunk by the German armed merchant raider SMS Wolf in December 1917 during World War I)
A film about New Orleans in Louisiana. Bananas being unloaded with the help of a conveyor belt. Dock workers carry the bananas into a warehouse.
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