Activities of the people in rural area in the United States (likely the south or Appalachian area) during the Great Depression. A farmer drives a tractor. Tractor pulls a plow. Farmers seated on the plow. Two children stand. A child moves on the ground. Houses in the background. A missionary discusses agriculture with a farmer. A man drives a car through water.
Activities of the people in a rural area of the south or Appalchian region in the United States during the Great Depression. Men cut trees with a saw. Men split log with an axe. Men carry a large wooden log to use the timber. A man shapes a wooden chair. Man uses a hammer and chisel to shape wood.
Activities of the people in rural area in the United States during the Great Depression. Women seated as they work on needle work making textiles or clothing. Women weave at a loom.
Activities of the people in a rural area of the south or Appalachian region in the United States during the Great Depression. Women in a library. Girls take out books from the shelves. Children play games and hold hands on a open field area. Children wash hands in a river.
Activities of the people in rural area in the United States during the Great Depression. A woman puts her hand in a bowl. Another woman pours into a mug. A woman places mugs on a dining table. She places bread on the mugs. Missionaries instruct small children about hygiene. Children move inside the dining hall. Children sit and eat. Children keep the mugs on a table.
Activities of the people in rural areas in the United States during the Great Depression. Humor in movie making. A broom appears to "grow" from a trench. Man approaches the fully "grown" broom and chops it down. Man carries it away. Trees in the back.
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