A motion picture cameraman uses a hand cranked camera on tripod to film an indoor office scene. Motion picture film processing. Film is brought out of development tanks and then wound on large spindles to dry. Film technicians thread motion picture film onto printers or editors.
American farmers work in farm field. Farmers stack bundles of cut wheat cut by hand. American farmer cuts crops with an early wheat thresher harvester attached to three horses.
American school children walk along a muddy road carrying books and lunches. Beside forest. Boy carries a water bottle. Three girls walk behind the boy. They carry baskets and parcels. Another man walks behind all of them in background.
American women war production workers in machine parts manufacturing factory during World War I, supplying goods for the war production effort. Women wearing overalls, safety goggles, and caps do torch welding of metal parts (a "Rosie the Riveter" like scene, only in World War 1). Man hands over a letter of commendation or possibly a pay check to a woman welder worker.
During World War 1, a Ford 2-man (3-ton) tank being tested in mud at Ford Factory proving field. The tank moves forward and seems to operate satisfactorily. Scene shifts to a tank nose down and half submerged in mud. Ford employees stand about watching and several use shovels to clear mud away from the tank.
John D. Rockefeller, business magnate, co-founder of the Standard Oil Company, and philanthropist, is seen reading a newspaper. John Rockefeller playing golf. A woman stands in background and a golf caddie looks on. Rockefeller misses his golf putt and reacts.
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