Air passenger service provided by Ford aircraft in the United States. A pilot stows luggage of the passengers on a passenger airplane. The passengers board a Ford Trimotor aircraft. A crewman closes a door. The Tri-motor airplane taxis and takes off. A sign on the airplane reads 'Stout Air Lines, Detroit Cleveland- Chicago'. The airplane in flight. The passengers seated inside the airplane. An aerial view of country, lakes and towns. Another airplane takes off. An aerial view of an unfinished bridge with a ship passing under it. The airplane in flight.
A Ford Motor Company documentary depicts the activities of U.S. soldiers at a camp in the United States during World War I. Buildings at a military training camp. U.S. soldiers march holding a flag of 'Fort Sheridan Training Camp'.
A documentary by Ford Motor Company depicts activities of men near a biplane in the United States. Men stand near a biplane. A hangar in the background. Fuselage number SC40070 written on the airplane. A close up of the biplane. A pilot in a cockpit of the biplane. The biplane taxis and men stand in the foreground. The aircraft in flight.
A documentary by Ford Motor Company depicts men working at a manufacturing plant in the United States. An airplane manufacturing plant during World War I. Men at work in the plant. The workers build fuselages of the airplanes. They work on an airplane. The workers make different parts of the airplanes. A worker mounts a motor in the airplane.
A documentary depicts sudden accidents that take place in mines in the United States while the workers are working. Miners enter an elevator. Dramatization as two workers enter a mine, stop at a tool box and take off coats . One picks up a lantern and walk past a danger sign. Explosion in the mine. Mine rescue workers wearing gas masks and oxygen backpacks emerge from mine tunnel carrying a victim mine worker out of the mine on a stretcher. An elevator carries other miners up out of the mine to ground level
A documentary depicts safety measures and rescue procedures for workers in mines in the United States. Dramatization shows a miner underground nailing up a curtain to reduce suffocation effects of smoke or explosion. On the surface, a mine worker rescue truck arrives. Rescuers strap on rescue backpacks with oxygen air tanks and head toward a mine to rescue trapped miners. (Slate makes reference to use of a canary to detect carbon monoxide gas, and to a miner revived with oxygen, but no canary and no miner victim is shown.)
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