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Bert Bacharach, a newspaper columnist, offering tips for outdoor cooking in the United States.
Feature titled 'For Men Only' in the United States. Newspaper columnist Bert Bacharach standing in a garden beside a gas burner. Bert Bacharach offers a few tips for outdoor cooking, grilling, and barbecue. He says that when cooking on charcoal the bottom of the pan gets blackened. To remove this rub a wet cake of soap on to the bottom and wipe off with a tissue or a cloth. He says that when soup is heated rub a grease of any kind on the bottom and rim of the pot. He also says that instead of using one rag while washing the dishes use two rags to prevent the dishes from falling.
A contrast between the old and the modern methods in telephone lines laying procedures in the United States.
Telephone line laying methods in the United States. Pictures of several men digging ditches and laying telephone lines. Men standing beside the ditch. A few men laying telephone lines using modern methods. Men at work and a tractor beside them. A man using an equipment to dig a man hole.
Telephone lines are laid overhead and underground in the United States.
Telephone lines laid in the United States. A man at work on a telephone post. View of telephone cables laid over head. A tractor used to pull telephone cables beside a field. A ladder on the tractor. A man operating an equipment. A few men at work beside a man hole. The men unrolling a heavy duty cable from a huge holder. A tractor with equipment parked beside the men. A man at work with telephone wires beside a wall. The telephone wires kept in rolls. View of pipes along the walls.
A vintage telephone truck with mechanical devices in contrast to even older telephone laying techniques in the United States.
Old versus modern (now vintage) telephone trucks in the United States. A truck trailer loaded with telephone poles driven through a wooded region. Two men on the truck. A few men unloading a telephone cable from a wheel cart. A truck with telephone line laying equipment in a wooded region. Men on the truck. A man beside the truck. Trees on both sides of the road. A modern updated telephone truck of the mid 1920's with mechanical devices fitted on to it be used in laying lines.
Several officials present as the last wire splice is made in the New York-Chicago telephone line in the United States.
The last wire splice made in the New York-Chicago telephone line in the United States. This completed the storm proof long distance cable connection from New York to Chicago. Men exit cars on a grassy area. A number of people on a raised platform in the grassy area. Officials standing in a group. The officials watching a telephone official making the last of the wire splices for the New York-Chicago telephone line. Other officials standing beside him. A few telephone technicians fixing the splice in the heavy duty cable on the line. The officials raising their hats. A biplane aircraft in flight. View of the officials on the platform.
Bell System telephone buildings in contrast to modern day telephone buildings in the United States.
Telephone buildings in the past and the present in the United States. Pictures showing the Bell System telephone buildings in the past. A large number of present day buildings in which beauty and efficiency are maintained. View of telephone buildings in Cleveland, St.Louis, San Francisco and New York in 1926.
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