Dramatization: Calcium arsenates spray to combat Boll Weevils in United States. A Government expert addresses the people at the Deer Park. He says that the poisoning is not very costly. It increases the yield. When 10 to 15 percent of the squares are punctured, they should be poisoned. Man examines cotton in the field. Trees in the background.
Dramatization: Calcium arsenates spray to combat Boll Weevils in United States. A government expert addresses the people at the Deer Park. He says that the poisoning should be done on the correct time to prevent weevils from flying to distant fields. Man poisons the field. Trees in the background. He says that the dust should be sprayed enough to cover the field thoroughly. It will not cost too much. Man sprays the poison.
Dramatization: Calcium arsenates spray to combat Boll Weevils in United States. A government expert addresses the people at the Deer Park. He says that the poisoning should be done when the poison will spread easily on the plants and not when there is heavy wind to blow away the poison. The applications of poison should be repeated every four days. Man poisons the field. Trees in the background. Hand points calendar. Weevil on cotton square. Men sit on a field and closely observe the weevils.
Dramatization: Calcium arsenates spray to combat Boll Weevils in United States. A government expert addresses the people at the Deer Park. He says that a portion of the field should always be left untreated. Men work in the field. A one mule cart on the field. A house. The yield from the poisoned and the untreated part compared. Men, women and a child pick the cotton bolls. Men weigh the cotton to compare the difference. The government expert says that the plant should be poisoned correctly. Trees in the background. The meeting ends. People get up from their seats.
Tribute paid to an American soldier in Chalons-en-Champagne, France. People gathered in the city hall (Pl. du Maréchal Foch, 51000 Châlons-en-Champagne, France). The American flag on the building. Officers salute as soldiers carry the coffin of the American soldier who is the selected unknown American soldier, chosen to be represent all such soldiers in the tomb of the unknown soldier in the United States. Officers on horses in the background. The soldiers place the coffin of the unknown soldier on a horse driven caisson. The coffin is carried on the cart. The soldiers and the officers march in the background. An officer addresses people. The soldiers carry the coffin on a dock followed by the officers. People place wreaths on the coffin. The French and the American flag on the ship USS Olympia. The ship leaves the dock. People stand and watch from the dock, bound for the United States and final burial ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington DC.
Jersey Ringel performs air stunts in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The aerial combat Jersey Ringel speaks. Jersey Ringel performs an upside down stunt on trapeze. Jersey Ringel blindfolded climbs around struts and climbs to top of an aircraft. He stands erect as the aircraft is in flight. He releases hold on the aircraft. Jersey Ringel climbs down the wing of aircraft.