The use of Fordson tractors in the United States. Tractor drawn movers in a field. Hay tedders used in the field to hasten drying. Men load hay on a horse drawn cart. A Fordson tractor hauls into a barn. The entire load is lifted into a mow at one time.
The use of Fordson tractors in the United States. Farmer Anderson cuts corn in his corn field using Fordson tractors. A number of tractors in the field.
Uses of steel in the United States. A man uses steel for construction of bridges, buildings and ships. A large suspension bridge. Ships move under the bridge.
American President Woodrow Wilson in France. President Wilson and Mrs Wilson arrive at the Palace of Versailles during the signing of Peace Treaty between Germany and the Allies at the end of World War I. French Premier Georges Clemenceau tips his hat before he gets into the building. Delegates assembled in the Hall of Mirrors for the signing of the treaty. Premier Clemenceau opens the assembly and addresses the delegates. President Wilson, U.S. Secretary of State Robert Lansing, chief advisor to President Wilson Colonel E. M. House, U.S. diplomat Henry White and Lieutenant General Tasker H. Bliss walk up to the table to sign the Peace Treaty.
Lumber operations on Fordlandia land holdings in Brazil, conducted by Ford Motor Company, to support its rubber manufacturing needs. A steam shovel used to excavate in cleared and deforested areas. A tractor drawn road grader in operation. Workers place rocks in a rock crusher. They spread the crushed rocks on road bed with the help of picks and shovels. A car on the road in the background. Point of view shot from on board a railroad train hauling flatcars loaded with logs as it moves through the Ford compound. View of Ford water tower and warehouse facilities at Fordlândia. Workers unload logs using a block and tackle. The logs move through a washing spray on conveyor belts. Workers stand on a moving saw platform. A railroad car loaded with lumber being hauled by a switch engine.
U.S. Army recruited trainees undergo a training at Fort Hayes in Columbus, Ohio. Troops march with the American flag and other unit flags. Soldier recruits practice using rifles shooting at targets on a rifle range. They learn to maneuver tanks. Slates mention that they are "building men." Ending slate of army recruitment and promotion film encourages viewers to see or write recruiting officer.
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