A modern note. Tom white Horse, tribe Arapahoe of Native American Indian tells of things 'Heard but not seen'- by radio. Tom White Horse uses sign language to narrate. Assinniboine Boy, tribe Upper Gros Ventre from Atsena, sitting to the left, and Rides Black Horse, tribe Assinniboine, sitting to the right, read Tom White Horse's narration by sign language.
Native American Indian Bitter Root Jim presents a classic,his renowned bear story. He has a pouch strung to side of his waist on which a horse is printed. He uses sign language to tell his story. Sitting from left to right are other Native American Indians: Drags Wolf, Arickaree; Iron Whip,Sioux; Deer Nose,Crow; James Eagle, Arickaree; Foolish Woman,Mandan; and Strange Owl,Cheyenne, read Bitter Root Jim's hand signals.
A woman office clerk employed in a U.S. Victory Loan Drive during World War 1. She smiles and picks up a Victory loan bond and shows it. She thumbs through a large stack of bonds on her desk. More are on desk behind her. Another clerk works in back ground. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Two man wearing suits and hats look at year 1919 Fordson Tractor. A farmer plows a farm field using a Fordson Tractor.
U.S. planes bomb Japanese ships in south pacific near the tip of New Briton. Bomb blast on and near the ships. Aerial view of bomb blasts and Japanese ships below. (World War II period).
Two motion picture cameramen shoot motion picture using hand cranked movie cameras with tripod stands. Spectators sit in stands at the ground and watch the American football game. Players of both sides make their moves. Game referee officiates the contest.
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