On life in the southern mountainous areas of Kentucky and Tennessee. Four American townspeople (men and women) make wood carvings. They carve out shapes of animals and small human statuettes from wooden blocks. Finished wooden carvings of horses and human statuettes in different actions placed on a table.
On life in the southern mountainous areas of Kentucky and Tennessee. American farmers stand in a yard, in front of a house. A farmer sprays chicken feed for the chickens. Chickens feed on the feed.
On life in the southern mountainous areas of Kentucky and Tennessee. Farmer in a field watches. Pigs on the farm. A bull inside a fenced area. Calf sucks milk from cow. Cows grazing in grass field. Farm house building in background.
On life in the southern mountainous areas of Kentucky and Tennessee. Christian missionaries conduct outdoor child health clinic. A young boy hangs a cross sign on a pole. Christian missionary nurses arrange bed and medical equipment. Men and women bring their children to the child health clinic. Nurses bathe a child. Doctor checks the children.
On life in the Southern Mountainous areas of Kentucky and Tennessee. Young boy sits on horse. Man pulls the horse and ties it near to farm building. Family of the man walks. Woman mops floor of the porch of her house. Another woman comes to her home. The three women talk. Three women and the man talk in porch. Young boy plays in background.
View of pine forest in California. People of California consider their forest 'inexhaustible'. The lumber industry has grown. Two bulls pull tree logs. The lumber industry of America employs 30000 people and annually produces wood products of $75,000,000. Wood processing mill, in middle of a pine forest.
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