Collection search - [Vol. 1, No. 82]
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Record information – Brief [Vol. 1, No. 82]
Series title:Universal Screen MagazineHierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Date:1918Item number (ISN):43726Type of material:Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:DAWSON CITY MUSEUM & HISTORICAL SOCIETYAccession:1979-0191Media:FilmPart:1 of 1Production date:1918Release date:1918-08-03Production company:Universal Film Manufacturing CompanyCountry of production:usDistributor name:Universal Film Manufacturing CompanyDescription:Preparedness - Reclaiming Old Rails. Pennsylvania steel mills utilize worn out and abandoned steel rails by transforming them into new ones.~Floriculture - The Best Way to Ship Geraniums. Even this simple operation has its scientific side and here's the way you are taught in college (photographed by the New York College of Agriculture, Cornell University).~Our Animal Friends - Little Folks of the Zoo. Some pygmies of the small mammals house at the Bronx Zoo.~Engineering - Mining by Water Power. Washing gold at the La Grange Mine, Trinity County, California, said to be the largest hydraulic mine in the world. This mine has made big returns for twenty years.~Industry - Clothing The Allied Wounded. Efficient methods used in the Cutting Department, Atlantic Division, American Red Cross, New York City, to supply flannel and jean garments for American and Allied hospitals in France.~Art - Joe the universal trainied u-man monkey, puts one over on Willie Hopkins.Language:Silent with English intertitlesOriginal number:D-71Notes:Detailed holdings information: -
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