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1001 FILMS
The Use of Hog Cholera Serum. 1,000 feet. Agricultural.
University of Wisconsin.
Training Boys for Farm Service. Reel, 1. Office of Farm Management. Short course taught city boys at training camps and state agricultural colleges. U. S. Agricultural Department. University of Wisconsin.
Uncle Sam's Pig Club Work. Reel, 1. Swine. Formation of pig clubs among boys; one boy's success in raising a prize hog. New Era Films. U. S. Agricultural Department.
Wheat — Bulk Handling. Reel, 1. Bureau of Markets, Wheat. Showing the rapidity the great quantities of grain can be handled by this new method. U. S. Agricultural Department.
Wheat Grading Under Federal Supervision. Reel, 1. Bureau of Markets. Wheat. Tests to which wheat is subjected under federal supervision. U. S. Agricultural Department.
Wheat Harvest in the Pacific Northwest. Reels, 2. Plant Industry. Harvesting and thrashing on a large scale; various types of labor-saving machinery. U. S. Agricultural Department.
Wheat — Sack Handling. Reel, 1. Bureau of Markets. Wheat. Various steps in handling" sacked grain in Pacific Northwest. U. S. Agricultural Department.
Wheat Story. 600 feet. Agricultural. University of Wisconsin.
Wheat — Transportation and Storage. Reel, 1. Bureau of Markets. Wheat. From the northwestern plains for shipment overseas. U. S. Agricultural Department.
Western Cantaloupe Industry. Reel, 1. Harvesting and Marketing. Regions of California. U. S. Agricultural -Department.
Wool and Lamb Marketing. Reel, 1. Sheep and Wool. Animal Industry. How wool is handled, graded and sold through community and county wool growers. U. S. Agricultural Department.
BOTANY
*Film titles marked with an asterisk (*) have been reviewed and approved by the National Motion Picture League of New York.
A Plant with Nerves.* Reel, y2\ producer, Pathe; exchange, Beseler. Remarks: The Mimosa, common meadow plant, showing reaction of blows, electricity, chloroform, sleeps at night. Plants that eat; Sarracenio, Purpureo, Drosera or Sundaw, Butterworth.
Birds and Flowers.* This subject has always proved interesting, both to scientific men and lovers of nature and particularly to the feminine portion of the audience. The reel includes several excellent pictures of opening flowers taken by slow motion and about one-third of the reel is devoted to pictures of the dahlia farm of Miss Bessie Boston at San Mateo, Cal. This is the largest dahlia farm in the world owned and operated by a woman and the various types of dahlias, methods of cross fertilization, etc., are very beautifully shown in their natural colors by Prizma. Prizma.
The Germination of Plants. Kineto Company of America.
Peculiarities of Plants. Kineto Company of America.
The Charm of the Unfolding Bloom. Kineto Company of America.
Grain. A Story of a Grain of Wheat. 1,800 feet. Bulletins
No. 49.05 and No. 49.06. University of Wisconsin.
How a Blossom Opens.* Reels, 1; producer, Pathe, C. G. C. P.; exchange, Beseler. Remarks: These views show the actual birth of leaves and flowers. This action in nature is too slow to be viewed with the normal sight. In the cinematograph pictures we see it 11,000 times more rapidly than in reality.