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Shows that good grooming habits begins with personal care, and describes daily habits that can help everyone to make the most of his natural endowments. Demonstrates how to keep the skin, hair, nails, and teeth clean and healthy. Includes animated drawings and photo-micrographs. This film is available on Atomic Age Classics Vol 2 : Hygiene, Dating & Delinquency DVD



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Dinosaur Puzzle filmstrip

This filmstrip teaches us that dinosaurs did exist, that their bones are only 5000 years old, that they were on Noah’s Ark and they are mentioned in the Bible.

This film is available on the Focus on Filmstrips DVD-R


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Home Management: Why Budget? (1950)

Young America Films, Inc. Explains what the budget is, how it is set up in relation to needs and income, and what is to be gained by following a well-planned budget.


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Can You Beat the A-Bomb?

Three different countries
take on the Atomic Bomb – the bleak and once-banned British “documentary”
about an atomic attack in England, the absurdedly optimistic U.S. You
Can Beat the A-Bomb
and a Canadian short that will make you forget about
the first two films.

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Food: It’s What for Dinner

Films that deal with food and food preparation.
Delightful, delicious and good for you too! Or is it? Films included: Why
Eat Our Vegetables, Keeping Food Safe To Eat, Tasting Party, Short Order Cookery,
Pride on Parade, Outbreak of Salmonella Infection
and The Art of Cake
Decorating with Norman Wilton
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I Spy Racism

I Spy the 1965 TV show was the first U.S. show that featured a lead black actor, Bill Cosby, and helped usher in a more racially diverse primetime. In the late 1960s, both lead actors were asked to do TV specials that addressed the problems of racism and racial identity. Bill Cosby hosts the fascinating Black History – Lost, Stolen Strayed and Robert Culp hosts Black and White – Uptight.

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Without A Leg To Stand On

Three films about people with physical handicaps. Steadfast Tin Soldier – the classic Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale. Gravity Is My Enemy – a quadriplegic artist talks about his work and his life. Boy On A Skateboard – a young boy with no legs copes with his life in a mill town.

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