Box 21-36-2566|20
Contains 16 Results:
"Nutrition Sense and Nonsense" - Copy of F-842, 1962
"Safe Operation of the Backhoe and Bulldozer" - Cornell Film, 1977
"Unscramble Your Storage" - Cornell Film. (Use DVD-998 in same box), 1964
This film advises consumers on the ways to organize the home for maximum efficiency. Produced by the College of Home Economics, now Human Ecology.
"Learning While They Play" - Cornell Film. (Use DVD-1002 in same box), 1965
Discusses the importance of play on children's educational development. Project participants include Clara Baldwin and Dr. Helen T.M. Bayer. Produced by the College of Home Economics, Human Ecology.
"Measuring Up: Some Methods Employed in Nutrition Research" - Cornell Film. (Use DVD-999 in same box), 1966
Discusses the research being done in the nutritional sciences including a study on how to measure the amount of body weight attributable to fat, the effects of vitamin B6 on the body for use in establishing national nutritional standards and the role calcium plays in the development of osteoporosis. Project participants include Professor Charlotte Young and Dr. Leo Luprock. Produced by the College of Home Economics, now Human Ecology.
"Nutrition Sense and Nonsense" - Cornell Film. (Use DVD-997 in same box), 1962
A consumer economics film advising people to be aware of modern "magic" remedies and diet fads that advertise quick and dramatic results.