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Middle East 2011
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Includes color illustrations of flags.;
At head of panel title: ECO (Economic Cooperation Organization).;Color;1:8,400,000.
Child Therapy: Bonnie and Janie
No full textTitle card reads: "Bonnie, who started treatment at 17 months, has mild spastic hemiplegia of the right side. She is first encouraged to use her right hand as a helper." A child walks across the floor with the aid of a therapist pushing a wooden duck on a handle, sits at a table working with various therapy aids, and walks up and down stairs. The next title card reads: "Janie, who started treatment at 2 years has a spastic quadriplegia. Table exercises are followed by walking training." A child undergoes various therapies and exercises. The film continues with various forms of treatment – swallowing, drinking, and playing. The next title card reads: "Speech training for children starts at 2 years. Ear phones are used in testing hearing, and magnify word sounds to focus [the] child’s attention." A speech therapist works with a small child. The next title card reads: "For little children handicapped since birth, each new skill is a step toward a more hopeful future as a useful participant in family and community life."ColorSilentCurative Care Networ
Occupational Therapy
No full textIntroductory title card reads: "Exercise prescriptions for Ward and Shop work are made out by the physician. Exercise is graded to minimum use of chest muscles." A male physician enters a ward of several female patients accompanied by a nurse carrying a book or chart. He interviews the patients and writes a prescription. The prescription is given to the occupational therapist who then visits the patients with her basket of occupational therapy crafts. The title card reads: "Bedside craft work must be suitable for a reclining position, avoiding eye strain and muscle tension." The occupational therapist interacts with the patients. Treatments include basket weaving and other crafts for women, and carpentry, painting, shoe cobbling, and radio repair for men. Additional footage shows children working on crafts, projects, weaving baskets, and hammering.GrayscaleSilentCurative Care Networ
Red Feather Service Charity Drive
No full textFilm depicts the gradual recovery of a female from paralysis. She is shown in several different forms of treatment and therapy, including pool therapy, walking between parallel bars, handling kitchen equipment. The film concludes: "Two years since the accident, recovery is well underway. A victory being won because of the neighbors whose Chest contributions provided the Red Feather Service to Elizabeth Johnston in her hours of need."ColorSoundCurative Care Networ
Oral History Interview with Frank Boles, August 12, 2010
No full textFrank Boles discusses his beginnings in archives, professional interests in appraisal that led to the Black Box model, issues he dealt with as SAA president, and how the profession has changed over time and his vision for the future of the organization
Oral History Interview with Thomas Wilsted, August 13, 2010
No full textThomas Wilsted discusses his education and early archival career, building donor relations as a Field Service Officer for Illinois State Historical Society, career and service experience in New Zealand, memories of SAA meetings from the 1970s and 1980s, extensive publishing career as a SAA author, and current trends in the archival profession
Minnesota, United States 2010
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Includes index to map sponsors.
Index to orchards, farms and museums, advertisements and harvest time chart.
"2010 fall harvest."Color;[1:328,000