Users create, upload and view history videos. http://www.historylite.com Give this ten-minute sermon a chance - we think youll like how it turns out. http://www.historylite.com/media/560/Made_in_The_USA/ http://www.historylite.com/media/549/California_Cotton_-_1924_(silent)/ The Miracle of Cans is a loonnnnnnggg promotional piece produced by the American Can Company in 1956. http://www.historylite.com/media/539/The_Miracle_of_Cans_-_Part_1_-_1956/ The Miracle of Cans is a loonnnnnnggg promotional piece produced by the American Can Company in 1956. Part 2 has the best collection of early manufacturing scenes we think. http://www.historylite.com/media/537/The_Miracle_of_Cans_-_Part_2_-_1956/ http://www.historylite.com/media/470/Plastics/ This is a silent film, but the images of a tractor tire being constructed in during the very beginning of the rubber tire era is worth the time. Part one similarly shows some scenes of early farm equipment at work that will be cherished someday. http://www.historylite.com/media/463/Goodyear_Tractor_Tires_-_1920s_-_Part_two/ http://www.historylite.com/media/459/American_Look_-_Styling_in_1958/ The Chicago Tribune newspaper owns and manages thousands of acres of Canadian forests just to assure its supply of 2000 tons of paper per week. http://www.historylite.com/media/427/From_Trees_to_Tribunes_-_1937/ Be sure to find the coverage of the Jaccard Loom about half way through: Pattern cards like player piano rolls guide intricate weaving patterns. This is another 1950s program that takes 24 minutes to deliver its five minutes of historical treasure. http://www.historylite.com/media/385/The_US_Textile_Industry_-_1953/ The narration finally begins at the 2:30 mark on this Depression-era overview of the steel industry and of the steel milling process. http://www.historylite.com/media/370/Steel_-_A_Symphony_of_Industry_-_1936/