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Catering to dog owners has become big business. Owners can purchase goods and services for their pets, including clothing, a dog walking service, or have food prepared by a caterer. However, not all dogs are pets, and intelligent dogs of even temper are trained for service to the blind. The Seeing Eye dog Bill will lift current restrictions. Dogs for Sale, in March of Time, Volume 3 11 (Home Box Office, 1937), 5:50 mins

Every year more and more American children are enrolling in summer Resident Camps. These supervised children receive good food, exercise, are able to participate in competitive sports and learn valuable outdoor skills. In the camps for underprivileged children Dr. Lloyd Burgess Sharpe applies modern teaching methods and emphasizes “learning by doing” with some excellent results. Dr. John Dewey speaks about the benefits. Youth in Camps, in March of Time, Volume 3 13 (Home Box Office, 1937), 5:49 mins

Examples of fraudulent business practices, consumer fraud, women training others, examples of "honest" manufacturing, production. America's Youth, in March of Time, Volume 6 9 (Home Box Office, 1940), 18:48 mins

Ageism, age discrimination in America, especially in the workforce. Active seniors, elders. Social Security, pensions. Seniors having fun in St. Petersburg, Florida. Life with Grandpa, in March of Time, Volume 14 14 (Home Box Office, 1948), 16:38 mins