Louis Pasteur, the benefactor

Louis Pasteur, the benefactor

Contributor(s):
Baumstone, Harold, narrator
Salzburg, J. Milton, editor of moving image work
Pictorial Films, Inc., presenter.
Publication:
New York, NY : Pictorial Films, Inc., 1942
Language(s):
English
Format:
Moving image
Subject(s):
Research Personnel
Famous Persons
Chemistry -- history
Microbiology -- history
Rabies -- prevention & control
Rabies Vaccines -- history
Vaccination -- history
History, 19th Century
Pasteur, Louis, 1822-1895.
Genre(s):
Biography
Abstract:
Louis Pasteur's early days and his contributions to science are dramatically presented. The challenges Pasteur faced from longtime members of the Academy of Medicine in Paris, as he made discoveries they were not progressive and enlightened enough to accept, are tersely enumerated. The case of Joseph Meister, a boy attacked by a rabid dog and treated with a Pasteur vaccine never before tried, is re-enacted. Meister was inoculated over a period of 14 days in 1885 and survived, after which the world paid tribute to Pasteur's "mad science." Toward the end of his life, Pasteur is celebrated and honored by European scientists and the French state. Film skips about one minute in, and it is unclear how much footage is missing.
Copyright:
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Extent:
015 min.
Color:
Black and white
Provenance:
Gift; Bert Hansen, Baruch College ; 20171013; Acc# 2017-16.
Technique:
Live action
NLM Unique ID:
101769453 (See catalog record)
OCLC no.:
1200848072
Permanent Link:
http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/101769453