Men tolerate heat more. women cooler but warmer
Claire Cox reports on a study by railway engineers noting men generally withstand higher temperatures and wear more clothes due to less skin fat protection. A new control device adjusts train heating and cooling, with room units letting passengers set personal temperatures, aiding especially older travelers.
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Men and women duel over heat regulation as groups clash
A commentator argues regulation will pit mixed groups against each other to decide temperature. He quips that women may prevail since men can shed clothing while women cannot, highlighting gendered comfort expectations.
Kaiser Makes Good For Former Employer
Utica photographer William A. Semple recalls writing a recommendation for Henry J. Kaiser that read and he will accomplish anything to which he many aspire. Kaiser adopted the line as his motto after later using it to launch his first business venture in a Lake Placid partnership.
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City Transit Use Concentrated in Large Metropolises
In 1945 eighty seven percent of all street railway travel occurred in cities with populations over 250000, highlighting the dominance of large urban systems in intercity transit.
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