Arizona's Florence valley urged as irrigation boom area
Historic missive details Florence and Pinal County in Arizona as prime farming land. Railroads, water works, and a San Carlos reservoir would transform the region into a major mailroad center with 1200 population today, rising after canals and dams are built. notes climate, crops, and housing as favorable. It argues for federal irrigation projects to aid Pima and Maricopa tribes, proposing storage at the Buttes and congressional action.
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Khaki as a life preserver in the Peking relief column
Frederick Palmer reports from China on fighting and khaki uniforms. He notes rifle fire accuracy, dust kicks, and differing regimental colors among Welsh fusileers, marines, Ninth, British blue jackets, French infantry, Russians, and Japanese. He argues khaki offers practical advantages and predicts global adoption after observed battlefield lessons.
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Cooking at Great Height in Albuquerque
The Monthly Weather Review notes a Albuquerque housekeeper finds cooking at 4083 feet altitude differs from sea level. Water boils at 202 degrees Fahrenheit, not 212, so recipes relying on water heat take longer, making near sea level methods unreliable in high altitude kitchens.
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Extreme dryness hinders cooking and cake baking
The article notes how dry air dries foods like beans and corn, requiring long soaking before cooking. It warns baking powder, soda, and egg batter behave differently under low pressure, suggesting chemists study the phenomenon. It also mentions Fin de Sirele celebrations in Paris and cites Russian railways as highly dangerous with thirty per million killed or injured.
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