New York Central and Hudson River train data cited
A report details line 11 Southwestern Limited with sixteen cars and heavy weight, claiming 143 miles NY to Albany in 3 hours 15 minutes as evidence of superior Central and Hudson River railroad equipment and crew. Mention includes a lunch with a Chicago friend and assorted unrelated quotes.
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Southwestern Limited
Adeep
New York
Albany
New York Central
Odeon Hkiver
Cal
Fredion Shora
Albany Times-Union
Capacity Signs in Dairy Cows for High Milk Yield
A farmer should evaluate a cow’s capacity by depth and body size, not just look. The piece highlights wedge shaped bodies and udders as marks of a heavy milker, noting deep bodies and full fore udders indicate large milk output. It cites Jersey cattle illustrations from Hood Farm and stresses udders with wide fullness and soft folds when milking dry as ideal breeding examples.
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Hood Farm
Jersey
Tribune
Teeth age marks in cattle show stricter show rules
Dentition variation in farm animals, driven by high pressure feeding, prompts major show bodies like the Smithfield Club and Royal Dublin Society to adopt precise age rules. Cattle with incisor stages exceeding certain ages are marked as older thresholds from one year and six months up to three years based on permanent incisors and molar wear.
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Smithfield Club
Royal Dublin Society
The Man Who Falls Behind
A farmer without deed-paying machines misses opportunities as the industry shifts. The article notes that reliance on traditional methods can leave operators at a competitive disadvantage and hinder progress in modern farming practices.
New view on good roads backed by Dr Kane in Horse World
Dr Kane president of the Drivers and Riders League of New York urges modifying how good roads are built. He argues stone center with dirt sides may injure horses and hurt city traffic, favoring a dirt road with stone core to benefit farmers, haulers, equestrians, and others. He notes L A W roots and questions a pure stone speedway for heavy loads.
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Horse World
4. H. Kane
Drivers’ and Riders’ League of New York
Kene
United States
Kane
Trulhcao
Convicts Help Build Roads Stir Public Debate
The League of American Wheelmen supports convict labor on public roads. Oneida county reports success with a muddam road near Utica constructed under supervision. Cost ran about 5587 for 13-10 miles, with savings of roughly 1850 annually after repayment, as state authorities build a parallel road of equal length at contract price.
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League of American Wheelmen
New York Post
League For Good Roads
Oneida County
Board of Supervisors
New York Mills
Utica
Lakes shrink and shift across Asia and in Utah’s Great Salt Lake
A telegram from Saint Petersburg cited by the New York Times details Dr Sven Hedin’s finds in eastern Turkestan and Mongolia. Lob Nor’s waters are fresh, not salty as once believed, indicating a transient lake bed now dry and strewn with shells. New lakes form around the old basin as other Asian lakes vanish under a broad regional climate shift.
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Br. Petersburg
New York Times
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Thibet
Mongolia
Lob Nor
le Hus
Tarim
Sven Medin
Whatlehail
Dead Sea
Sven Wein
Ariat
Easter
Lake
Dalkhash
Byr Daria
Amu Daria
Aral Sea
Caspian
Mediterranean
Asia
Africa
Gabi
New World
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Pacific
Straw Ice House Tips From Orange Judd Farmer
The illustration explains turning straw stacks to profit on farms with a simple frame not tightly boarded. It describes a trengh floor, a drainage trench, and a passage with locks to cut off air currents. Surface water should be kept away to prevent melting, and hops kept on to protect the ice.
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Aheron L. Hiles
Orange Judd Farmer
Rheumatism and heart disease warn of risky drug use
The article warns that rheumatic origins of heart disease are often mild yet serious, especially in children and infants. It cautions against overuse of analgesics and anti pyretics which mask pain and fevers, forcing the heart to work harder and risking post rheumatic complications. It notes increasing life insurance risk refusals and urges medical cautions from physicians.
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New York Post
Sentinel
Citadel of Health
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