Chicago And the Worlds Fair 1933
Chicago And the Worlds Fair 1933
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d d Without returning to the Loop, visitors to the West Side may continue by boulevard to the South Side, the home of the most of Chicago's major industries, including the Stock Yards. While the Stock Yards have permeated large sections south of the Loop with their own not always pleasant aroma, they have played a vital role in Chicago's progress, and are an unfailing magnet for visitors from afar. Not only are 'The Yards' the meat packing center of America hut of the world, and it is estimated... that it requires the equivalent of a train seven miles long to bring to market each clay the 12, 000, 000 cattle, sheep, and hogs slaughtered annually within its 476 acre enclosure.
The Stock Yards, abetted by the smoking steel mills at the extreme southeastern limits. The tank villages of the great oil refining companies, the vast Pullman and International Har- vester works, and several hundred smaller concerns, have secured a throttling clasp upon the extensive South Side. Nevertheless, two important residential sections have survived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
d d Without returning to the Loop, visitors to the West Side may continue by boulevard to the South Side, the home of the most of Chicago's major industries, including the Stock Yards. While the Stock Yards have permeated large sections south of the Loop with their own not always pleasant aroma, they have played a vital role in Chicago's progress, and are an unfailing magnet for visitors from afar. Not only are 'The Yards' the meat packing center of America hut of the world, and it is estimated... that it requires the equivalent of a train seven miles long to bring to market each clay the 12, 000, 000 cattle, sheep, and hogs slaughtered annually within its 476 acre enclosure.
The Stock Yards, abetted by the smoking steel mills at the extreme southeastern limits. The tank villages of the great oil refining companies, the vast Pullman and International Har- vester works, and several hundred smaller concerns, have secured a throttling clasp upon the extensive South Side. Nevertheless, two important residential sections have survived.
What to read after Chicago And the Worlds Fair 1933?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Husum to read onlineMoreLess
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