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26) ? Schenectady was the western terminus of the Hudson and Mohawk railway, the first railroad in the state, built in 1831, and extending to Albany (Fig. 17). Among its many manufacturing institutions are two very large ones, the Schenectady Locomotive Works and the sliops of the General Electric Company. The latter company employs about seven thousand persons.
Amsterdam is one of the most extensive carpet-manu- facturing cities of the state. The sister cities of Gloveus- viLLE and Johnstown a...re celebrated foi- the manufacture of gloves and mittens. There is no better example of a city almost wholly devoted to one industry than is seen in Gloversville or Johnstown. Although neither of these cities is very large, yet together they have more than a hundred and fifty factories, large and small, which make leather gloves and mittens, supplying more tliaii half of all that are used in the United States.
74 NEW YORE Little Falls, in addition to being a leading cheese market, is one of the cities hxrgely engaged in making- knit goods of all kinds (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
26) ? Schenectady was the western terminus of the Hudson and Mohawk railway, the first railroad in the state, built in 1831, and extending to Albany (Fig. 17). Among its many manufacturing institutions are two very large ones, the Schenectady Locomotive Works and the sliops of the General Electric Company. The latter company employs about seven thousand persons.
Amsterdam is one of the most extensive carpet-manu- facturing cities of the state. The sister cities of Gloveus- viLLE and Johnstown a...re celebrated foi- the manufacture of gloves and mittens. There is no better example of a city almost wholly devoted to one industry than is seen in Gloversville or Johnstown. Although neither of these cities is very large, yet together they have more than a hundred and fifty factories, large and small, which make leather gloves and mittens, supplying more tliaii half of all that are used in the United States.
74 NEW YORE Little Falls, in addition to being a leading cheese market, is one of the cities hxrgely engaged in making- knit goods of all kinds (Fig.
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