Evening journal., 1913-07-29
Pennsy VIII Operate
Farmers Instruction Train

in time 20 have IL pasteurized, bottled
and delivered to the consumer the fol-
lowing morning. the impcdiment Of
distance from the market is elimi-
mated and he is placed in a position
/ OF fair competition with every other
producer working under similar con-
ditions.
! Realizing the possibilities Of de-
velopment along this line the Penn
aylvania Railroad has inaugurated a
special service 60 carry milk In re-
frigerator cars from northwestern
New York and Pennsylvania to the
great seahoard cities Of New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore. Washington,
and other important markets Further,
by means OF iis tunnels under tho
Hudson and East Rivers aud Manhat-
"a Island. the Pennsylvania Railroad
has established an all-rail milk ser
vice to the populous and rapidly
growing portion Of Gre~er New
York on Long Island, Brooklyn and
Long Island City and Is the only rail-
road able 10 accord this. service.
But the Pennsylvania Railroad does
more than provide the transporta-
tion service Though It's MIX De-
partment IL undertakes to direct the
attention of city dealers to available
sources Of supply, and interest them
I'm the location OF sanitary milk ship
ping plants 10 which the dairyman can
bring his milk, sell Il at point of ship
.mcnt. and thus be relieved Of unneces-
lsary responsibility
In its pamphlet just published en-
titled Your Dairy Farm Does II
Pay?" the Pennsylvania Railroad
p says
1T is p well-known fact. sup
ported By Government statistics,
that there are fewer dairy COWS IN
proportion to population in the
United States than formerly.
THE city Of Greater New York
increases IN population about 49,
600 per month: Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, and other
/ places of more or less importance
E are also adding TO the number OF
[ their residents annually All
these communities require an in
S creasingly large quantity Of milk.
o Thus the operation Of
Q the law of supply and demand.
now and in all probability always
in favor OF demand. is the dairy
n mans opportunity"
= What then. is essential? Econom
e I'm production Facility in dlsposiHo
d Ability to guarantee pure an
d satisfactory product
This IS the object Of the Dairy Cal
j. As YOU enter there is a working mode
q of sllo economy. in production
e Next n modern dairy barn in minis
u .ture economy facility and purit
y combined Then a sanitary concrei
p stall equipped with stanchion fee
l. car aud litter carrier. with continuou
= water and feed trough facility an
= purity and not lacking in econom
T. feeding and cleaning considere
T. Finally. a complete dairy house, Wit
v practical but inexpensive equipmel
"a for Weighing, testing and cooling a
i- milk and washing tinware Eai
's economy. facility and purity.
ID How the Cars Garry Their Message.
le The Exhibit Cars will systematical
traverse the entire lines of the Penl
ot sylyania system east Of Plttsburg
ID Erie and Buffalo, remaining two day
II or longer II necessary, IN each locali
oi visited The cars will be open du
IT, ing The day and evening aud he
ut charge Of the Company's Agriculture
land Dairy Representative They vi
generally be. accompanied by a repr
IN sentative Of the Department Of Agr
,f culture. who will gladly welcome q
le opportunity for personal talks q
L pertinent topics.
y In addition 90 the pamphlet q
ID "Your Dairy Farm-Does II Z Pay
T. the Pennsylvania Railroad Compan