High Fructose corn syrup was not used in large quantities in soda pop until 1974. That is the year given by the AE Staley Co, who is said to have created a High Fructose corn syrup in 1971

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Brian: I don't have any idea what David might have up his sleeve with respect to future offerings of the 1917 GATC radial cars. But, I did comment on what some likely candidates might (should?) be in

You are totally correct Andy. In my almost 40 yrs on the SP/UP I never recall hearing the term “turnout” used for a track “switch.” Switch was the term for ALL operating crafts, M of W and

List, I realize that Tangent most likely doesn't want to tip their hand in relation to future runs of this car, but I'm wondering if anyone else might know of other private companies/lessors /lessees

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Tim: No, Bob is 95% correct here. The sugar in your grandmother's corn syrup was glucose, which is trivially easy to derive from corn starch (there is no sugar to speak of in grain corn). What was

Bob ??? You never heard of KARO corn syrup? My Mom always had some in thekitchen. It's been available to consumers for a hundred years... Corn syrup is CHEAPERthan cane sugar and that is why it is so

They mostly bought locomotive fuel oil from Standard of Calif., so you could expect UTLX tank cars to show up on occasion, but the company's own cars were the primary carriers. For my own layout, set

Jon Miller wrote: As our British cousins say, Jon, you got it in one. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

I have a 1988 photo of PC 41536 in Williamsport PA, a never-rebuiltcar, no longer in revenue service but still on its trucks on rails. Tim O'

I don't know what it is made of, but I've used it for 30 years andhave NEVER had a problem with it - "Dap Kwik Seal" - requires 24hours to cure hard. I always use plenty - definitely not for "exterior

This is not a V-car. The giveaway is the bands over each end of the tank. On a V-car the tank was riveted to the two saddle/bolster/coupler pocket assemblies so bands weren't needed. On an X-car

The soda sweetener might be era dependent. Corn syrup after a certain point and cane sugar beforehand. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

The use of corn syrup in soda was a direct result of losing the access to Cuban sugar. Schuyler Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2017 12:34 PM To: STMFC@... Subject: Re: [STMFC] Soda Pop

Here are the track specs. Notice they are for UP and BNSF. https://www.up.com/customers/ind-dev/operations/specs/track/ The section of track is called a turnout. The switch is the movable part of

I was speaking of today or post 1960. Gary McMills

Probably not, for two reasons. 1. Although corn syrup was invented in 1812 in Russia,developmental work in the United States was carried out in the 1950s and1960s, with shipments of the first

Depends, Do you need to hold together forever ? ,use J-B Weld. I've use Elmer's ,it holds if you don't plan to slam the car around. Gary McMills -Baton Rouge,La.

Perhaps I have this wrong but I did not see the archbar ban as being an absolute. My understanding is that having archbars ruled out unlimited interchange. Individual railroads could choose to