/———/ You have no idea what you are talking about. No farm has 100,000 horses. Here is just one source.
“It was estimated that New York City in 1900 had 100,000 horses producing 2.5-million pounds of horse manure every day. Horse carcasses rotted in the streets.
The public suffered severely from epidemics that included three massive contagious diseases: cholera, typhus and influenza. These infectious diseases were often fatal or left its victim weakened in their defense against other diseases. The main cause of these illnesses was attributed to the poor sanitation
Editor Note: There are lessons to be learned here concerning the sub-zero low brow policies being employed in many US cities. This is a template for how to deal with the urban decay. "Every high civilization decays by forgetting obvious things." - G.K. Chesterton In 2004, Stephen Davies the...
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