
The Ice Crop, How to Harvest, Store, Ship and Use Ice
By Theron L. HilesLength3h 6m
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Excerpt: "Prior to 1805, there was no regularly conducted traffic in ice, in this country. In the winter of 1805–6, a supply was secured at Boston, Mass., and the following summer a cargo was despatched to the West Indies, where yellow fever was then raging. Domestic and Export Trade were both of very slow growth, and, in 1825, the ice consumed in the United States and exported to foreign ports was probably less than fifty thousand tons. During the thirty years following, the consumption of ice increased more rapidly, and the enterprise of the shippers carried the fame of Boston ice all around the world. Cargoes were consigned to London, to the East Indies, and the West Indies, Rio de Janeiro, Calcutta, China, Japan, and Australia."
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Publish dateJul 31, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
7CHAPTER V. Care, Handling and Marketing of Ice.
2PREFACE.
8CHAPTER VI. The Use of Ice in Refrigeration.
3CHAPTER I. An Historical Sketch.
9CHAPTER VII. Artificial Ice and Cold Air Machines.
4CHAPTER II. Legal and Sanitary Matters.
10CHAPTER VIII. Ice in Transportation.
5CHAPTER III. Cutting and Storing Ice.
11CHAPTER IX. Retarding Cellars and Houses.
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6CHAPTER IV. Construction of Commercial Ice Houses.
12CHAPTER X. Iced Foods and Beverages.