The Ice Crop: How to Harvest, Store, Ship and Use Ice — John Shaqi
The Ice Crop: How to Harvest, Store, Ship and Use IceHiles, Theron L.
History
The Ice Crop: How to Harvest, Store, Ship and Use Ice
Hiles, Theron L.
Ice
[Illustration: AN ICE HARVESTING SCENE.]
THE ICE CROP
How to Harvest, Store, Ship and Use Ice
A COMPLETE PRACTICAL TREATISE
FOR
FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, ICE DEALERS, PRODUCE SHIPPERS, MEAT
PACKERS, COLD STORERS, AND ALL INTERESTED IN ICE
HOUSES, COLD STORAGE AND THE HANDLING
OR USE OF ICE IN ANY WAY
INCLUDING
Many Recipes for Iced Dishes and Beverages
BY THERON L. HILES
NEW YORK
ORANGE JUDD COMPANY
1893
COPYRIGHT, 1892,
BY ORANGE JUDD COMPANY
PREFACE.
An attempt is made, in this volume, to record some of the more
prominent features regarding Ice as it affects the health, convenience
and industry of the people.
The development of the ice industry during the last forty years has
been phenomenal; there are, however, but few records by which its
progress can be accurately gauged.
No pretentions, other than those of a practical character, are made
in behalf of this book. But it is hoped that the information here
collected will meet with the favor and approval of those who are
interested in this commodity.
THERON L. HILES.
CHICAGO, ILL., WINTER, 1892.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page.
Frontispiece[A] 2
Title Page 3
Preface 5
Chapter I, An Historical Sketch 7–11
Chapter II, Legal and Sanitary Methods 11–14
Chapter III, Cutting and Storing Ice 14–42
Chapter IV, Construction of Commercial Ice Houses 42–55
Chapter V, The Care, Handling and Marketing of Ice 56–62
Chapter VI, The Use of Ice in Refrigeration--Refrigerator
Ice House for Use in Farming, Cutting Ice in Small
Quantities for Farm and Family Use, Co-operation with
the Ice Crop 62–83
Chapter VII, Artificial Ice and Cold Air Machines 84–91
Chapter VIII, Ice in Transportation 91–96
Chapter IX, Retarding Houses Without Ice--Miscellaneous
Hints 96–101
Chapter X, Recipes for Iced Food and Beverages 101–114
List of Illustrations 115–116
Index 117–122
[A] The Frontispiece is from the ice harvest of the Knickerbocker Ice
Co. of Chicago.
THE ICE CROP.
CHAPTER I.
AN HISTORICAL SKETCH.
The Origin of the Ice Business in the United States--Its Wonderful
Development Commercially and in the Manifold Uses of Ice--A Pen
Picture of a Modern Ice Harvest.
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