A process of obtaining a dry cold current of air from ice, and its different applications (1855)
Schooley, John C · Cincinnati : Abbott & Kinney, printers · leaf 17
ollars in building ice houses and fillingthem with ice for this purpose, but they have ascertainedthat it is necessary to have a dry cold atmosphere so as tomake their project successful. Moisture produces rancid-ity and mould, and the air being impregnated with suchimpurities, the oil partakes of… … Although many plans have been in use for the preser-vation of dead bodies by undertakers, yet all are objection-able, and revolting to the feelings particularly when the 17 ^ody is placed in contact with ice, or even placed in anyapartment where cold is produced by conduction. ^y plan is to…
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