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The modern packing house
Fred William Wilder and David Isaac Davis
The modern packing house turned meat into a vast industry, and F. W. Wilder explains how. From early methods and Yankee ingenuity to the great Chicago yards and the westward movement, he traces the concentration of the trade. Detailed, historical, and unflinchingly practical. A study of how the packing industry grew and organized. Note: an industrial history of meatpacking, filed among nature titles.
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812 chapters
- 1THE MODERN PACKING HOUSE
- 2PREFACE.
- 3TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- 4CHAPTER I. MODERN PACKING HOUSES.
- 5Introduction and Growth.
- 6Concentration.
- 7Early Methods.
- 8Yankee Ingenuity.
- 9Chicago Yards.
- 10Movement Westward.
- 11Economic Factors.
- 12Saving By-Products.
- 13Pioneer’s Troubles.
- 14Using Box Cars.
- 15Using Refrigerator Cars.
- 16The Chilling Room.
- 17Mechanical Refrigeration.
- 18Freezing Meats.
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