Fish Industry in the United States
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Dr. Clark. I think Ave could do it.
Senator Oaven. What would be the best method of preserving fish for the purpose of furnishing Europe with food ?
Dr. Clark. For export?
Senator Oaaen. Yes.
Dr. Clark. That would be a pretty difficult question to answer. If methods of drying fish were worked out so that they Avould be per- fectly satisfactory, I should think, offhand, that that would be the best method, because they would take less space, and no tin Avould be required.
Senator Owen. In that ca...se, they Avould not have to ship water?
Dr. Clark. No.
Senator Oaa t en (continuing). Which carries with it the possibility of decomposition?
Dr. Clark. Yes; and you would not have to use tinplate, which is a serious matter at this time.
Senator Owen. The fish might be packed in boxes of cardboard.
or something of that sort, might it not ?
87959—18 2 18 FISH INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Dr. Clark. Yes ; if it was sufficiently dried.
Senator Fletcher. Is there any wav of preserving it bj^ the use of salt?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Clark. I think Ave could do it.
Senator Oaven. What would be the best method of preserving fish for the purpose of furnishing Europe with food ?
Dr. Clark. For export?
Senator Oaaen. Yes.
Dr. Clark. That would be a pretty difficult question to answer. If methods of drying fish were worked out so that they Avould be per- fectly satisfactory, I should think, offhand, that that would be the best method, because they would take less space, and no tin Avould be required.
Senator Owen. In that ca...se, they Avould not have to ship water?
Dr. Clark. No.
Senator Oaa t en (continuing). Which carries with it the possibility of decomposition?
Dr. Clark. Yes; and you would not have to use tinplate, which is a serious matter at this time.
Senator Owen. The fish might be packed in boxes of cardboard.
or something of that sort, might it not ?
87959—18 2 18 FISH INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Dr. Clark. Yes ; if it was sufficiently dried.
Senator Fletcher. Is there any wav of preserving it bj^ the use of salt?
What to read after Fish Industry in the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. Senate. Committee On Commerce to read onlineMoreLess
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