How to Feed An Army
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Nothing whatever should be issued, sold, or given away at the slaughterhouse, except upon the written order of the officer in charge. Parts of the animal not issuable should be sent to the place of small issues and sales and there disposed of to the best advantage. When the Government purchases cattle on the hoof the whole animals should be issued.
The hides are cured and the tallow -tried and barreled under the direction of the. chief butcher. An open shed or a HOW TO FEED AN ARMY. 107 buildin...g similar to the slaughterhouse should be built in which to cure the hides, try the tallow, etc. The hides should be trimmed — the tail and worthless part of the neck and legs cut off — before being salted. The hide is then spread out, flesh side up, and a thin layer of fine salt applied to every part of the flesh side, particularly where the tail and legs are cut off.
Another hide is then laid on, flesh side up as before, and the pile carried up to any convenient height. About 5 or 6 pounds of salt are suflflcient for each hide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing whatever should be issued, sold, or given away at the slaughterhouse, except upon the written order of the officer in charge. Parts of the animal not issuable should be sent to the place of small issues and sales and there disposed of to the best advantage. When the Government purchases cattle on the hoof the whole animals should be issued.
The hides are cured and the tallow -tried and barreled under the direction of the. chief butcher. An open shed or a HOW TO FEED AN ARMY. 107 buildin...g similar to the slaughterhouse should be built in which to cure the hides, try the tallow, etc. The hides should be trimmed — the tail and worthless part of the neck and legs cut off — before being salted. The hide is then spread out, flesh side up, and a thin layer of fine salt applied to every part of the flesh side, particularly where the tail and legs are cut off.
Another hide is then laid on, flesh side up as before, and the pile carried up to any convenient height. About 5 or 6 pounds of salt are suflflcient for each hide.
What to read after How to Feed An Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States War Dept Subsistence Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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