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<head>Preservation by Temperature 19 Sep. 1796</head>
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A new method of preserving &amp; meliorating Sundry articles provision and other articles substances by the regulation of temperature.  1. Preservation of all substances, vegetable &amp; animal 2. Improvement of wines 3. Improvement in the making of Wines - Gooseberry, Currant &amp;c 4. Improvements in malting - <gap/> one of whether instead of a <gap/>floor. 5. Hastening the ripening of long-keeping fruits - such as Pears, &amp;c, even when gathered.  6. Drying wood for musical instruments. 7. Hen - (by the Warm Water Bath) 8.  Ripening fruits by a ripening termperature: fermentation being prevented by exclusion of the Air?  Missionary , Voyage p.34. Rio de Janiero - "Their Port Wine, meliorated by passing through the tropical climates as allowed to excite <unclear>the</unclear> goodness.<pb/>
<p>A new method <lb/>
of preserving &amp; <lb/>
meliorating <add>sundry</add> <del>provisions</del> <lb/>
<add>articles</add> <del>and other</del><lb/>
articles <del>substances</del> by the <lb/>
regulation of temperature.</p>  
<p>1. Preservation of <lb/>
all substances, <lb/>
vegetable &amp; animal</p>
<p>2. Improvement of <lb/>
wines</p>
<p>3. Improvement in the <lb/>
making of Wines - <lb/>
Gooseberry, Currant, <lb/>
&amp;c</p>
<p>4. Improvements in <lb/>
malting - <unclear>Hops  an</unclear> <lb/>
of <unclear>whether</unclear> instead <lb/>
of a <unclear>single</unclear> floor.</p>
<p>5. Hastening the ripening <lb/>
of long-keeping <lb/>
fruits - such as Pears, <lb/>
&amp;c, even when gathered.</p>  
<p>6. Drying wood for <lb/>
musical instruments.</p>
<p>7. Hen - (by the Warm <lb/>
Water Bath)</p>
<p>8.  Ripening fruits <lb/>
by a ripening <lb/>
termperature: fermentation <lb/>
being prevented <lb/>
by exclusion of <lb/>
the Air?</p>  
&#x2014;<lb/>
<p>Missionary 1 Voyage <lb/>
p.34. Rio de <lb/>
Janiero - "Their <lb/>
Port Wine, meliorated <lb/>
by passing <lb/>
through the tropical <lb/>
climates is <lb/>
allowed to excite <lb/>
<unclear>the</unclear> goodness.</p><pb/>





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Click Here To Edit No 4 Preservation by Temperature 19 Sep. 1796

A new method
of preserving &
meliorating sundry provisions
articles and other
articles substances by the
regulation of temperature.

1. Preservation of
all substances,
vegetable & animal

2. Improvement of
wines

3. Improvement in the
making of Wines -
Gooseberry, Currant,
&c

4. Improvements in
malting - Hops an
of whether instead
of a single floor.

5. Hastening the ripening
of long-keeping
fruits - such as Pears,
&c, even when gathered.

6. Drying wood for
musical instruments.

7. Hen - (by the Warm
Water Bath)

8. Ripening fruits
by a ripening
termperature: fermentation
being prevented
by exclusion of
the Air?


Missionary 1 Voyage
p.34. Rio de
Janiero - "Their
Port Wine, meliorated
by passing
through the tropical
climates is
allowed to excite
the goodness.


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Identifier: | JB/106/038/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 106.

Date_1

1796-09-18

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

106

Main Headings

frigidarium

Folio number

038

Info in main headings field

preservation by temperature no 4

Image

002

Titles

[[titles::hot or cold / corking in vessels / desicceration / cold method / […?] plan / cold preferring / solid conservation / preservanda]]

Category

plan

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

i taylor

Marginals

Paper Producer

evan nepean

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

34626

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