How to Make An Ice Chest
AN ice chest is invaluable for storing foodstuffs during hot weather; ana here is-how you can make one at home quite easily. Procure a large 71b. biscuit tin and bore a small hole in ono corner. Now wrap a piece of flannel round a quantity of ice and stand this inside over the hole. Place the tin 011 four bricks, and under the hole through which the water will escape place a dish. On the ice and round it, butter, milk, jellies, cream, etc., can be kept. Remember to place the lid on the tin while the ice chest is in use.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23009, 9 April 1938, Page 6 (Supplement)
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