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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



Dec. 29, 1904, 



Farm bee-keeping 



Farmer as an advertiser ; 



Fastening comb foundation In sections ; 



Feeders 426. 461. 568, 588, ( 



Feeding back extracted honey i 



Feeding bees 22,27.53.70, 120, i2fi, 139,183, 



185, 201, 215, 232, 249. 250,251,234.266,280, 

 ^93, 357, 365, 393, 461, 662,713,730,810,842, 



858 . 



Feeding glucose .• 



Feeding queens and drones ' 



Fertilizing queens in baby nuclei i 



Filling honey-cans loo full ■ 



Finding and hiving a Bwarm ' 



Finding queens 343, ( 



Fixed frame : 



Flat-irons smooth— beeswax to make ; 



Flavor of honey ir»3. 267, : 



Flies, not drones . 



Fl ight of bees 286, 



Floor polish 



Florida orange-blossom honey. 

 Fly or drone gathering pollen. 



595,601, 739,742, J-24 



Food frauds and food officials f 



Food value of honey - 



Foote's machine for folding sections ( 



Forced or shaken swarms : 



Foreign bee-keepers' societies i 



Formaldehyde for bee-diseases 406,419, < 



Formalin for disinfecting extracted honey 4 



Formalin for treatment of foul brood... lUO, 11.5, i 



Formingnuclei 



Foul brood. .8, 23, 64, lOO, 106, 115, 116. 132, 168, 

 179, 230. 232, 243. 266. 297, 355, 3r.8. 371. 4 14, 

 42M. 454, 456, 457, 486. 572. 583. 595, 602. 733, 



782 



Foul brood inspections 7. 15n 



Fool-brood law loo 



Foul-broody apiaries— announcing 457 



Foul-broody hives ; 26 



Foul-broody honey 5sf, 



Foundation 185. 375.377.4(6,794, HO] 



Foundation splints 56*^ 



Fourth of July at Dr. Miller's 484 



Frame for extracted honey— size of 857 



Frames 1 0. 85. 21 3, 225, 232, 249, 279. 300, 376, 



468, 469. 483. 487, 549, 614 633 



Frames hung crosswise vs. lengthwise 468 



Frame spacing— proper distance for 5i7 



Fruit-bloom— heavy 

 Full sheets of loundati< 

 Full sheets or starters f 

 Fumigating an apiary. . 



Getting bees off extracting-combs < 



Getting bees out of high trees 302, ■ 



Getting bees out of supers ; 



Getting combs built to the bottom-bars : 



Getting into bee-keepmg again 1 



Getting started with bees 61, : 



Getting the honey out of cappings ? 



Gloves for women bee-keepers : 



Glucose 340. 478, 662. ' 



Glucnse honey story : 



Glucose sugars 



Golden Italians and brown bees - 



Good season for honev 



Gorged honey 



Grading honey 35, 122. 135, 172, 1ki, l>(;5, 421 



498. 503 • 



Grand Canyon 



Granulated honey 662, > 



Granulated honey— paper packages for ; 



Granulation of honey 55, sh, 150, 169. 20 j, : 



Growing basswood and buckwheat : 



Guards or sentinels of the hive 



r cleats «: 



I supers 621 



Hasty's ballads and Texas' , 



Hatching eggs of bees 41 



HatchinK eggs over bees 45, 164, i,s4, 3OU, 361, 



455. 473. 537 760 



Hauling home honey for extracting 232 



Head of a bee— strength of 295 



Heartsease 617 



Heddon plan of preventing afterswarms. . .!'.!!'. 6Si 

 Help me Hum rather than weakest colonies 3W6 



Hive-covers, frames, etc.- making 



Hive-entrance closed for moving ■ 



Hive-entrances covered with snow 



Hive-roofs 



Hives 39, 70, 71. 89, 113, 120, 170. 1H4. inn. 214. 



226, 244, 263, 266, 278, 291,296,317,333.343. 



344. 379. 381, 389. 390, 444, 



Hives painted inside and outside 42 



Hive-ahed— individual .. . 473 



Hive shirt '. 2<-> 



Hives where bees died ".'. •^S2 



Hive-tool 330 



Hiving swarms 364 



Hiving swarms on combs where bees died 394 



Hoffman f n 



Hoffman frames vs. closed-end .....".'." 1 



Holding honey over a season or two : 



Holy Ijand bees 71, 151, .; 



Home-made bee-supplies. ..283. .144. ;jHi,:iy(i, 412! - 



Home market for honey 223, 2:i7, 514. 534, f 



Honey in England— prices of ■; 



Hop honey 



Honey— abit of (poem) '- 



Honey absorb water naturally ?- does ^ 



Honey and almond cream... ; 



Honey and beeswax— demand for < 



Honey and bees— some facts about t 



Honey and pollen for wintering— proportions of ( 



Honey and rheumatism 



Honey and sugar chemically considered 745, : 



Honey-and-water problem : 



Honey as cane-sugar already digested 



Honey attracting water 3u. 



Honey-barrels 



Honey-brand < 



Honey-eakey— recipe for .'.....".".'.' ...184^ * 



Honey cosmetic ( 



Honey-crop- reporting the ','. ; 



Honey crops of 1903 and 19U4 eo, 579, ( 



Honey -daily use of ; 



Honey-dealers- association and individual ; 



Honey— deliquescent powers of ; 



Honey-dew 294. t 



Honey exchange committee— report of : 



Honey exhibits at fairs : 



Honey-house~ant-proof : 



Honey for chapped skin : 



Honey for health and beauty ; 



Honey from foul-broody colonies ■: 



Honey from foul-broody hive i 



Honey from houses 



Honey granulating in bottles and hives 345. f 



Honey in a house ; 



Honey in barrels ; 



Honey in boarding-houses i 



Honey in brown bread 1 



Honey in cooking— value of 488. e 



Honey in sections vs. chunk honey f 



Honey-knife 4 



Honey leatlets— value of f 



Honey leaking from glass jars 



Honey-mumns— French f 



Honey of the backwood's bee-keeper 



Honey-packages— paper 5 



H oney-paekages— over weight 



Honey-plants 



Honey quotations in the bee-papers 569, € 



Honey— some big crops of 



Honey stored by a foul-broody colony t 



Hont-y-tank i 



Honey that seems to be yeasty :: 



Honey the best food 



Honey-thief a 



Honey turning to wax 



Honey-vinegar 225, 227, 294, 477, 6 



Hi.ney ?— whatis f 



Honey without bees 4 



Hot vs. cold water for honey-knives " 



House-apiary— passing of 2 



Hybrids or Italians— which ? 4 



Illinois bee-keepees' law 



Illinois state fair apiarian display 



Imports and exports of bee-products 2 



Improved queens— improved bee-keeping 1 



Increase— getting lOl, 104. 1 18. 123, 170, 



215.249. 267 339,346,361. fi 



India— beesof 2 



Indian turnip e 



Injuring the honey market 7 



In love with one's work 6 



Insects and comb honey 7 



Inspection of bees and the law . 



Inspector of apiaries— Notes of an ^ 



Inspectors' association 



Inventors of beedom— The would-be 



Inverted sugars ( 



Introducing new blood t 



Introducing queen-cells 



Itroducing queens 44. 71. 1114, 183. 197. 229. 



312, 32H, 329,331,343,361, 413, 443, 474. 521. 5;u. 



590,634,650,69.5. 714,734,746, 809 i 



Iowa sister's report : 



Ironweed ( 



Italian bees and foul brood in England i 



Italianizing bees 57,603, > 



of honey . 

 .louncingbees .... 

 July (poem) 



Keeping ants out of hives ; 



Keeping bees in a garret i 



Keeping bees near the blossoms 



Keeping bees on a flat roof : 



Keeping bees on shares 



Keeping comb honey from candying ; 



Keeping down increase 



Keeping honey indefinitely 



Keeping honey in open barrels ; 



Keeping mice out of hives in the cellar f 



"Keep more bees" 247, : 



Killing the bees to get the honey ( 



Kinds of bees 643. 6h9, ' 



Kinetoscope at bee-conventions ( 



King-birds 551 , 6U4, 622, 635, 682, 716, ' 



Lady bee-keepers and tobacco-smoking : 



Langstroth frame— sOme expert opinion on 



Law governing bees and bee-keepers 



1 jay ing- workers 249,313.667, ( 



Leather loops for carrying tools ^ 



Lectures on bee-keeping atfarmers' institutes 



Lite of bees . . 



Light vs. dark honey in England. 

 Light-weight sections. , 



Loafing bees . 



Local associations 



Locality 423, ' 



Locating bees near the bloom 



Ijong-ideal hive : 



Long-tongued bees and their work 217. ) 



L'^SSOf bees 123, 169.250, 259.268, 281,291. 



308,360.376, 393,456 ■ 



Lost colonies of bees— replacing : 



Lullaby— a fpoem) * 



Makii 



Mi 



Mi 



ipla 



'. for a queen 554 



ng frames, hives and supers . 



nasement for comb honey 123, : 



nagement in swarming 154, 186. i 



lagement of bees. . 



Managing outrapiaries : 



Manicure scissors for clipping queens' wings : 



Manufactured comb honey 195, 355. 451,563, 



773,822,823 i 



Marketing honey... 78. 146, 153, I6«, 187. 249.296, 



34 1 , 375, 434. 470. 478. 509, 546, 553, 636. 839 J 



Market quotations. f 



Marshfleid Mfg. Co ( 



Marshmallows root with honey— paste of t 



Mason bees ^ 



Mating of queens 1 37, 265, 275, 3X7. 373. 374, 



410 552,554.569.586,612 i 



Matrimonial troubles -bees cause ■■ 



Melted wax comb foundation press ( 



Melting honey in the comb ; 



Melting old combs into beeswax i 



Mesquite 



Mice in the hives 37, : 



Milk and honey farm ] 



Milk-crackers and honey f 



Milk for bee-stings : 



Milkweed and bees 474. 556, f 



M I Her brood-f ramrs 42, i 



Minnesota State Fair andpremiums ' 



M ixing varieties of honey £ 



Muisture in honey ; 



Muldy combs 346,^ 



Moles or mice dead at the hive-entrance : 



Money in bees— no 1 



More colonies ormore manipulation— which ? 99. c 



Moth-balls 5 



Motherwort £ 



Moths don't Clime from buttertlies 77. 



Moths in tbe hive f 



Movable-comb hive J 



MoVingbees...9. 90, 91,122.170, 184, 185.219,232, 

 235,245. 263,730,842 ^ 



Name of the honey-bee— correct 



National association.. 18,20,26,83. 120, 141,212, 

 243, 419, 467. 469. 508. 532. 612. 726. 739 



National association and advertising honey. 467. ' 



Natural or artificial increase ■' 



Natural swarms ' 



Neatness in the apiary * 



Nebraska State fair apiarian exhibit - 



Nectar— digested 



Nectar secretion— freaks in f 



Newspaper enterprise— and surprise * 



New Vork bee-disease '• 



Nitrogen bacteria : 



No-drip strips ' 



Noisy colony ' 



Nomination and election of national candidates 



562, 692, 724, 772. 776, 787. 827 * 



Non-swarming 424,^ 



Not all in hives- more in the man ; 



Nougat candy 1 



Nuclei 232. 5f6. I 



Nucleus method of increase 170. ; 



Number of frames for comb honey J 



Observatory hi^ 



Officers of thel 



Ohio foul brood bill 164. : 



One of the younger sisters lt>a 



Only one (poetry) 5^0 



Open-air feeding '" 



Orange honey 456 483. 659 



Ordering queens ^^3 



Out apiaries 245.279.295,776 



Outdoor wintering 151,316, 872 



Out in the tields (poem) 377 



Overstocking "- 420 



Ownership of honey in bee-trees 122 



Oxide of zinc in white lead 297 



Oyster packages for holding honey 170 



Pa and ma and the bees (poem) 



Packing bees for winter 



Packing-cases for bees 



Packing pollen 



Page <Sc Lvon Mfg. Co 



Paper packages lor granulated honey.. 



Paraffln-comb-glucose story 



Paraguay as a bee-country 



Paste for labeling tin and wood 



Paste for the hands 



Pastoral occupatit 



Patents among bee-keepers 307, 



Peculiar people— some 



Peddling out wives 



■ propolis porous plaster 



Pest among bees- deadly new ■■. 397 



Pickled brood 218, 420, 457, 489, 507, *• 



Place to keep honey— proper 1 



Placing hives.. 



Play-spell of young bees.. 



Poisonous honey ■ 



Pollen 200, 262, 328, 580, 683. ' 



Pollen and foul brood 29, 3 



Pollen-bound combs ] 



Pollen substitutes 1 



Popular prescriptions partly punctured J 



Porticoes on hives J 



Position of hives j 



Postal cards for bee-keepers ' 



Pounds of honey for a pound of beeswax 1 



Preparation for swarming ' 



Press and manufactured comb honey < 



Pressing wax from combs l 



Preventing increase 27, 279, 28 1 , * 



Preventing leaking in honey-jars : 



Preventing robbing 



Prevention of afterswarms < 



Prevention of swarming 37,70, 150, 151, 185, 



251 . 32H, 424, 499, 538, 776 * 



Priceof honey ' 



Prices of extracted and comb honey 1 



Prime swarm settling low 



Priority of location 297, 327, 375, 42.5, ( 



Producing comb honey 135. 390,423, i 



Producing extracted honey 729, ' 



Producer's name and address on honey : 



Profit and loss in keeping bees 1 



Programs for bee-conventions ( 



Profits in bee-culture (poem) •■■ 



Propolis 216, 461,568,602,765, ( 



Propolized cloth for bee-gloves 366, '. 



Protection for bee-keepers ; 



Public— instructing the 603, ' 



Pure food laws needed 643, f 



Pure honey from adulterated— distinguishing.. . 



Pure honey law 



Purple-colored honey l 



Putting on supers 233,266,361,410,426,^ 



