GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



Packages for honey, better ones wanted 102, 

 360; Tainted canvass for wrapping hives 91: 

 Painting hives, 15(i, 281'; Paiuliug hives. Poster 

 on (ir>7 ; Painting hives, Todd on G72 ; Pancake 

 recijie wanted 40 ; Pancake recipes 208, 377 ; 

 Paper bottles for liquid honey 203; Paper ship- 

 ping-cases. Crane on 23!) ; I'aper shipping-case 

 does not show honey 202 ; Paper shipping-cases 

 stiffer than wooden ones 202, 62G ; I'aper ship- 

 ping-cases, honey not faced in 2;)5 ; Paper ship- 

 ping-case, anoflier style 307 ; Paper shipping- 

 cases, new style not as good as the Crane 330 ; 

 Paper shipping-cases, glass not needed in 5G0 ; 

 Paper wrapped around hives 076; I'apers, Doo- 

 little"s plan for reading 650 ; I'arade in Cali- 

 fornia, bees in 201 ; Paralline not good for fur- 

 niture polish 223 ; I'aralysis 412 ; I'aralysis, 

 should the queen in infected colony be bred 

 from? 357; I'arasites on bees 381; I'arcels post 

 32, 74, 122, 124, 331 ; Parent colony left with- 

 out queen or cell 514 ; I'asturage, artiticial 424 ; 

 I'awlonia imperialis 736 ; I'eacUes, sound, not in- 

 jured by bees 477 ; Pecos Valley, Lathrop on 

 661 ; Peddling honey 360 ; I'eddling honey from 

 vegetable-wagons 74 : I'ennsylvania convention 

 609 ; Philadelphia Field meeting 31 ; Photo- 

 graphic hints for bee-keepers 141 ; Planes, Todd 

 on 371 ; Plural-queen system in Europe 193 ; 

 I'oisonous huney 476 ; Pollen and honey gathered 

 on same trip 330, 400 ; Pollen from basswood 

 600 ; I'ollen from basswood 502 ; I'oison from 

 spray on fruit-trees 514 ; Pollen needed before 

 brood was reared 443 ; Pollen on Thanksgiving 

 day 410 ; Pollen dropped at entrance of hive 

 38"; I'ollen taken from combs over excluder 690 ; 

 Pollen, artiticial, not needed after natural 205 ; 

 Pollen, artiticial. in chicken-coop 413 ; Pollen, 

 old, to get rid of 38, 255 ; Pollen, but one kind 

 gathered on a trip luo ; Pollen, more of when 

 bees visit flowers 670 ; Pollen, effect on brood- 

 rearing 'i~(^ ; I'ollen, substitute for 225, 375 ; 

 Pollen, lack of, causes death of biood 598 ; 

 Pollen-carriers indicate queenrlght colony 332 ; 

 I'oUen-clogged combs for sale 492 ; l'ouder"s new 

 supply-house 344 ; Poultry and bees 109. 268 ; 

 I'ower equipment at each extracting-yard 395 ; 

 Power extractors, advantages of 426, 473 ; Prac- 

 tical instructions for beginners 160, 211, 249, 

 280, 302, 345, 365, 407, 472 ; Pratt, E. L., 

 memoriam of 242 ; Premium jar, objections to 

 333 ; Price of honey during shortage 624 ; Price 

 of honey, to raise. SchoU on 625 ; Prices of 

 honey in the West 725 ; I'rices of honey in Ari- 

 zona 319 ; Prices, holding for, not advised 393 ; 

 Profit on honey, dealer's 65, 74, 393, 784 ; Profit 

 in comb honey 393 ; Profits from bees 317 ; Pro- 

 polis from Cottonwood 657 ; Propolis in wax 

 from combs 626 ;»l'ropolis in wax from powerful 

 press 393 ; I'ropolis in supers 526 ; I'ropolis 

 from balm of (lilead 114 ; Propolis, is it made 

 or found? 122; Propolis-proof hive 316; Funics 

 bad for watery combs 524 ; Funics travel-stain 

 comb badly 513 ; Pure food, Wiley's comments 

 on 462 ; Pure food in Prance 155 ; I'ure-food 

 law protects purchasers 754 ; Pure-food exposi- 

 tion 125 ; Pure-food law, national 729. 



Queen flying when hive is opened 546 ; Queen 

 goes to another hive 64 ; Queen just hatched 

 easy to introduce 558 ; Queen reared under bad 

 conditions *>~o ; Queens die in cells because of 

 poor food 424 ; Queens failing 264 ; Queens fly- 

 ing when hives are opened 645 ; Queens go above 

 if drone comb is in the sections 690; Queens 

 Injured by shaking 424 ; Queens killed in cages 

 when introducing 224 ; Queens- purely mated 

 where hybrid drones abound 579 ; Queens reared 

 in swarming time 558 ; Queens wintered over, 

 why high in price 75'i ; Queen, best time to in- 

 troduce new one 611 ; Queen grafting larva twice 

 763 ; Queen, superannuated 237 ; Queen, Miller 

 on finding 3.30; Queen, to detect in failing 492; 

 Queens, black, to find 445 ; Queens, buying v. 

 breeding 677 ; Queens, difference in time of 

 hatching 50, 693; Queens, do workers kill? 318; 

 Queens, Doolittle on finding 30n ; Queens, how 

 raised by blacks and Italians 759 ; Queens, how 

 long shall they be kept? 690; Queens, many 

 superseded in August 492 ; Queens, old, dull col- 

 or of 52 ; Queens, putting them in cages 671 ; 



Queens, Sibbald on improvements in 720 ; Queens, 

 surplus of. wintered in cellar 612 ; Queens, Swiss 

 system for registering 696 ; Queens. Todd's ques- 

 tion on 460 ; Queens, to avoid loss in house 

 apiary 296 ; Queens, to introduce directly 673 ; 

 Queens, to keep tnrough winter 787 ; Queens, 

 when to remove when getting cells started 590 : 

 (^ueen-breeders disposing of inferior queens 578 : 

 Queen-cages, size of holes in 476, 609; Queen- 

 cells containing the only brood in the hive 378 ; 

 Queen-cells built over larvie 490 ; Queen-cells, 

 pre-constructed v. post-constructed 754 ; Queen- 

 cells, proper condition of colony which starts 

 them 390 ; Queen-cells, new plan for getting 

 224 ; Queen-cells, physical heat not sufficient for 

 223 ; Queen-clipping, Doolittle on 266 ; Queen- 

 excluders, are they honey-excluders? 491, 592. 

 631. 632, 762 ; Queen-excluders, size of perfor- 

 ations 624 ; Queen-rearing not advised before 

 cover bloom 190 ; Queen-rearing questions for 

 ljV. Miller 87 ; Queen-rearing, Alley plan for 

 234 ; Queen-rtfJTriug, tricks of the trade 667 ; 

 Queen-rearing, Doolittle's plan to insure pure 

 mating 627 ; Queen-registering In Switzerland 

 454 ; Queenless bees building worker comb 264. 

 295, o32 ; t^ueenless bees, do they bring in pol- 

 len like queenrlght bees? 358; Queenless colony, 

 odor of 332 ; Queen's body guard 205 ; Quota- 

 tions from San Francisco too high 67. 



Uauchfuss, Herman 125 ; Itains in Texas 359 ; 

 Uaiu, why bees are cross before 531 ; Uats, to 

 destroy 298; Recipes using honey 208, 377, 427; 

 Record-keeping 606 ; Red clover, nectar from 660 ; 

 Requeening in the spring 424 ; Requeenlng with- 

 out killing the old queen 476 ; Requeening, Sio- 

 bald on 726 ; Respiration of honey-bee 499 ; 

 Reversible hive, Hurst's 210 ; Rheumatism, can 

 it be cured by bee stings? 784; Rinsing 60-lb. 

 cans 251 ; Rinsing cans not advised 254 ; Ripe 

 cells sent by mail 546 ; Ripening buckwheat 4lu ; 

 Ripening honey, Bruenuich on 393 ; Robber bees, 

 are they ever of further use? 524; Roboer-cages 

 3.j, 569 ; Robbing cured by flour on alighting- 

 board 223 ; Robbing prevented by kicking the 

 hive 227, 424 ; Robbing stopped by mud at en- 

 trance 300 ; Robbing stopped by turning hive 

 around 3o6 ; Robbing prevented with wet hay_ 

 31 ; Robbing, directions misquoted in German' 

 journals 422 ; Robbing, Townsend on its preven- 

 tion 346 ; Robbing, to avoid when using tent 

 223 ; Roof of woodshed for apiary 203 ; Roofing- 

 paper for hive-cloth 146 ; Roses, bees on 490 : 

 Rosin, does it taint honey? 578; Rosin taste in 

 honey 785 ; Rubber-roofing covers for winter 578 ; 

 Russell, Wm., death of 360 ; Russian uee-journal, 

 new 228. 



Saccharine used in pickle-factories 101 ; Sages, 

 nomenclature of 670 ; Sagging of foundation, to 

 prevent 281 ; Salesmen, Poster's requirements for 

 y, 1 ; Saw-palmetto honey 39; Scofleld, life of 

 146 ; Scout bees, are they in advance of the 

 swarm? 357; Sealed covers v. cushions, see ab- 

 sorbing cushions ; Season, few flight days in 

 358 ; Season prospects in Colorado 393 ; Season's 

 prospects In Canada 392 ; Second swarms. Dr. 

 .Miller's plan to prevent 422 ; Section, which side 

 should be up? 263, 413; Sections emptied by 

 bees 690 ; Sections darkened because brood was 

 too close 422 ; Sections in T supers become badly 

 propolized 358 ; Sections, Foster's plan to fold 

 591 ; Sectional hive adopted 139 ; Selling early 

 advised 303 ; Selling honey in city markets 61V : 

 Selling honey near home 100 ; Selling honey at 

 factories 532 ; Selling honey, proflt in 784 ; Seii- 

 ing price of honey low 66 ; Selling honey, cost of 

 commission, etc. OS, x.)0, 225, 234, 295, 784; 

 Selling honey, Iloltermann on 592 ; Selling- 

 honey, SchoU on 025 ; Separating honey and wax 

 36(», 399 ; Shade detrimental 36, 135 ; Shaker 

 bees, Walker's explanation 374 ; Shaking or 

 changing 207 ; Shaking for stimulation at Alex- 

 ander yard 106 ; Shaking beneficial only when 

 there is a change of conditions 494 ; Shaking as 

 a stimulus to bees, Williams on 195, 313 ; Shak- 

 ing as a stimulus to bees 50, 53, 74, 102. 156, 

 157. 190, 196, 222, 225, 227, 262, 2S5, 375. 390. 

 492, .595, 693, 781 ; Shaking swarms for comb 

 or extracted honey 444 ; Shaking energy Into 

 bees not natural 442 ; Shaking not recommended 



