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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



January, 191T 



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The Domestic Beekeeper 



Never heard of it before! It's not new, only in 

 name and makeup, for it i.s nothing more than an 

 overgrown Beekeepers' Review of which it is a suc- 

 cessor. The Domestic Beekeeper is greatly enlarged 

 beginning with the January, 1917, number. The 

 pages will be approximately an inch wider and an 

 inch longer then the old Review, and the reading 

 matter will be wider and an inch longer column. 

 Besides this enlargement, there will be eight extra 

 pages, making 48 pages and cover. Beginning 

 January I^irst, The Domestic Beekeeper will be 

 twice the size as the old Review during Mr. Hutch- 

 inson's time. The price of The Domestic Beekeeper 

 will be the same, i. e., 10c per copy, one dollar a 

 year. 



The Domestic Beekeeper wants articles on practi- 

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 the best writers obtainable, for which we will pay 

 well. With your long experience in the business, 

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 something that is better in your judgment than is 

 generally known. What we want you to do is to 

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 anything we think well enough of to use will be 

 paid for. 



We will also use many more pictures in the 

 Domestic Beekeeper than heretofore. If you have 

 good photos, or can get them, showing some valuable 

 feature pertaining to our pursuit, send them on for 

 we can use them and are willing to pay for them. 



We have already made arrangements with a few 

 noted writers for the Domestic Beekeeper for 1917. 

 Such writers as J. E. Crane, Ira D. Bartlett, Floyd 

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