Okcembei:, 1917 



GLEANING8 IN BEE CULTURE 



963 



How to Extract 374 



GRANULATION 



Depeiuls on Levulose and 



Dextrose 131 



Depends on Ripeness .... 4.5 



Mangrove Subjectl to .... 131 



of Comb Honey 383 



Sase not Subject to 125 



Time and Degri-ee of 212 



Greenhouse Mating Experi- 

 ments 41, 121, 200, 280, 368 



H 



Ham Baked with Honey. . . . 202 

 " Happy : the Life of a Bee " 



Contains Mistakes 692 



Henum, C. W., Experience of 135 

 HIVE 



and Super, Plan to Prv 



\init 9J9 



Applicable in South. Webb 689 



Byer Uses 676 



D.Tmp Inside 861 



Different Parts of, Explain- 

 ed 132 



Double-walled in California 125 



Eisrht-frame Preferred.... 102 



Interior of 206 



Jumbo, Preferred by Byer. 678 



Large, Used by Byer 47 



Larce vs. Small 944 



Long Idea 708 



Manag,ement Differs with 



Size. Byer 676, 677 



Painting Bottoms of 346 



Shade. G. M. Doolittle. . . 844 



Space under Bottom-bars. 189 



Twelve-frame. Chadwick. 780 

 ' See Box Hive) 

 HIVES 



Deeper Rather than Wider 296 



Disinfecting 63 



Great Variety of, in Cali- 

 fornia 51 



Style of. P. C. Chadwick 869 

 Two-story for Swarm Con- 

 trol 189, 204 



HONEY 



Amount Handled in Carlots 551 



Analysis of 382 



Bartiett's Plan for Taking 



off 179 



Blue-curl, coarse 547 



Boosting Production of... 373 



Borrowing 631 



Bottling, Poster on 627 



Bottles, Standard 196 



Candied in Tank. .714, 772, 791 



Cans, High Price 379 



Can.s, 60-lb 191 



Cinnamon Rolls 616 



Color Grows Lighter Fur- 

 ther North 612 



Colorado, all sold 929 



Compared with Karo 45 



Compared with Sugar in 



Pood Value 693 



Containers, Fiber for 461 



Containers, Paper. . . .378, 716 



Containers, Problem of... 551 

 Containers, Vinegar-barrels 



Unsafe 867 



Dark, Does Public Like?. 864 

 Dark, Tons Used for Cook- 

 ing 773 



Demand Good 287 



Evaporates Better in Shal- 

 low Tanks 275 



• Extracted or Comb ? 



49, 134, 692, 855 



Extracted, Shortage of . . . . 273 

 Extracted when Partly Un- 

 sealed 795 



Flavor. Buchanan, J. M. 847 

 Flavor, Comb and Ex- 

 tracted. Root, E. R... 630 



Foam on Top of 205 



Food Value of 686, 856 



Food Value Compared with 



Karo 45 



for Baking Ham 202 



for Diet 856 



for Sweetening 940 



Frothing of 945 



Fruit Salad 202 



Good Demand in Colorado 49 

 Gov't Advises Substituting 



for Sugar 797 



Granulated (see Granulated) 



Grevnlia 700 



Harvest, Beginner's Les- 

 sons 539 



Heated to 130 Degrees for 

 Heating when Bottling... 927 



Nine Hours 214 



house and Hives, Home- 

 made 866 



Hundred Carloads Bottled 48 

 in Texas, Consumed at 



Home 702 



Large Return from One 



Colony 865 



Mangrove Granulates. . . . 131 

 Must be Well Mixed before 



Bottling 131 



no Danger of too much in 



S'pring 462 



Not Being Purchased by 



Gov't 797 



Paper Bottles for 716 



Paper Pails for 378 



Poor Grades Hurting Mar- 

 ket .^ 783 



Preparing Barrels for .... 771 



Producers', Western 515 



Production, Horner on . . . 516 

 Quality vs. Quantity, by A. 



C. Miller 600 



Recipes 202, 775 



Record Gain for Seven 



Days 9J9 



Removal from Hive. . .675, 685 

 Results of Leaving too 



Long on Hive 789 



Sase Never Granulates... 125 

 Shipped as Before the War 877 



60-lb. in Ontario 191 



Southern, to Improve. . . . 538 

 Substituted for Susar . 692, 797 

 Supplies World Demand 



for Sweets 92^ 



to Estimate Crop of Each 



Colony 61b 



Too Much Air Pumped in. 862 

 Too Thick to Extract.... 361 

 Used in Canning ....436,700 

 Ufed More and More for 



Cooking 27« 



Vinegar to Make 868 



WrlMalanced Menu 274 



Whv Demand is Greater in 



Europe 773 



Whv Minerals in, are Valu- 

 able 61 



Winter Stores 693, 771 



HONEY CROP 



at Marengo, 111 772 



Canada, Byer 704 



Colorado 707 



Estimates, Government . . 461 



Florida 705, 783 



from Colonies of Varying 



Strengrn 552 



Gov't Monthly Report 874 



New York 719 



Percentages of Each Kind 



Produced 52 



Relative Amount Extracted 



and Comb 614 



Reports on 371, 372 



Sold 37 



Tennessee 785, 847 



and Prices, Texas. 289. 550, 781 

 to Estimate for Each Colo- 

 ny 613 



to Increase. Reference to 



BuTetin 718 



Vermont 691, 771 



HONEY DEW 



from Various Sources . . . .767 



in Vermont 691 



of Fair Ounlitv 767 



HONEY FLOW' 



Bad Dav Not Loss 621 



Late in Colorado 468 



Management Before 538 



Management During 539 



Need of Rousing Colonies 



at Start 624 



Preparations for in Texas. 129 



Signs of Waning 552 



Vahie of Fdn. During. . . . 621 

 HONEY-HOUSE 



Concrete 441 



Eriuipment of 262 



HONEY-MARKET 



Chadwick on 361 



Colorado 128, 707 



Hurt by Poor Grades. . . . 683 



South 545, 705 



Texas 289, 550 



HONEY-PLANTS 



Aster Honey for Win- 

 ter 711, 78)9 



Basswood Fails Often.... 552 

 Basswood in Florida. ... 50 



Black Locust 374 



Black Mangrove Damaged 



by Frost 292 



Butterfly Weed, Poor.... 784 



Buttonwood 130 



Clovers (see Clover) 



Cocoanut Palm 50 



Conditions of. South 546 



Dandelion Honey in On- 

 tario 466 



Dandelion Honey in Ver- 

 mont 533 



Dandelion, Loved and Hat- 

 ed 252 



Dandelion Yields Much 



Honey 386,634 



Eucalypts, Frozen 198 



Hawaiian Algaroba 23 



Lovell's Map of U. S 452 



Mangrove 381 



Oranges in California .... 124 

 Pennyroyal Injured by 



Freeze 292 



Pepper, Blooms Every 



Month 125 



Sage Never Granulates.. 125 



Scrub Palme> o 381 



Sourweed 773 



Texas, Condition of 925 



Wild Sunflower 140 



Honev - Producers' Exchange, 



Inter-Mountain 707 



HONEY PR0SPF'~':'3 



Colorado ... 626 



Florida 547 



General. Editors 555, 635, 636 



Ontario 624 



Tennessee 544 



Texas 549, 625 



Hybrids as Honey-gatherers. 708 



I 

 IMBEDDING 



Wires with Electricity from 



a Ford 936 



Wires with City Current. . 9M 

 INCREASE 



Artificial 45 Years Ago. . . 673 



in September 938 



Instantaneou-i 450 



vs. Buying B !PS 55, 189 



Indiana Needs More Inspec- 

 tors 138 



INSPECTION 



Described bv Beekeeper's 



Wife . . .' 604 



Fund to be Cut in Texas. . 468 



Kansas Fund $5000 370 



T/aw, New, in Iowa 370 



Michigan Fund $1500 460 



Michigan Obtains Inspector 



Kindig 370 



Michigan Progresses .... 637 



of Beos, also Man 273 



Ohio 210 



INSPECTORS 



California, under Civil Ser- 

 vice 193 



Coercion vs. Education... 270 

 Kindig of Indiana Goes to 



Michigan 370 



More Needed in Indiana. . 138 

 Necessary to Wash Hands 126 



