Index to Gleanings in Bee Culture 



Volume XLIX 



In iisms this index the reader should not fail to note that it is divided into five departments, namely, 

 General, Editorial, A. I. Root's writings, Contributors, and Illustrations. The index of General includes 

 everything except Editorials, Illustrations, and A. I. Root's writings. 



GENEBAL 



DVERTISING 



Campaign for 150, 



Guarantee and Conditions 



of Gleanings 660, 



Helps in Selling. .29, 162, 



Local 153, 556, 



merican Honey Producers' 



League, News Items from 



American Honey Producers' 



League, Report of 



iaries, English 



liaries. Large, "When Ad- 

 visable 



PIARY 



Equipment 



High-up 



Outline of Season's Work 



in 



Record 



Strange Odor in 



Arjiculture, Who's WTio in. . 

 B 

 • Clubs Parade in Louisi- 



aja 



EEKEEPERS 



■ded by Colleges 



insus Report of 



o itting Prices 



Leaders of Today 



Number of 



Taxation of 



EEKEEPERS' ASSO'N. 



Alabama 



Amer. Honey Producers' 



League 41, 



California 104, 168, 



Florida 41, 



Kansas 



Maryland 



Mississippi 



North Carolina 290, 



Ontario 



Oregon 



Texas 160, 



A'est Virginia 



5EKEEPING 



as a Sideline 32, 



94, 157, 222, 286, 356, 



431, 500, 568, 636, 699, 



Fo-ehanded 



From Spring to Winter. . . 



u City of Rome 



n the South 14, 



ifluenced by Three Me- 



dinas 



.eaders in 



'T< -e Honorable 



ti st Desirable Sideline. . . 



"Jo. an Exact Science. . . . 



Cape Cod 



"here American F. B. is 



Prevalent 



"'ets 



I v;t Way to Purchase. . . 



Ci>ring for on Shares 



Do Not Injure Sound Fruit 



He.' ring of 



I Id portant Activities of . . . 



ir Phonograph 



I- net for Thrift 



V ed Short Distances. . . 



645, 



Tns of 



11 Number in Pall. . . . 



722 

 495 

 560 



648 



509 

 755 



753 



12 



744 



13 



13 



645 



293 



642 



760 

 296 

 649 

 569 

 495 

 98 



709 



104 

 766 

 709 

 104 

 104 

 768 

 770 

 35 

 296 

 571 

 168 



764 

 268 

 356 

 773 

 283 



497 

 568 

 434 

 32 

 430 

 772 



711 



773 

 106 

 165 

 644 

 761 

 286 

 163 

 681 



710 

 4.^1 

 775 



Washboard Actions of. .152, 573 

 Beginner, Equipment for. . . 167 

 Beginner (see "Talks to) 

 BOOKS AND BULLETINS 

 "Beekeeping in the South," 



by Kennith Hawkins... 114 

 "Every Step in Beekeep- 

 keeping," by Benjamin 



Wallace Douglass 788 



Farmers' Bulletin on Al- 



sike 51 



Farmers' Bulletin on Co- 

 operative Marketing. . . . 5.1 

 Farmers' Bulletin on 



Swarm Control 549 



Harbison Bee Book 758 



"The Interim Report of 

 the Dominion Apiarist," 

 by P. W. L. Sladen. ... 788 



Brood, Chilled 42 



Brood, Spreading 164 



BROOD-CHAMBER 



Capacity Increased by Best 



Combs 76 



Large 218 



Size of 80, 218, 696 



Brood-combs, Arrangement of 42 

 BROOD-REARING 



Conditions affecting. . 227, 774 

 Plenty Stores for.... 2 16, 357 

 Suspended During Winter 646 

 Bureau of Entomology, Im- 

 portance of 568 



Bver and Bees and Jersey 



Cow 641 



C 

 Cactus Fruits as Developed 



bv Burbank 30 



Cage, Push-in 416, 417 



Cale, G. H., Accepts New . 



Position 104 



CALIFORNIA 



Among Beekeepers in ... . 220 



Foul Brood in 289 



Happv Hours in 284 



Honey Week in 233, 288, 570 



Northern 



... .34, 159, 288, 433, 638 



Southern 34, 



96, 159. 224, 288, 358, 

 434, 503, 570, 638, 701, 766 



Spring Management 43 



Wintering in 43 



Candv, How to Make Hard.. 102 

 Candy, Queen Cage.... 687, 761 



Capping-press, Bedell 28 



CELLAR 



Construction . . . .561, 574, 711 



Quiescence in 102 



Temperature of.. 154, 563, 574 

 Wintering in,... 43, 165, 707 



Census of 1920 296 



Cleansing Flights Before Cel- 

 laring 683 



Clipping Queens' Wings.... 297 

 Clover, Wonderful Possibili- 

 ties of Hubam 551 



Clu.stering in Winter 287 



Colleges Aid Beekeepers. . . . 760 

 COLONY 



Control 204 



October, Normal 616 



Spirit of 17 



COLONIES 



Amount of Brood in Sep- 

 tember 578 



-Average Condition of . . . . 648 



Diagnosing 106, 492 



Keep Them Contented.... 340 



Needing Room 492 



Smaller in FaU 775 



Treatment for Balky 341 



Comb Building 



16, 342, 365, 439, 579 



Comb, Uses of 222 



COMBS 



Cleaning after Extracting. 412 



Grading 139 



How to Handle 231 



Old Ones Stronger 42 



Removing Pollen from. . . . 707 



Rendering Diseased 37 



Uncapping 413 



COMB HONEY 



Bleaching 644 



Expensive to Produce. ... 29 



Fermenting 440 



Granulation in 273 



Greater Production of . . . 97 

 Supers, Getting Rid of 



Foul Brood in 294 



Taking Off Supers 367 



Variation in Yield 17 



COMB HONEY PRODUCTION 



bv Geo. S. Demuth 16, 



■ 80, 148, 214, 276, 344, 419 



Colony Morale 344 



Kinds of Hives in... 149, 294 



Loafing of Bees 345 



Shallow Super for Honey 149 



Supers Taken Oflf...442, 510 



Containers for Retailing Hon- 

 ey 87 



Convention, Beekeepers' (see 

 Beekeepers' Ass'n.) 



Costa Rica, Beekeeping in.. 146 



Crites, W. L., Pres. of De- 

 Graff Clover Co 624 



Crop Foundation Built Fall 



Before 268 



Crop Reports from Various 



States 508 



Crop Reports, U. S. Bureau 



of Markets 577 



Cyprians, Little Demand for 43 

 D 



Diagnosing Colonies .... 106, 492 



Diagnosing Diseases 493 



Dominica, Beekeeping in. . . 20 



Drones, Color of. 150, 280, 362 



Drones, Description of 223 



Dust-chute in Kitchen 92 



Economv in Pood 697 



ENTRANCE 



Adjustable Winter 629 



Contraction of 775 



Closed bv Ice 102, 165 



Dead Brood at 493 



Smoking at 205 



EXHIBIT 



Live Bees 486 



Michigan State Pair 484 



Minnesota State Fair 494 



Extension Work (see Short 

 Course). 



EXTRACTED HONEY 



Feeding Back 440 



Hives for 76 



Taking off Supers. . . .367. 411 

 Room. CoTivenifBces for.. 413 



