Index to Gleanings in Bee Cultnre 



VOLUME L 



In using this index the reader should not fail to note that it is divided into five deijartnients. 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. 



A 



ADVERTISING 



Dirt'erentiatiou in 771 



Methods of... 21, 22, 532, 760 



Story-Telling in 707 



Agarita (see Honey Plants). 

 Age Brings Wisdom, Bill 



Mellvir 168 



Alfalfa, Long Honey Flow of.515 

 Alfalfa Yields in the East.. 042 

 Alighting-Board, Why Not 



Omit ; 168 



Allen, Grace, Personal Letter 



from 733 



Alsike, Pollination of 231 



Aluminum Combs •...237 



AMERICAN HONEY PRO- 

 DUCERS' LEAGUE 

 Annual Meeting in 1923. . .668 

 Better Distribution, a Func- 

 tion of 635 



Booklet on Laws 533 



Message from President of. 647 



Notes Concerning 778 



Officers of 173, 600 



Program of 712 



Treasurer's Report 173 



Ants, Circumventing in Flor- 

 ida 35 



APIARY 



Choosing Site of 368-371 



Observations About 223 



Richter's Plant 144 



Ridding, of Foul Brood... 659 

 Apiculture, Who's Who in. ..321 



Apparatus for Lifting 21 



April, Important Things to 



Do in 250 



Artichokes as a Farm Crop.. 780 

 August, Work of Beekeepers 



in 536 



Automobile Radiators, Honey 



in 167, 794 



B 



Bacillus alvei. Relation of, 

 to Abnormal Appear- 

 ances 299 



Bacillus larvae, Cause of 



American Foul Brood. . .300 

 Bacillus pluton, Cause of 



European Foul Brood... 299 



Bacteria, Functions of 298 



Bacteria, Nature of 298 



Barrels That Do Not Leak. . .705 

 BEE 



Bonks, Rare, List of.. 652. 653 



Escapes. Use of 509 



Moth. Work of Larvae of. ..462 



Space Below Frames 154 



Tree, Saving Bees from. . .667 



BEES 



Age Beginning Field Work. 394 

 Breeding, Suited to Local- 

 ity 532 



Can Woman Keep? 777 



Carrying Out Brood 247 



Defense of 661 



Distinguish Colors 792 



Do They Injure Fruit ?... .229 



Eaten by Chickens 37 



Energy Produced by 157 



How They Use Their 



Wings 793 



in Cellar, Noise Made by. .797 

 Infected, Fall Treatment 



of 645 



in Roman Mythology 160 



GENERAL. 



Locating 171 



Loss of, in Cellar 37 



Make Millions for Fruit 



Growers 226 



Moving 37, 39, 171, 599 



Native, in Africa 707 



Old, Eliminated in Fall 



85, 157 



Plenty of Stores for. .. 39 



Preference in Blossoms 



Shown by 228 



Quit Working in Supers.. 463 



Stingless, Mexican 776 



Suddenly Becoming Cross. 463 

 Talking Them in Schools.. 571 



Think 393 



Valuable for Pollinators 



227, 643 



Watching Flight of 223 



When to Buy 102 



Wonder work of 226 



Beeswax, Digging It From a 



Mine 772 



Beekeeper, Virgil's, from Cor- 



ycus 313 



Beekeeper, Young 643 



Beekeepers Merchant a 



Friend to 575 



BEEKEEPERS' ASS'N. 



California 242 



Georgia 789 



Michigan 593 



Mississippi 165 



North Carolina 166 



Ohio 600 



Ontario 34 



Texas 163 



Value of Local 572 



BEEKEEPING 



and Agriculture 229 



as a Sideline 26, 



90, 160, 240, 312, 384, 

 452, 524, 586, 652, 717, 783 



Books 39 



Compared with Other Ag- 

 ricultural Lines 721 



Helps Boys Through Col- 

 lege 583, 646 



How to Start in 102 



in Africa 707 



in August 536 



in British Columbia 720 



In Guatemala, 16 



in Ontario 711 



in Porto Rico. 96, 244 



Migratory 436 



Not Exactly; But 443 



Profit in Backfot 155 



Two Schools in 439 



What It Can Do for Boys.. 643 

 Beginners (see Talks To). 

 Black Ijocust (see Honey 

 Plants). 



Blight. Cause of 229 



BOOKS AND BULLETINS 

 "Beekeeping in Clover Re- 

 gion" 320, 396 



Dadant's "Langstroth on 



the Honevbee" 680 



How Obtained 39 



"Sweet Clover" 600 



Books on Bees. Rare 6^2 



Bottling Without Scum on 



Top 632 



Breeding and Requeening. . .296 

 Brood Carried Out by Bees. .247 

 BROOD-CHAMBER 



Large 699 



to Keep Free of Honey... 247 



Waste Space in 



When Second Given 



Double, for Spring 



BROOD-COMBS 



Evolution of Perfect.. 79, 



Examination of 



Stronger When Old 



Confusing Symptoms of. . 

 BROOD DISEASES 



Dangerous Advice, on 



Diagnosis of 



Specimens Where Sent.. 



Variations in 



Brood-nest, Congestion of. 



Causes Swarming 



Brood-rearing Suspended.. 



100, 596, 



Buckwheat, Pollination of.. 

 Bush-bonnet (see Honey 



Plants). 

 Buying Colonies in Winter. 



.700 

 .322 

 .319 



157 

 .250 

 . 99 

 .299 



, 83 

 . 38 

 . 38 

 298 



373 



664 

 230 



39 



CALIFORNIA 



a "Melting Pot" 311 



Crop in 590 



Honey Week in 101 



Houses in 311 



Migratory Beekeeping in.. 436 



Orange Locations 76 



Star Thistle Region of... 307 

 Seeing It From a Roadster.781 



Northern 92 



162, 242, 314, 386, 590, 719 



Southern 28 



92, 162, 242, 314, 386, 

 454, 526, 590, 654, 719, 785 



Cages, Queen, Filling 446 



Canvassing Consumers for 

 Orders Filled by Retail- 

 er 707 



Capping Not Done 534 



CAPPINGS 



Disposal of 304 



Percentage of Honey in. . .374 



Pin Holes in 38 



CAPPING-MELTER 



Heater for 517 



Use of 304 



with Corrugated Bottom. 



304, 381 



Carriers, in Shipping Comb 



Honey 575 



Carrot (see Honey Plants). 



Cartoons by Donahey 



36, 168, 444, 641. 701 



Cell, Part of Base Covered 



by Larva 394 



Cells. Kinds of 250 



CELLAR 



Bees Taken from 149 



Colonies in 3 Classes .... 150 



Door Left Ojien 797 



Loss in. Cause of 37 



Noise Made by Bees in... 797 



Wintering in 



598, 667, 680. 779 



Changes of Personell at irfe- 



dina 40'. 



Chickens Eating Bees 37 



Choosing a Location 368 



Clipping, Wines of Queen... 250 

 Clipping, Queen of After- 

 Swarm 322 



CLOVER 



Red. Pollination of 231 



Sweet Pollinated by Bees.. 233 

 Yellow Sweet, Saves Feed- 

 ing 155 



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