American Bee Journal. Vol. VI, No. 4, Oct 1870

Chapters

1. 1 Origin of Honey DewFrancesc Nello 8:21
2. 2 Profitable Bee-keeping.—Letter from EnglandVictoria Neely 5:17
3. 3 About PatentsJames R. Hedrick 4:17
4. 4 Hurrah for 1870, and the Honey-slingerJames R. Hedrick 4:06
5. 5 Comments on Querist No. 7Francesc Nello 9:47
6. 6 Report of Apiary in 1870 / Four-Banded BeesShenzuul 7:53
7. 7 NoviceJames R. Hedrick 12:55
8. 8 Bee-Culture in CitiesAvaille 6:32
9. 9 The Looking Glass AgainRenee More 4:34
10. 10 Great Number of Queen Cells and Queens Secured from One Hivermerid 6:42
11. 11 Bees in Iowa / The Honey Season in Jasper County, IowaJoanne Turner 7:28
12. 12 Introduction of Unimpregnated Queens / Introducing Queensrmerid 7:00
13. 13 Bee-culture, Honey Products, Honey MarketsLoraine Flegal 13:35
14. 14 Queen-Breeding for Improvement of RaceLisa Marie Dolcy 9:12
15. 15 The Economic Hive, and Gallup’s / The Gallup HiveArkansasReader44 7:11
16. 16 Palmer Brothers and the Thomas Hive / Bee CholeraABVoice 3:41
17. 17 Hive for NucleiABVoice 3:30
18. 18 Around among ApiariesRoslyn Elliot 5:28
19. 19 Queen Raising.—Experience and ObservationsJames R. Hedrick 7:44
20. 20 The Queen Nursery / Paper Hives & Z. C. Fairbanks / The Looking-glass AgainDecember Ink 6:10
21. 21 The Drouth, Bee Pasturage, and QueensDecember Ink 7:51
22. 22 Bee-keeping Advancing / A Visit to Palmer Bros’ Apiary, and What I Saw ThereReubenJames43 3:53
23. 23 The American Bee JournalLarry Wilson 4:19
24. 24 Correspondence of the Bee Journal - Part 1anniemdylan 6:39
25. 25 Correspondence of the Bee Journal - Part 2anniemdylan 6:47
26. 26 Correspondence of the Bee Journal - Part 3anniemdylan 10:07
27. 27 Two Queens in One Hive / Bee HousesAndrea Atwood 3:56
28. 28 Bees in Hancock County, IndianaLarry Wilson 3:50