American Bee Journal, Vol. XVII, No. 4 , January 26, 1881
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Length 1 h 57 min
Chapters 18
First published 1881
The American Bee Journal is the “oldest bee paper in America established in 1861 devoted to scientific bee-culture and the production and sale of pure honey. This issue covers such topics such as Over-stocking and Planting for Honey by C.H. Dibbern, Wintering in the Cellar by E.A. Thomas, and My Experience in Starting an Apiary by E. Nugent. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
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Over-stocking and Planting for Honey by C.H. Dibbern Read by brenda8mac 4:39
2
Apiculture - What Is It? by C.B. Woodman Read by brenda8mac 2:35
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Alsike and Melilot Clovers by J.H. Martin Read by FuntoRead92 2:19
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Wintering in the Cellar by E.A. Thomas Read by CrystalOryan 3:01
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My Experience in Starting an Apiary by E. Nugent, M.D., F.R.C.S.I. Read by Christine Rottger 6:25
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Clarke Redivivus by William F. Clarke, Part 1 Read by David Lawrence 4:55
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Clarke Redivivus by William F. Clarke, Part 2 Read by David Lawrence 4:46
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Clarke Redivivus by William F. Clarke, Part 3 Read by David Lawrence 3:45
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Notes by the Way-Side by H.L. Jeffrey Read by David Lawrence 4:48
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Selections from Our Letter Box Read by Debra Bridgford 14:38
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The American Bee Journal Comments by Thomas C. Newman Read by David Lawrence 7:17
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"Compulsory Honesty" Read by DSWilder 7:51
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Experience with Comb Foundation Read by David Lawrence 5:18
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Do We Want Facts? Read by David Lawrence 9:18
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Meetings and Papers Read by Stacey Malcolm 5:46
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Convention Notes: Congress of Bee-Masters at Cologne Read by Rex Sterling 15:39
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Convention Notes: Central Michigan Convention Read by Stefan Von Blon 4:55
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What the Press Says of the Weekly Read by Larry Wilson 8:43
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