. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. AuR. 17, 1905 THfc AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 583. ^ (Eontributcb -f Special Clrttcles =\ I Kettle for Rendering Beeswax from Old Combs J I BY C. P. DADANT FIND the following in L'Apiculteur for July, and us it appears to me to be vi'ry practical, I have concluded to translate it for the American Be3 Journal : At the last meeting of the Comtoise Association, one of the members, Mr. Beaux, of Chailhiz, presented in the name of Mr. Kuhu, manufacturer at Chaille, a kettle intended to extract entirely the beeswax from the old combs of the apiary. The slumfrum o
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. AuR. 17, 1905 THfc AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 583. ^ (Eontributcb -f Special Clrttcles =\ I Kettle for Rendering Beeswax from Old Combs J I BY C. P. DADANT FIND the following in L'Apiculteur for July, and us it appears to me to be vi'ry practical, I have concluded to translate it for the American Be3 Journal : At the last meeting of the Comtoise Association, one of the members, Mr. Beaux, of Chailhiz, presented in the name of Mr. Kuhu, manufacturer at Chaille, a kettle intended to extract entirely the beeswax from the old combs of the apiary. The slumfrum obtained by the melting in an ordinary ket- tle contains still a large enough proportion of beeswax to enable the apiarists to sell it to the beeswax bleachers, who, with the help of powerful mi'thods which are impracticable to ordinary bee-keepers, manage still to extract quite a quantity of beeswax from the slumgnm in question. The rendering of. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original [Hamilton, Ill. , etc. , Dadant & Sons]
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