. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 418 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL June 15, 19C'5 GLEANINGS IN BEE=CULTURE It is most possible that every reader of the American Bee Journal is familiar with Gleanings. But how many are numbered among us subscribers? They all should be, for a bee-keeper that finds one bee- paper profitable can afiord another and still increase his profits. Gleanings has many points of excellence. We outline a few of them below But we would prefer to have you read our new "Gleanings ; This is a 24-page booklet telling all about Gleanings. A postal will b
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 418 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL June 15, 19C'5 GLEANINGS IN BEE=CULTURE It is most possible that every reader of the American Bee Journal is familiar with Gleanings. But how many are numbered among us subscribers? They all should be, for a bee-keeper that finds one bee- paper profitable can afiord another and still increase his profits. Gleanings has many points of excellence. We outline a few of them below But we would prefer to have you read our new "Gleanings ; This is a 24-page booklet telling all about Gleanings. A postal will bring it! Contributors Gleanings has a splendid array of departments and contributors. Every issue should be worth the price of a year's subscription to any bee-keeper. We can't give a complete list here, but if you read the list below you will i«' how valuable a paper we are publishing. Stray Straws By Dr. C. C. Miller. In this department you will find him at his best. Bee-Keeping' Among- the Rockies By J. A. Green. The bee-keepers of this region will find their interests well taken care of; indeed, Mr. Green's articles are read with pleasure everywhere. Gleanings from the Pacific Coast By Prof. A. J. Cook. The Coast bee-keepers have problems of their own, and Prof. Cook is perhaps the best authority. His department is always timely and of great interest. Bee-Keeping in the Southwest By Louis H. Scholl. The Southwest is a great bee-keeping country. Mr. Scholl is a practical bee-keeper and a writer of note. Conversations with Doolittle Perhaps no one writer has contributed so much information to modern bee-keeping. In this department appear his best articles, and no bee-keeper can afiord to miss a single one. Pickings By Stenog. A review of all apicultural literature. Heads of Grain A gold mine of valuable ideals for the bee-keeper. Every issue contains 20 to 30 short articles by bee-keepers, telling of their favorite way of doing things. Illustrated by an expert. General Corre
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