Gleanings in bee culture . The flood hindered ns in the second shipment. DECEMBER 15, 1913. Harriet Wilkin Mclntyre with her five daughters, her son, and two sonsin-law. Flora Mclntyre indicated by cross. ready mentioned, would naturally marry a beekeep-er ; and so it is nothing strange that one of thegirls. Flora, should have been a victim of the beefever from infancy, as she says. We are very glad to present this story, not alonebecause of its intrinsic value, but because of the in-teresting photos that accompany it. The younglady very frankly tells her experiences; and the factthat these ex
Gleanings in bee culture . The flood hindered ns in the second shipment. DECEMBER 15, 1913. Harriet Wilkin Mclntyre with her five daughters, her son, and two sonsin-law. Flora Mclntyre indicated by cross. ready mentioned, would naturally marry a beekeep-er ; and so it is nothing strange that one of thegirls. Flora, should have been a victim of the beefever from infancy, as she says. We are very glad to present this story, not alonebecause of its intrinsic value, but because of the in-teresting photos that accompany it. The younglady very frankly tells her experiences; and the factthat these experiences cost her something should bea warning to others not to overdo while at we know from past experience in our old collegedays, the usual college curriculum will give any stu-dent all he can possibly do without other work. We will now let Miss Mclntyre tell her own is worth reading.—Ed. The bees have sometimes been given thecredit of paying my way through is an exaggeration; they merely help-ed make it possible for me to spend threeyears at the Un
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