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American Bee Journal, Vol. VI. No. 3, Sept 1870

Various

Read by James R. Hedrick, prajak, Erin Stone, kerrylee, drandall, Larry Wilson, Dave Lanzafame, Owlivia, Connemara, Alan Mapstone, J. L. Crafts, Tom Merritt, ABVoice and DeliaSkoep · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

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The Foulbrood Question (14:28)
Polanisia Purpurea (1:59)
Bees in Borneo and Timor (12:30)
Management of Bees in Winter (30:56)
Wintering Bees (5:24)
Italian Queens (4:08)
Queen-Breeding (4:23)
About Italian Queens, &c (8:15)
Bees in Central New Hampshire (5:29)
Natural, Prolific, Hardy Queens Part 2 (2:36)
Natural and Prolific Hardy Queens (7:17)
Artificial Queens (7:12)
Novice (7:04)
Bee-culture-East and West (5:15)
Form of Hive, and Feeding Bees (7:42)
Bee Letter from Middle Tennessee (5:28)
That Shallow Form of Hive (4:48)
Letter from Missouri (3:02)
How We Made a Honey Knife (5:47)
More about the Looking-glass (4:40)
Bee Humbugs (5:46)
Proper Requisites of Hives and Movable Frames (4:49)
The American Bee Journal (8:45)
Correspondence of the Bee Journal (16:54)
Death of James T. Langstroth (7:27)