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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
5
The excerpt presents a humorous, garbled monologue with exaggerated phonetic spellings and nonsensical phrases about poetry and expression. It mentions Ar Loughua Ate Suntetebap and references a bantering exchange about a wail and a wall gentleman, ending with a boast about stronger poelee.
The article outlines essential wintering conditions including a healthy, well-sized bee cluster, a queen under two years old, and ample well cured food. It stresses uninterrupted brood rearing, compact brood cluster after autumn, and sufficient stores of honey or sugar syrup prepared ahead. It notes endangered wintering needs differ by region and recommends careful temperature management and store distribution.
The article notes bee keeping can adapt to farming and gardening farms, with support from farmers and local halls. It weighs suitable locations within towns, near markets, and in cities where soil and climate suit apiculture, acknowledging remoteness and urban as limiting factors.
The text warns that bees may attack when weather keeps them from gathering, as weaker colonies are robbed. Combs exposed during such times can trigger clashes where large numbers of bees defend their colony, leading to heavy casualties and destruction.
A moderate estimate suggests 86 to 40 pounds of extracted honey or 35 hours of comb honey per colony under good wintering and favorable nectar flow. When key nectar sources are abundant and supported by other plants, yield may exceed these figures.
The article notes a shortage of hired help hitting dairy farms. Some farmers abandon dairy work while wiser operators offer steady wages year round to keep workers employed. It discusses evaluating profitability by feed costs and stock feeding, and the challenge of turning a profit with clover and feeding options.
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