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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
6
A 18th century report explains how bees can be bred for queens using royal jelly in cell plugs. Beekeepers duplicate natural processes through incubated frames, producing multiple queen cells. Queens emerge by day seven, while workers and wax fill spaces for security.
The article describes Mr. Quirin’s artificial queen rearing method enabling rapid production of thousands of queens per season. It notes the process from larva to queen, the use of royal jelly, and the carefully timed steps to ensure viability. Queens are shipped worldwide to beekeepers in New Zealand, Australia, Europe, and America, with continuing winter preparation and self-printed advertising.
St Petersburg June 27 Special to The Sin The future of Russia hinges on M S De Witte as he faces funding the indemnity for Japan. The czar distrusts him and has publicly criticized his policy, while De Witte is sent on a mission to Berlin and Paris to raise the money amid potential unrest.
A writer on Russian affairs recalls questions about why the czar dislikes De Witte and portrays him as uncouth and earnest. The text notes De Witte’s bluntness, his reaction to Plehve’s assassination, and his opposition to the czar’s war policies and the St. Virdi city massacre.
Police, led by Supt Kruser, crackdown on street vendors seen by Griffin near No Senate Ave. on Eight Centhest. John T Griffin found selling cream, arrested by Patrolman Admire. Case called Monday morning. fined £1 and costs with judgment suspended. Authorities ordered arrest of all hawkers.
William A. Rhodes, Sixth ward councilman, faces a late primary challenge from Dr. Rolla W. Buln who entered the race after months of no opposition. Buln used many names with Chairman Metz to gain entry. Rhodes now has a clearer path to renomination as the election law permits Buln’s withdrawal.
A New York Press report recounts a man who turns to breaking and peeling eggs for pay in a lodging house. He describes a monotonous grind where workers crack 9 to 10 eggs per hour, averaging a dollar a day, then sorting eggs into groups of five before disposal.
The Sun offers prizes to boys who secure ten subscribers for sixteen weeks. Choices include items purchasable from Saks & Co. sporting goods department, with all articles viewable there. The program rewards effort toward reaching forty subscribers for a bicycle.
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