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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 19 (1905) (1905)

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le to obtain the bee is one of long standing, countries, he found only those coming from Idria any great number of stings by the means suggested especially in some country dis- (Austria) to be radio-active. The author is of the by the Philadelphian experimenter. To _ illustrate tricts. Scientists… … stings could be removed from the insect, is radio-active and may perhaps prove a the apiarist allowed the bees to sting his source of radium. In this connection we arm, which ordeal he endured with true scientific for- may mention the recent experiments of Himstedt, re- the sale of bee stings or…

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