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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 18 (November 1901) (1901)

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e cables of the Carquinez span are of solid plow remarkable when it is remembered that the apiarian steel, with solid steel core. In the twisted strand are Similarly, the buckets used on the water-wheels are industry in the United States is practically a develop- the largest and heaviest ever made… … of the power required to pull up the cables of colonies of.bees now to be found in the Drones. Workers. Honey. Queen Cell. may be gained from the fact that when land. the sag of a cable was such that it touched The bee family is made up of several HAS FRAME OF COMB FROM THE BROOD NEST OF A COLONY…

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