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This issue begins with an article by Dr. Creelman regarding the unsuccessful farmer. Agricultural articles pertain to Argentinian agriculture and the use of windbreaks on farms. There are specific articles on the livestock judging team's success at the Ontario Provincial Winter Fair in Guelph, the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, and the Maritime Provinces Winter Fair in Nova Scotia. The horticultural articles address the propagation of begonias and woodcuttings, as well as, the packaging of apples for overseas markets. Athletic news provides the team results in the competition for the Marshall-Harris Cup. Campus news reports on the completion of the construction of the Bullring and the meetings of the Y. M. C. A. and Literary Society. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. The unsuccessful farmer The Argentine Republic an agricultural country Agricultural department Live stock department Horticulture department Editorial Personals Athletics Locals College reporter advertising

Students contributed all of the articles in this issue. There are two travel diaries, one of a journey to Manchester by cargo ship and the other about a visit to Copenhagen. Agricultural articles pertain to the evolution of flowering plants, preparing cattle for the show ring, and an update from the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union. Campus news reports on student extracurricular activities, athletic results, and the animal husbandry club. The O. A. C. rifle association and Canadian Officers' Training Corps articles are more noticeable in this issue. The Alumni Record contains alumni updates. The Macdonald Institute column contains a poem and student hearsay. Editorial By cattleboat to Manchester The Passing of Sam McCoy College life Short notes on little things Macdonald news Three days in a Danish vandrehjem Alumni record The evolution of flowering plants Literary section On being a radical Animal husbandry notes O. A. C. sportsfolio advertising

In preparation for the World Disarmament Conference, Agnes McPhail gave a lecture at War Memorial Hall. The agricultural articles pertain to the economic depression and unemployment, the Master Farmer Movement, and the farming success of alumnus T. Shields. The Animal Husbandry departmentﾒs success with their judging teams is highlighted in the departmental notes section. While campus news reports on the numerous campus societies and athletic events. The Macdonald Institute column provides a letter from Yukino Ogawa of Japan, and impressions of the continued construction on campus. While the Alumni column contains alumni updates. Editorial Sword or ploughshare Soda water and common sense A Master Farmer Times have changed O. A. C. graduates at home Animal husbandry English College life Letter to the editor Athletics Macdonald Alumni advertising

The focus of this issue is the technological advancement of electricity in the past 50 years and the promotion of agricultural education in the public schools. Campus news is available in the Locals column and the athletics report. Alumni updates are in the Personals column. Agriculture in the public schools Soil water and plant life Progress of invention during the last fifty years Locals Personals Athletics Exchanges

This issue highlights the contributions of the college to the breeding of livestock and grain and the advantage of formal agricultural education. Editorial Agricultural News Method of Ascertaining the weight of live cattle Co-operative Experiments Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union principles feeding of Corn Ensilage Farmers sons OAC Guelph Correspondence and Contributed Farmer's Institute Personal Local News Among our exchanges

This issue's agricultural articles address utilizing the sectional hive in apiculture, dusting fruit trees to prevent pests, improving clover crops, how legumes may increase soil fertility, and the success of Kenora District clover seed at the Eastern Seed Fairs. Student articles feature a student's experience raising a pet skunk, a male student's impression of Macdonald Hall, and a new student's impression of life at the O. A. C. in 1917. Other articles include how literature can improve rural life, and improvements made in country homes. Campus news reports on the public speaking contest, the Athletic Concert, the Philharmonic Concert and production of the play "Pauline". Athletic news contains the results for hockey, basketball, boxing, wrestling, and aquatics meet. The Alumni column contains alumni news including additions to the honour roll, those killed in action, and the students who have enlisted. The sectional hive O-me-o-mi Literature and rural life Dusting fruit trees How the clover crop may be increased by ground limestone Nitro-cultures for legume seed inoculation Why is Macdonald Hall Improvements in the country home My impressions of O. A. C. life at Guelph, 1917 Kenora District at the Eastern seed fairs Editorial April Night Alumni Athletics College life Macdonald Locals

The theme of the articles in this issue is increasing profitability in farming, whether it is increasing the markets for agricultural products due to improved transportation, reduction of farm labor, ice cold storage on the Canadian farm, or improving the quality of egg production. Also printed in this issue is a short story by Stephen Leacock, and the annual public speaking contest prize winning speech. Campus events are the At Home promenade, and the sports of baseball, basketball, hockey, and an indoor meet. The Macdonald column features a poem called the Charge of the Mac Brigade. Additional content of the column is an article about whether the students are interested in the women's suffrage movement, the results of the At Home promenade, and the initiation of the new students. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column contains the fourth lesson in woodworking. Alumni news, including wedding and birth announcements, is in the Alumni column. Our daily butter Driftwood The reason why An Everyday Creed Practical ice cold storage on the Canadian farm Annabel Lee The Great Election in Missinaba County The Road to Happiness The improvement of farm eggs Queries Schools' and Teachers' Department Eastern philosophy The work of the District Representative Editorials Athletics Macdonald Much ado about nothing Alumni Play the Game Student life at Yale Locals advertising

This issue closes the school year with the students preparing to return home for the summer. Published in this issue is the valedictory essay regarding Victorian literature. Other articles pertain to a history of the Anglo Saxon people and the value of a stock bull to the development of cattle breeding. The campus news reports on the annual indoor sports events. The Personals column contains alumni news. The Locals column focuses on the student activities and the Sophomore Banquet. The Anglo Saxon The intrinsic value of a stock bull The best models of Victorian prose literature Editorial Athletics Personals College reporter Locals Sophomore closing banquet advertising

This issue highlights how agricultural education may result in success for the student and alumnus. Agricultural articles pertain to plant propagation, local cattle champions at the Winter Fair, legislative control of animal feed, and cattle feeding experiments. Horticultural articles report on wineries in Chautauqua County U. S. A., and the short course on horticulture. Campus news is primarily the examination results and changes that have occurred on the college campus. The activities of the Macdonald Institute students is located in the Macdonald column. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. The value of agricultural training Retrospectus The new machinery hall Mr. James McIntosh Agriculture Pedigree in plants Excellence at the Winter Fair A record breaking cow The Short Courses Experimental Legislative control of feeding stuffs Steer feeding experiments, 1906-07 Horticulture Grape cultivation in Chautauqua County A Short Course in horticulture editorial An Abandoned Farm College Life Athletics Inter-collegiate hockey league Our Old Boys Macdonald Thoughts for the New Year Locals

This expanded Christmas issue is comprised mainly of short stories on a Christmas theme. There are allegorical agricultural short stories about beef, bread, apples and chickens amongst the articles on how to succeed at college, and career opportunities after graduation. The agricultural article pertains to winter plants for the home. This issue also printed the winners of the O. A. C. Review's competition in short stories, poetry, photographs, and cartoons. While better known writers such as Peter McArthur provide an article on farm poetry. The Athletics column provides some impressions of the field day, as well as, the success of the rugby team. Campus news focuses on the Christmas holiday with a brief report on the Y. M. C. A. reception, the At Home, and Literary Society events. The Macdonald column briefly provides advice on the Christmas holidays, the Y. W. C. A. conference report, and alumnae updates. Alumni news in located in the Alumni column. The Christmas Spirit Beating the game Christmas Legends First prize photos in Review competition The Iron Age What shall we do? - 4 Poetry and the farm Christmas Are you a gentleman? Christmas Story of a Baby Beef A Christmas Gathering The Window Wishers What shall we do? - 5 The Dividing Line Christmas Thoughts by Master Minds The stars of the earth! A Fallen Leaf When the Whippoorwill Calls Household Gods The Romance of an Apple Cynthia's Mother on Eugenics All the World's Carols First prize cartoons in Review competition When Will My Ship Come In? The Christmas Chicken Opportunity Oxford University The Rock-A-By Lady Some impressions of field day The Kid's Business To Canada Guidance Editorials The melting pot College life Alumni Value of Money Athletics Macdonald A Life Lesson Locals advertising

The highlight of this issue for the O. A. C. students would be the examination results and grade standings. The agricultural education articles include a review of the Nova Scotia Agricultural College and the benefits of agricultural education in the public schools. Agricultural articles address the safe preservation of eggs, the necessity of horse breeding during wartime, and milking regulations at various agricultural colleges. Other agricultural articles pertain to the potential in farming in Northern Ontario, growing potatoes for the domestic market, and the farm labour problem due to rural flight. The Alumni column contains the entire list of student and alumni enlistments in the military, letters from the front that encourage the young men to enlist, and other alumni activities. The Macdonald Institute column comments of the women's initiation. While the Locals column provides campus humour. What is farming? The Nova Scotia Agricultural College Preserving eggs Definite aims in horsebreeding Milking regulations Experimenting in Ontario's Northland Growing potatoes for home and market Farm labor Relationship of the school garden to the class room The O. A. C. examination results The Requirements of a Good Farmer are Four Who'd be a farmer What are we going to do about it? Editorials Alumni Macdonald Locals advertising

This issue contains articles on Canada and the world peace movement, life-long agricultural education, a student's description of Madrid, the profitability of intensive dairy farming, the contribution that Ontarian pioneers made to agriculture, and O. A. C.'s short course in beekeeping. Agricultural articles pertain to the use of commercial fertilizers increasing the profitability of hay production and peach production. The Experimental column outlines how to improve a corn crop. The Poultry column reviews the poultry trade in Canada, specifically in Peterborough County. The campus news reports on the Biological Club banquet, the sophomore banquet, and athletic endeavors in developing an exceptional track team and prospects of cricket in Canada. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column features the value of teacher training in agriculture and horticulture at the college. The Macdonald column features an article on the relationship between home economics and institutional housekeeping. Canada and the world's peace movement Training for efficiency in agriculture Our Heritage In Old Madrid A fifty acre farm What we owe the pioneers of Ontario The apiculture short course at the O. A. C. Agriculture Commercial fertilizers an experiment in hay production O Summer Days Horticulture Fertilizing the peach orchard Experimental Improve the corn crop Poultry An investigation into the conditions of the poultry industry in Peterboro County Editorial College Life Athletics Track athletics Macdonald Home economics as related to institutional housekeeping Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This edition's editorial addresses the increased enrollment at the O. A. C. Professor Reynolds contributes an article on Kipling's poetry. The agricultural column reviews the Ontario livestock industry. The highlights of the athletic association is the focus of the campus news. Alumni updates are in the Personals column. Kipling's poetry Hymn Before Action Ontario live stock industry Editorial Athletic notes College reporter Personals Local Some things we would like to know A shower of meteors Exchanges What a difference For men only Indignant sophomore advertising

This autumn issue's articles are regarding the scarcity of farm labour, mosquitoes, the best feed for pigs; housing for poultry, the cultivation of carnations, and Canadian literature. A Japanese student at the O. A. C. contributed an article on the Russo-Japanese War. Campus articles pertain to the activities of the Y. M. C. A., Literary Society, and the Field Day results. The Macdonald Institute section highlights the Halloween dance and activities of its alumnae. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. The causes of the Russo-Japanese War Farm labor problem Mosquitoes Canadian literature Some more portraits Autumn on the farm Notes from the Experimental Feeding Department Experimental poultry feeding Experimental Union meeting Greenhouse carnations Editorial Our old boys Book reviews College Life Macdonald Institute Death of Dr. Muldrew Athletics Locals advertising

This issue begins with a welcome to the newest President, Dr. George Christie, and a biographical sketch of retiring President J. B. Reynolds. Agriculture articles pertain to the contribution of bees to pollination, imported fertilizers and the Canadian Fertilizers Act, and the award winning French-Canadian horses from the St. Joachim Experimental Station. Articles addressed to the freshmen focus on the sport and extracurricular opportunities provided to the new students. Also reported in this issue is a paper on the migration of O. A. C. graduates from 1888-1927. The Alumni column provides a list of the occupations of the Class of 1928, and alumni activities. This issue does not contain a Macdonald column. Dr. Christie O. A. C.'s fifth President J. B. Reynolds, M.A., LL.D. The migration of graduates of the O. A. C. 1888-1927 Favorite indoor sports in our residence Structural steel Managing a rugby team Through the icebergs Editorial News and views Athletics Alumni Locals advertising

This issue's articles pertain to the Canadian Pacific Railway creating farms to supply food for their hotels, the proper way to drive horses, the need for education in land drainage, and the success of the O. A. C. poultry judging team. Agricultural articles address the need for the importance of stable ventilation, factors of successful dairy farming, the problem of weed seeds contaminating feeding stuffs, and the profitability of producing peas and tomatoes for factories. The Poultry column contains articles on the Boston Poultry Show, and the use of the chicken incubator to increase poultry profitability. Campus news reports the success of the public speaking contest, the inauguration of the Cosmopolitan Club, the need for an alumni association, and the addresses given by the Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Dominion Minister of Agriculture. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column outlines the consolidation of schools in Ontario and Prince Edward Island. The Macdonald Institute column contains articles on the attributes on an educated woman, the initiation of the new girls, and the successful petition to the government to allow mixed dancing at the promenades. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. Canadian Pacific Farm, Springfield, Manitoba The Canadian West Driving Drainage Our first judging tea in poultry Agriculture Fresh air in the stable Factors pertaining to successful dairy farming Experimental Farm weeds, their introduction and distribution Horticulture Peas and tomatoes for the factory Poultry The Boston Poultry Show The incubator Editorial College Life Alumni Athletics The art of swimming A few facts about ourselves Macdonald The educated woman - a Macdonald conception Among ourselves Much ado about nothing schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

The articles in this issue pertain to the use of chemistry in developing soil fertilizers, how good road systems contribute to the prosperity of farming, and how college publications expand the knowledge of college students. Included in this issue is a photograph of the Argentinian students attending the Ontario Agricultural College. The editorial comments on the Literary Meeting, the quality of the agricultural literature available in rural schools, and the athletic endeavors in hockey and gymnastics. The Personals column contains news regarding the students and alumni. The campus news reports on the Literary Society lecture and the oratorical contest. The Locals column focuses on the student activities. Some points in which agriculture has been aided by chemistry The province of an agricultural college paper The farmer and good roads Editorial Athletic notes Personals College reporter Locals Exchanges advertising

Societal changes influence the articles published in this issue as they pertain to the use of motor cars on the farm, and the problem of rural flight. Agricultural articles feature cheese making in Ontario, the Ontario Provincial Winter Fair, the opportunities of being a plant breeder, marketing potatoes, and winter poultry production. Campus news highlights the Christmas examination results, the new skating rink, and a visit from the Governor-General, Duke of Devonshire. The Macdonald column contains alumnae news and an article on the uniforms of the Macdonald Institute. The Alumni column contains alumni news including additions to the honour roll of those killed in action, and letters from the Front. One alumnus contributed an article on the 56th O. A. C. Battery. Motor cars on the farm The situation of the cheese maker in Ontario Rural exodus and one of its causes A little talk on artillery Judging competition, Winter Fair 1916 The forest dollar Christmas examinations 1916 Be a plant breeder! The Winter Fair Marketing potatoes The wool exhibit at the Winter Fair The flock in winter Editorial Alumni Athletics College life Contentment Macdonald Locals