Search

This summer issue's articles feature the coronation of King George V, Professor Reynolds' comparison of agriculture between Eastern and Western Canada, and a photo-essay of the O. A. C. campus. Agricultural articles pertain to sheep breeding in Ontario, the profitability of orchards in Niagara compared to Northumberland County, and wheat breeding at the Kansas Experiment Station. The Poultry column is a reprint of an American address given on agricultural co-operation in New England. Campus news summarizes the events of the closing of the school year including examinations, the valedictory address, the senior's banquet, and the faculty banquet. The Macdonald Institute column focuses on the May Day festivities, the women's tennis tournament and baseball. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column features experiments with seeds and seedlings. "God save the King!" Dawn East and West The College campus in summertime Agriculture Ontario and the sheep industry Horticulture Economics of horticulture Experimental Wheat breeding at the Kansas Experiment Station Poultry Co-operation on poultry work and the further development of the work along association lines Editorial Coronation Song College Life Macdonald Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department 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 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

This spring issue has student essays on the Ontarian pioneer's contribution to agriculture, the romance of Canadian history, a student's experience as a fire ranger, and hazing in British schools. Agricultural articles pertain to insects that infest seeds, cement tile for field drainage, a local Jersey cow that set a world's record in milk production, the demand for Canadian apples in Great Britain, and demonstration work in orchards. The Experimental column contains an article on the importance of foundation stock for improving farm crops. The Poultry articles features the spring work of raising chicks, and an article on how the government could help the poultry industry. Campus news outlines the future of the O. A. C. Cosmopolitan Club and results of the indoor track meet. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column features the practical studies of trees and forestry. The Macdonald column features an article on the value of teaching domestic science in public school. Some seed-infesting insects The Ontario pioneer in agriculture The Camper The romance of Canadian history The observations of a forest ranger Fagging Agriculture Hand-made cement tile New world's record Horticulture Notes on the demands of our apple market in Great Britain Demonstration work Experimental The testing of varieties as foundation work in the improvement of farm crops Poultry Spring poultry work How the Dominion government might help the poultry industry Editorial College Life The future of the Cosmopolitan Club Athletics Macdonald Domestic science Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This issue's articles include the Farmer's Club movement in Ontario, agricultural education in Massachusetts, encouraging native nut tree cultivation in Ontario, student livestock judging, and the poultry industry in Alberta. The Experimental article is regarding various forms of agricultural extension education. The Horticulture column continues the article on Ontario's apples, and using Hairy Vetch as a ground cover. Campus news covers the At Home promenade, the Massey Hall lecture, and athletic activities. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the events of the season such as the new student initiation, the At Home promenade, women's tennis, and senior graduation. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. Farmer's Clubs Life and education in the hills of Massachusetts Nut culture in Ontario November Agriculture Student judging Indian Summer Experimental Equipment and methods in agricultural extension Horticulture Ontario and the apple Hairy Vetch in the orchard Poultry Poultry raising in Alberta Nature Editorial College Life The Politician Alumni Athletics Macdonald The Seniors of 1910 Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This thematic issue highlights fruits, flowers and honey. Articles address the profitability of apple production in New Brunswick, fruit growing in British Columbia, the profitability of beekeeping, how farm gardens improve the surroundings of farms, and greenhouse cucumber production. The Experimental Union article pertains to improving plant breeding. The Poultry column builds upon the previous issue's column and addresses the rearing of chicks. The featured campus news is regarding the Conversazione, as well as, the election of the O. A. C. Review staff, the skating party, the Union Literary Society meeting, and the athletic results in basketball and hockey. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column features elementary agriculture and the junior department of the Ontario Corn Growers' Association. The Macdonald column features the practical value of technical training in domestic science. Alumni news covers the banquet of the O. A. C. alumni in Ottawa. The outlook for apple growing in New Brunswick The fruit growing industry in British Columbia What about beekeeping? Spring The farm home and its environment Indoor cucumbers Experimental Plant improvement Poultry Rearing chicks Editorial College Life Conversazione Alumni O. A. C. ex-students banquet in Ottawa Athletics Macdonald The practical value of technical training in domestic science in the home Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This issue starts the new school year with articles on agricultural education in the high schools, automobiles on the farm, bookkeeping for the farmer, the profitability of hog production, how to make the farm orchard profitable, and utility breeds of poultry. The Experimental Union article is a review of the Rothamsted experimental Station in Hertfordshire, England. Campus news reports the changes in faculty, suggestions for course selection, and an overview of the college organizations. Alumni updates are in the Alumni column. The teaching of agriculture in the high schools of Ontario The automobile on the farm Honour Agriculture The agriculturalist as a bookkeeper Farming for profit, with hogs a sideline Experimental The Rothamsted experiments Man Horticulture Ontario and the apple Poultry Utility poultry Editorial College Life College organizations Alumni Athletics Some hints in training In Honour of Beautie Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This spring issue has student essays on the future of Canadians and rural social life. Articles include using the hydrometer in orchard work, the high cost of living in the United States, how flax contributes to soil depletion, and the efficacy of sprouted wheat. The Experimental column articles pertain to crops for pastures, starch by-products, and the study of horticulture as a science. The Poultry column addresses advertising in the poultry industry, and housing poultry on the farm. Campus news reports on the end of semester activities that include the athletic concert, and the winning athletic teams. Alumnae news is in the Macdonald column and alumni updates are in the Alumni column. The Canadians of the future Social life in rural districts The hydrometer and the lime sulphur wash The cost of living in the United States Agriculture The draught of flax upon the soil: a comparison The effect of sprouting on the germination of wheat Experimental An annual pasture mixture By-products of the Edwardsburg Starch Factory Horticulture Horticulture and science Music Everywhere Poultry Advertising Poultry keeping on the farm Editorial College Life Athletic concert Sovereign Moments Athletics Indoor meet Alumni Macdonald Eyes to see Among ourselves Knowledge Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This issue's articles include a portion of an O. V. C. lecture regarding nervous system diseases, the Better Farming Special train used for agricultural education, a Macdonald College student's impression of the O. A. C., and an alumnus' reminiscence of living in Western Canada. Agricultural articles pertain to innovations in dairy marketing and evaluating a wheat grain standard of performance. The Experimental Union articles outline clover and corn production in Manitoba, and fanning grain seed to remove impurities. The Poultry column features articles on the poultry industry in British Columbia and the profitability of turkey production in Ontario. Campus news reports on the Cosmopolitan Club dance, the oratorical contest, mock parliament, the Athletic Concert, the men and women's hockey games, and visiting athletes from Macdonald College, Quebec. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column features grain studies for elementary students to experiment with No. 21 Barley. The Macdonald column features an article on the problem with Western Canada, and reports on the St. Valentine's promenade and Cosmopolitan Club dance. Alumni news provides an update on members of the 1909 O. A. C. basketball team. Neuroses in the lower animals The Better Farming Special A three-day impression of the O. A. C. through Macdonald College eyes Western reminiscences Agriculture Some of the newer phases of dairying Have we reached a standard in wheat Experimental Clover and corn in Manitoba Why seed grain should be fanned and graded Poultry Poultry raising in British Columbia Turkeys for the Ontario farmers Editorial College Life First year oratorical contest Alumni Athletics Macdonald College visits us Macdonald The problems of Western Canada Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This issue's articles address the value of agricultural education, how the Buckeye steam ditcher may address problems of underdrainage in fields, that practical agricultural demonstration is worthwhile, and an alumnus' opinion on tariffs. Agricultural articles report on the International Livestock Exhibition in Chicago, the Ontario Provincial Winter Fair in Guelph, a twenty-five year retrospective of co-operative experiments in agriculture, and strawberry breeding. The poultry column pertains to the advantages of free-range poultry on a fruit farm, the activities of the O. A. C. Poultry Club, and the Ontario Poultry Show at the Provincial Winter Fair. Campus news contains an editorial on the Canadian Government Annuities Act and an obituary for Margaret Harcourt. Student activities of the Promenade Bazaar, the Philharmonic Concert, Union Literary Society meeting, Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. are outlined in Campus Life. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column outlines the instruction in household science, manual training, and school gardening conducted in Kent County and Australia. The Macdonald Institute column contains articles on Robert Browning's poetry, the December promenade, and the Macdonald Literary Society. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. The school and the farm The Soul The record of an old steam ditcher Agricultural demonstration The tariff Agriculture The Ontario Provincial Winter Fair The Chicago International Fat Stock Show On The Companionship With Nature Experimental Ontario's co-operative experiments in agriculture for a quarter of a century Horticulture The improvement of the strawberry Poultry Chickens on a fruit farm The O. A. C. poultry club The Ontario Poultry Show Past And Future Editorial College Life In Memoriam Alumni Athletics Macdonald Pompilia Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This issue's articles include the value of bees and potential for a honey industry in Ontario, the game of chess, the value of milking machines to the farmer, the profitability of sheep, and experimental research with tobacco. The horticultural articles pertain to the fruit industry and address thinning fruit, and the need for co-operation amongst farmers. The poultry column has articles about breed types, and specializing in poultry production. Campus news reports the results of the oratorical contest, the Union Literary Society meeting, and the athletic results. The Macdonald Institute column addresses the need for physical education in Ontario schools and a report on the Valentine promenade. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. Making money out of waste "Ye ancient gayme of chesse" Milking machines Agriculture Profitable demonstration work for the ex-student The White Canoe Experimental Experimental research with tobacco Hepaticas Horticulture Thinning fruit Why is co-operation not more successful among farmers Poultry Breed types Specializing Editorial College Life Good Speech Athletics Aquatics Alumni Some Old Boys Macdonald Physical education Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This is a thematic issue devoted to the graduating classes of O. A. C. and Macdonald Institute. Articles include President Creelman's address to the students, a history of O. A. C. Class of 1910, biographical sketches and photographs of the Class of 1910, a history of the Macdonald Hall Class of 1910, and biographical sketches and photographs of the Macdonald Hall Class of 1910. Agricultural articles pertain to profitability of farming, studies in plant genetics at Ste. Annes, the value of an education in horticulture, and artificial poultry incubation techniques. Campus news highlights a brief review of the co-operative movement on the Prairies, the foundation of a college brass band, and rugby football. The graduate The Sea's Influence History of Class '10, O. A. College Biographical sketches of Class '10 Class "Noise" Class Yell History of Class '10, Macdonald Hall Biographical sketches of Class '10, Macdonald Hall Agriculture Counting the cost Agronomy Some studies in heredity at Ste. Annes Nature, the Benign Horticulture The horticulture option Poultry Egyptian and Chinese incubation Inspiration Editorial Organization the farmer's strength: a brief review of the Farmer's Movement in the West Not Understood Athletics Rugby football Evening Schools' and Teachers' Department locals advertising

This issue's articles pertain to the art of forging metal, the entomology of the Oyster-shell Scale, seed and livestock judging, and the conformation of horses. The Experimental Union articles are regarding the necessity of fumigating flourmills and warehouses, and selecting better corn seed. The Horticulture column addresses fruit farming in Norfolk County and the co-operation of the Norfolk Fruit Growers' Association. A new column on poultry contains articles on the need for poultry education, the Poultry Institute, as well as an article on the co-operation in marketing poultry. Campus news reports on the events of the annual Conversazione, the election of the new O. A. C. Review staff, faculty changes, the annual public speaking contest, and hockey events. The Macdonald Institute column compares O. A. C. and Macdonald Institute to Macdonald College in Quebec, and the success of the Union Literary Society's promenade and the annual Conversazione. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. The forge Why the Hoar Frost Came The Oyster-shell Scale Agriculture Types of Horses Short Courses in live stock and seed judging Experimental The fumigation of flour Better corn and more of it Horticulture A lesson from Norfolk County Poultry Co-operation in marketing poultry and eggs The Poultry Institute Poultry education Editorial College Life Conversazione Athletics A summer on Montreal Alumni Macdonald Student life at Macdonald College Winter sports at Macdonald Hall Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Association Locals advertising