O. A. C. Review Volume 31 Issue 11, July 1919

This summer issue's agricultural articles pertain to the work of the Live Stock Branch in Ottawa, pedigree Ayrshire cattle in Canada, the British milk trade, the best crops for feeding hogs, preparing stock for the show ring, and growing alfalfa. This issue also contains two short stories. Farm improvement articles feature the construction of silos, and the cooling system of a gasoline engine. Campus news reports on a tribute to the debating champions and the excursion to O. A. C. that brought in one thousand visitors. The Macdonald Institute column provides alumnae updates, and reviews of the faculty luncheon, graduation dinner, and the May Dance. The Alumni column contains another instalment of an article chronicling German occupation in Europe, a letter from alumnus Donald Shutt, and alumni updates. Starting in this issue is a listing of all O. A. C. graduates who have a surname beginning with the letter "A". Juliana Distribution of pure bred sires Ayrshire families in Canada The Mowing Midsummer Night "The Soul of the Wild" The British milk trade The March into Germany Pasture and soiling crops for hogs Preparing stock for the show ring The Quest of the V. C. The monolithic concrete silo The growing of alfalfa Farm power Human or otherwise? Editorial Collect for Dominion Day Alumni Macdonald College life advertising