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This issue begins with an article regarding agricultural education in Prince Edward Island. Agricultural articles pertain to the life cycle of the warble fly, roses in the farm garden, sweet clover for feeding cattle, and agriculture in Northern Ontario. Other agricultural articles address commercial maple syrup production, preparing the apiary for the spring, and feeding poultry. The editorial encourages students to use the library and apply themselves to their studies. Campus news reports on the guest speaker, Raymond Robins, at the Y. M. C. A. lecture, the St. Valentine's Day and Red Cross dances, and the Sophomore Banquet. The Alumni column contains wartime correspondence, marriage announcements, and alumni updates. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the success of the Red Cross dance in raising funds for the war effort. While the Locals column provides campus humour. A new lease of life Something new about warble flies Roses for the farm garden Sweet clover - pro and con Timiskaming and agriculture Commercial maple syrup making Spring work in the apiary Gumption in poultry feeding Queries Editorial College life Alumni Athletics Macdonald Locals advertising

This issue begins with a travel diary of Prince Edward Island and the winning speech from the oratorical contest. Continued in this issue are the articles on English agriculture and barn construction techniques. Agricultural articles pertain to cultivating corn for silo storage, a tour of Aberdeenshire's cattle farms, and propagating flowering bulbs. Campus news reports on the conclusion of the school year with closing ceremonies for the various clubs and farewells to the students. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. The Garden of the Gulf The Fundamental Defects of Modern Society Agricultural department Live stock department Horticulture department Editorial Personals College reporter Athletics 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 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

The theme of this issue is rural improvement. Some articles on rural improvement focus on rural education, as a way to combat the farm labor shortage, to relieve the monotony of farm life for the famer's wife, and Saskatchewan's Circulating College utilization of the Better Farming Train. Agricultural rural improvement articles consist of the preservation of food, the importance of vigorous potato stock, the value in painting barns, the profitability of commercial fertilizers, the need for a water supply throughout the farmhouse, and the need for good roads. Horticultural articles pertaining to rural improvement include how gladioli can beautify the home, and the farm garden. Campus news consists of reports of the Union Literary meeting, the Literary Society discussions, the Sophomore Banquet, and the athletic results for the hockey and basketball games. The Macdonald column highlights the success of the Third Year Dance. The Alumni column consists of alumni news and several military letters from O. A. C. soldiers. Rural education The church and country life Preservation and care of foods on the farm Importance of securing vigorous potato seed stock Why humdrum? Saskatchewan's Circulating Train Should barns be painted? Fertilizers and their use The problem of the water supply in the rural home Gladioli The farmer's garden Good roads as a public benefactor Editorial Alumni Athletics College life Macdonald Locals

This issue has diverse articles ranging from economic prosperity of the farmer, farming entomology, spring flowers, forest reclamation, to the poetry of Tennyson. Also published is the prize-winning senior student's essay on farmer's education. On campus, the school year ends with the Athletic Association concert, the awarding of Easter honours, and the sophomore banquet. Articles regarding domestic science, colour theory and climbing Rocher de Naye are in the Macdonald Institute column. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column and this issue features the homes of distinguished alumni. Agriculture in its relation to manufacturers A voice form the sea Outlook The study of insects an essential part of farming Tennyson's use of nature in "In Memoriam" The reforestation of waste lands Our early spring flowers The passing of the forest in relation to the flora Reading in the farm home Book reviews Editorial The Sower College Life Athletics The covered rink Our Old Boys Macdonald The progress of domestic science Color harmony My first mountain Locals advertising

The first issue of the year contains articles on winter injury to fruit trees, reflection on the custom of hazing, a review of experimental work conducted at the O. A. C., and temperament in horses. Poultry articles pertain to the selection of breeding stock and the profitability of egg production. Thomas Hughes authored one of the two short stories printed in this issue. The editorial provides an overview of the five college societies on campus: the Athletics Society, the Literary Society, the Y. M. C. A., the Philharmonic Society, and the Students' Publishing Association. Campus news outlines the sophomore banquet, changes in the faculty, and the football season. The Macdonald column features an article on the comportment of the Macdonald Institute women in society. Alumni news is located in the Alumni column and highlights an alumnus' letter from Australia. Winter injury to fruit trees First Poem of Aline Davis Hazing For the noonday forum Experimental work at the O. A. C. The query editor Softness in horses Tom Brown's fight with Slogger Williams Selection of breeding stock in poultry Go after the business A few essentials of successful egg production Editorials Cheer Up: You Have a Chance Alumni Across Alberta's Plains College Life Athletics Macdonald Much ado about nothing Locals advertising

This issue's articles pertain to the flood and famine in China, the agricultural use of basic slag from steel manufacturing, appreciation of the artist Millet, and the United Farmers' Co-operative Company of Ontario. Agricultural articles address protecting beneficial birds on the farm, the scarcity of potato seed, and suggestions for students returning to farming. Campus news reports the athletic and club activities for the closing of the school year. The serialized wartime story titled "Apres la Guerre" is continued in this issue. This issue does not contain a Macdonald column. The Alumni column contains a report of the Ontario O. A. C. Alumni Association, and alumni and alumnae updates. The winged knights of the farm Famine and flood The virtues of basic slag Millet - artist of the soil Why Northern potato seed is scarce The right start in farming Centralization and decentralization in co-operative enterprises Editorial "Apres la Guerre" Good luck College life Athletics Alumni advertising

This issue features the student graduation results. The agricultural articles address marketing dairy products, increasing the domestic markets for Canadian fruit, how the Canadian Seed Growers' Association guarantees clean seed, which fertilizers maintain soil fertility, and the greatest advantage in horticulture is practical experience. An athletic article provides a history of football. Also printed in this issue are two short stories, one written by Charles G. D. Roberts. Campus news reports the election results for the college organizations, a photograph of the O. A. C. Review staff, the athletic results, and sophomore banquet. The Macdonald column outlines the women's initiation. Alumni column news provides biographies of alumni who had won medals while they were students. Marketing dairy products, etc. Ancient history of football Future markets for Canadian fruit Canadian Born Heckee, the stripped chipmonk To My Dog Pure vital seed New soils from old The Voice of the Clover-wind Masters and mannerisms Handicaps in horticulture Queries Transgression Editorials Alumni A Serenade Athletics College life Macdonald Much ado about nothing Results at O. A. C. Locals advertising

Highlighted in this issue is the proposed programme for the Ontario Agricultural College's fiftieth anniversary celebrations. Other articles pertain to the manufacturing of butter, the strength of co-operative associations, and agricultural education by correspondence courses. The third prizewinning short story by a student is published in this issue. Campus news reports on the public speaking contest, the sophomore and Masonic banquets, and the athletic results. The Alumni column provides an update of alumni activities. This issue does not contain a Macdonald column. Now is the Time of Year Influence of acidity on flavor and keeping quality of butter The Stocking Hill Ghost The commodity co-operative association - its strength and weakness Development of correspondence teaching in American agricultural colleges Semi-centennial celebration of the Ontario Agricultural College Editorial College life Athletics Alumni Locals advertising

This issue begins with an article regarding the local prize-winning Clydesdales at the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago. Agricultural research articles pertain to experiments with poultry incubators, dairy experiments with butter and milk, and cattle feed experiments. Agricultural articles focus on education available at the Tennessee Experimental Station, bird migration, and the effect of forestry on agriculture. Horticultural articles address forestry in Southern California, orchard management, and seasonal flowers. The editorial suggests that the Ontario Agricultural College should have its own printing press. Campus news includes a photograph and a report on the graduating class of 1904, the Sophomore Banquet, and the O. A. C. final examination results. The Macdonald Institute column comments on the nature study classes and the selection of a college pin. The "Our Old Boys Page" contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Some Clydesdales Life on the farm Migration of birds Lundfren's Vigil Agriculture Experimental Horticulture Editorial Our Old Boys Book reviews and exchanges College outlook Nature study Macdonald notes Athletics Final examinations Locals advertising