Title: O. A. C. Review Volume 23 Issue 7, April 1911
Description: 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.
Subjects: OAC Review, College news, editorial, agriculture, Ontario Veterinary College, animal neuroses, disease, agricultural education, traveling exhibits, knowledge dissemination, Better Farming Special, impression of O. A. C., Macdonald College, journalism, reminiscence, dairy innovations, wheat grade standard, Red Fife, grain performance, Manitoba clover, Manitoba corn, grain seed contamination, grain fanning, grain grading, British Columbia poultry, British Columbia fruit farming, Ontario turkey, oratorical contest, Cosmopolitan Club Dance, mock parliament, The Cannon photograph, marriage, Athletic Concert, athletics, basketball team photograph, swimming, hockey, baseball, women's hockey, Macdonald Institute, Western Canada, multiculturalism, Home Makers Promenade, Schools' and Teachers' department, elementary agriculture, grain studies, alumnae, local news, personals, alumni, advertising, Guelph