Title: O. A. C. Review Volume 26 Issue 4, January 1914
Description: Three articles in this issue focus on Northern Ontario and address agricultural co-operation, farming opportunities, and how trapping is evolving into fur farming. Other agricultural articles address environmental influences on fruit trees, a book review of "Canadian Dairying", the production of seed grain, hatchability of eggs for a healthy flock, how rural living contributes to a wholesome life, and concern for farming with the increase in urbanization. The Macdonald column reports on a field trip to Kitchener, sports night, and Halloween activities. College news contains updates on the athletics results, the Cosmopolitan Club dance, the Student Co-operative Society meeting, and the Union Literary meetings. The Alumni column features an article on Lucy Barker and her pioneering work in agricultural education at Moosonee, James Bay.
Subjects: OAC Review, College news, editorial, agriculture, fruit farming, environmental influence, co-operation, Rainy River Valley Ontario, poetry, Northern Ontario farming, Clay Belt, Canadian Dairying, book review, seed grain production, hatching chicks, hatchability, trapping, farming profession, conduct of life, queries, Macdonald Institute, Berlin, Kitchener, trip, Halloween, athletics, basketball, baseball, cross country run, Athletic Association constitution, marriage, Lucy Barker, agricultural education, James Bay, college spirit, church reception, Cosmopolitan Club, Student Co-operative Society, Philharmonic Concert, Union Literary Society, Rural Educational Conference, rural Ontario, rural flight, language, student council, alumnae, local news, personals, alumni, advertising, Guelph