O. A. C. Review Volume XLIX Issue 2, November 1936

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Nov-36

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Ontario Agricultural College

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This issue begins with editorials on the possession of property, and the dissemination of global agricultural research. Agricultural articles pertain to straining honey for the commercial market, utilizing hormones for plant propagation, and medicinal grasses. The literary section reports on the guest lecture by Induck Pak of Korea, a debate on armaments, and hosting a British debating team. The Macdonald Institute column provides the women's sports notes, poetry, and a short story. The feature of the Alumni News is providing a profile of each member of the O. A. C. Class of 1896 including a reprint of their portrait photographs in the Farmer's Advocate. Other articles review the statue of Louis Herbert, the first European farmer in Quebec and the pioneer tool exhibit at the college. Campus news comments on the rationalisation of human thought, the debt agricultural research has to indigenous culture, and the S. C. M. meeting. The Macdonald Alumnae column provides alumnae updates and a farewell to Dr. Annie Ross. The athletic news provides updates on the season's sports of rugby, soccer, track, and swimming.

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OAC Review, College news, editorial, agriculture, farming, possession, agricultural research, literature, co-operation, honey, apiculture, commercial production, literary, Induk Pak, Korea, armaments, debating, Macdonald Institute, poetry, women's athletics, short story, The Farmer's Advocate and Home, O. A. C. Class 1896, photograph, biography, Canadian farmer, Louis Hebert, statue, pioneer, tool, exhibit, antique machinery, Royal Winter Fair, campus photographs, rationalization, human nature, indigenous agriculture, Mexico, Peru, propagation, Ontario livestock, Highland cattle, Macdonald Institute, alumnae, Mac grads, Dr. Annie Ross, marriage announcements, athletics, cricket, rugby, swimming, soccer, track and field, obituary, W. H. Owen, medicinal grasses, S. C. M., Student Christian Movement, graduate list, local news, personals, alumni, advertising, Guelph

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