| Summary: | In this issue, articles pertain to bird physiology and their habitat, alfalfa grown in Haldimand County, innovation in the dairy industry, cultivating corn, a study of Holstein-Friesian registry records, and the value of Canadian citizenship. Articles regarding the profitability of poultry include poultry in Norfolk County, and raising Guinea Fowl. The farmer's organization series continues with an article suggesting there not be any discussion of politics at the Farmer's Club meetings. The science of living article is continued in this issue. Two shorts stories by O. Henry and Leonard Merrick are included. There are also articles featuring women's contribution to farm life, how nature influences women's character development, and home decorating. Campus news features an editorial on women's suffrage, agricultural education, and that extracurricular activities may enhance an education. The Macdonald column includes poetry, results of the Macdonald sports day, and a review of the reception for the new students. The Schools' and Teachers' Department profiles Lucy Barker and her work at Fort Albany, Hudson Bay. Alumni news is contained in the Alumni column. The science of living The relation between structure and habit in birds Death Of The Quail Longevity of alfalfa in Haldimand County Influence of nature in moulding a women's character Forget It Some of the new things in dairying Romance In The City Cultivating corn Sociology In Serge And Straw Sand Poultry for profit in Norfolk County The Old Bridge Conclusions arrived at from a study of Holstein-Friesian records The Swamp-Song The woman upon the farm Canadian citizenship Father Home decoration Keep politics out of the Farmer's Clubs Life "On est mieux ici qu'en face" Guinea Fowls A Dream Editorials The Bravest Battle Alumni Advice Of A Millionaire College Life What a boy may get on the side at college The farmer and the college Macdonald Buccaneers Schools' and Teachers' Department advertising
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