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File consists of the Alpha Delta Kappa newsletter, Columns. Note that this is not a complete print run.

File consists of 27 pages of articles written by Stan Johannesen from January to July 1997 while on sabatical in England. Includes nine pages of original tss., nine newspaper clippings affixed to paper, and nine photocopies of the newspaper clippings.

File consists of the January 1970 edition of Alpha Delta Kappa Columns newsletter.

Clippings of The Observer columns written by English journalist Katharine Whitehorn.

One image of an unidentified frame house, with decorative woodwork on the Ionic-like porch columns.

File consists of an incomplete set of G. Elmore Reaman's columns called "Let's talk it over," published in Farmer's Magazine, accompanied by a table of contents and ms. and ts. notes. It would appear to be an attempt to organize the columns by topic, possible for publication in book form.

One photograph of a villa in neo-classical style with a portico and columns. As cinchona is a plant, it is possible this building was located on a cinchona plantation.

File consists of one binder containing correspondence, bylaws, chapter news, Columns, conference information, Ontario Alpha Delta Kappa materials, etc.

A large table listing 200 common birds found in Illinois. The list was published by the Illinois Adubon Society and there are columns to record when and where the bird was seen.

One full length studio portrait of Orpheus Moyer Schantz with an unidentified friend. The two are shown in front of a backdrop of Roman columns. Orpheus is seated looking at a photograph while his friend stands looking over his shoulder.

Contains clippings about the 1945 campaign to elect Progressive-Conservative candidates such as John Bracken, and includes pieces written by Nazla Dane. Also contains clippings of articles and columns by Nazla Dane, such as "For Women Only" and "Of Many Things," both from 1950.

Scrapbook with newspaper clippings written by Joan Hollobon while on the North Bay Nugget. Clippings are organized by section: editorials, features, interviews, spot news, civic affairs, meetings, court cases, columns, miscellaneous.

Three images of the decorative woodwork, moulding, and fretwork on three unidentified houses. One house has a decorative frieze running below the cornices, and one house has two sets of Doric columns at its front entrance.

Fonds consists of one scrapbook created for a class by Jeanette Harper. The scrapbook deals with journalism as a career for women and includes sections on writing, types of columns, where to get information, ways of presenting stories, national journalism associations, qualities required for an editorial assistant position, suggested reference books, and more.

File consists of one binder containing agendas, meeting minutes, newsletters (Zeta Chapter, Columns from Alpha Delta Kappa International, and Ontario ADK Newsletter), membership lists, By-laws of Alpha Delta Kappa, and Ontario Alpha Delta Kappa handbook.

File consists of photocopies of the column "Management's Ramblings" by Charles E. Greb from the May, June, July, and September 1955 issues of the employee newsletter The Cobbler, as well as the Greb's Christmas greeting from the December 1955 issue. In the columns, Greb discusses changes to the company and production.

File consists of financial statement for Dare Foods Limited and its subsidiary company Dare Foods (Candy Division) Limited for the year 1972 prepared by Thorne, Gunn & Co. Manuscipt note on cover reads "NB: Not the combined statements; therefore not complete. Use last year columns on the 1973 consolidated statement."

Scrapbook of news clippings, ephemera and 3 photographs collected by the Toronto branch of the Canadian Women's Press Club regarding their activities and members from 1961-1962. Includes Toronto Branch News columns, coverage about award winners and articles regarding a visit to Canada by Indian media critic Amita Malik sponsored by the Club.

Pages separated from their origins but not pasted into scrapbooks. They are grouped as found. This folder contains pages and covers from the Ladies Home Journal and others featuring illustrated sheet music printed in those publications. The verso of the sheet music pages contain advice columns for girls and women, decorating and fashion articles, embroidery, recipes, and more. This folder also contains manuscript transcriptions of hymns and some manuscript music, also copied .

The British Women's Periodicals Collection is made up of some 35,000 issues of British women's magazines published from 1893 to 1977. The majority of titles were published by the Amalgamated Press and publishers which it absorbed, and many copies are, in fact, copies from the publishers' own archives. Most titles in the collection are very rare.

Because these magazines were aimed at a mass market audience, the British Women's Periodicals Collection offers a unique opportunity to examine the interests and concerns of British women during the time period covered. The collection's content is primarily "popular" fiction written for a female audience, but magazines for children and youth are also well represented. Cooking, crafts, advice columns, fashion, health, and inspirational topics are also featured. Of particular interest are the advertisements, which illustrate contemporary attitudes in a vivid manner.

Job No. 964, May 3, 1920. Scale differs.
Sheet 1: Heating riser diagram, plot plan, foundation plan, basement plan.
Sheet 2: Interior elevations of entrance lobby, Mr. Kaufman's office, ceiling plans for entrance lobby, Mr. Kaufman's office, two first floor plans, detail of wicket, detail of shelf and counter in general office.
Sheet 3: Flag pole, roof, second floor, third and fourth floor plans.
Sheet 4: South elevation, corner elevation, East elevation, North elevation, Northwest corner elevation, section on line AA.
Sheet 5: Scale details of main entrance elevation.
Sheet 6: Details: windows, wall sections, toilets, "elevations of Mr. Newton's room".
Sheet 7: Elevations showing windows and doors.
Sheet 8: Elevations: South, corner, East, North, Northwest corner [re windows?].
Sheet 1-S: Columns, dated Apr. 10, 1920.

Job No. 964, May 3, 1920. Scale differs.
Sheet 1: Heating riser diagram, plot plan, foundation plan, basement plan.
Sheet 2: Interior elevations of entrance lobby, Mr. Kaufman's office, ceiling plans for entrance lobby, Mr. Kaufman's office, two first floor plans, detail of wicket, detail of shelf and counter in general office.
Sheet 3: Flag pole, roof, second floor, third and fourth floor plans.
Sheet 4: South elevation, corner elevation, East elevation, North elevation, Northwest corner elevation, section on line AA.
Sheet 5: Scale details of main entrance elevation.
Sheet 6: Details: windows, wall sections, toilets, "elevations of Mr. Newton's room".
Sheet 7: Elevations showing windows and doors.
Sheet 8: Elevations: South, corner, East, North, Northwest corner [re windows?].
Sheet 1-S: Columns, dated Apr. 10, 1920.

Job No. 964, May 3, 1920. Scale differs.
Sheet 1: Heating riser diagram, plot plan, foundation plan, basement plan.
Sheet 2: Interior elevations of entrance lobby, Mr. Kaufman's office, ceiling plans for entrance lobby, Mr. Kaufman's office, two first floor plans, detail of wicket, detail of shelf and counter in general office.
Sheet 3: Flag pole, roof, second floor, third and fourth floor plans.
Sheet 4: South elevation, corner elevation, East elevation, North elevation, Northwest corner elevation, section on line AA.
Sheet 5: Scale details of main entrance elevation.
Sheet 6: Details: windows, wall sections, toilets, "elevations of Mr. Newton's room".
Sheet 7: Elevations showing windows and doors.
Sheet 8: Elevations: South, corner, East, North, Northwest corner [re windows?].
Sheet 1-S: Columns, dated Apr. 10, 1920.

Correspondence between Nalza L. Dane and others, including letters of congratulations and Christmas cards.

Clippings by and about Nazla L. Dane and her activities.

Certificates and honours given to Nazla L. Dane.

Job No. 964, May 3, 1920. Scale differs.
Sheet 1: Heating riser diagram, plot plan, foundation plan, basement plan (3 copies).
Sheet 2: Interior elevations of entrance lobby, Mr. Kaufman's office, ceiling plans for entrance lobby, Mr. Kaufman's office, two first floor plans, detail of wicket, detail of shelf and counter in general office (3 copies).
Sheet 3: Flag pole, roof, second floor, third and fourth floor plans (3 copies).
Sheet 4: South elevation, corner elevation, East elevation, North elevation, Northwest corner elevation, section on line AA (3 copies).
Sheet 5: Scale details of main entrance elevation (1 copy).
Sheet 6: Details: windows, wall sections, toilets, "elevations of Mr. Newton's room" (3 copies).
Sheet 7: Elevations showing windows and doors (2 copies).
Sheet 8: Elevations: South, corner, East, North, Northwest corner [re windows?] (2 copies).
Sheet 1-S: Columns, dated Apr. 10, 1920 (2 copies).

Works written by Nazla L. Dane, primarily from her newspaper column �Of Many Things.�

Articles and other published items kept and commented on by Nazla L. Dane.

Diaries and diary pages kept by Nazla L. Dane documenting her life and activities.

Artefacts collected by Nazla L. Dane.

Scrapbooks created by Nazla L. Dane primarily documenting her activities and travels with the Business and Professional Women's Club.

Photographs of Nazla L. Dane and others.

One photograph of Nazla L. Dane with members of the Austrian Business and Professional Women's Club in Graz, Austria.

Consists of 4 handbooks listing resolutions which form statements of policy.

Contains Proposed Resolution respecting the Constitution of Canada, 1980; an Explanation of a Proposed Resolution Respecting the Constitution of Canada, 1980; Women and the Charter of Rights: Submission of the Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women to the special Joint Committee on the Constitution, Nov.. 25, 1980; also photocopies of news clippings relating to a conference of Women and the Constitution and Doris Anderson's resignation as chair of the Advisory Council on the Status of Women.)

Certificate of welcome, profusely illustrated.

Certificate naming Nazla Dane as "Miembro de Honor."

Facsimile, with 2 p. typescript notes.

Contains congratulatory correspondence, mostly, but not solely, with regard to N. Dane's acclamation as Provincial President for Ontario of the Business and Professional Women's Club in 1957. Several pieces of 1956 ephemera are also included, as are letters to Nazla Dane from Ellen Fairclough, John Diefenbaker and Keiller McKay in response to congratulations she had sent them.

Christmas cards from Leslie Frost, John and Olive Diefenbaker.

One photograph of Nazla L. Dane with Tomi Kitano being received by the mayor of Nagoya, Japan.

Contains Nazla Dane�s marked copies of materials prepared before and after this conference held in Penticton, B.C., July 10-14, 1990.

Nazla Dane's marked copy of the debate relating to Equality of Rights for Women in the Labour Force. Official Report, Monday, March 6, 1978.

Articles from Chatelaine 51, no. 5 (May 1978): 47, 66-72 by Val Ross.

Article from National Business Woman 58, no. 2 (Feb. 1977).

Broadside poem by George Dewe.

Certificate issued to passengers crossing the equator.

Certificate of welcome to Ambato, Ecuador.

Certificate of honorary citizenship.

Certificate of welcome.

One photograph of Nazla L. Dane recieving a gift from members of the Austrian Business and Professional Women's Club in Graz, Austria.

One photograph of Nazla L. Dane with members of the Austrian and Vienna Business and Professional Women's Club in Vienna, Austria.

Two photographs of Nazla L. Dane at a meeting in Vienna, Austria.

One photograph of Nazla L. Dane with others at the Canadian Life Insurance Association banquet.

Two photographs of Nazla L. Dane being honoured with a certificate from the Canadian Life Insurance Association.

Articles from Life Special Report (1976).

Certificate: Nazla Dane appointed Honorary President, July 16, 1976.

Certificate of gratitude.

Hand-lettered certificate from co-workers, expressing appreciation.

Certificate: Nazla Dane declared to be an official Klondike Days "Lady of the Plume".

Certificate bestowing freedom of the city to Nazla Dane.

Origami artwork of a Japanese woman.

Material documenting the career of Nazla Dane primarily through clippings, diaries and copies of her published works as well as through scrapbooks of and writings about her.

One photograph of Nazla L. Dane with members of the Austrian Business and Professional Women's Club in Graz, Austria.

One photograph of Nazla L. Dane with members of the Austrian and Vienna Business and Professional Women's Club in Vienna, Austria.

Two photographs of Nazla L. Dane at a meeting in Livorno, Italy.

Articles from Business: A Women's Conference Institute Magapaper 1, no. 1 (June, 1979): 8-9.

Article from Homemaker's 12, no. 8 (Nov. 1977): [196]-206 by Eleanor Wright Pelrine.

Certificate of Life Membership.

Certificate beginning "Universitas McGill (street) . . . presented in honour of Nazla Dane's retirement.

Community Service Citation for N.L. Dane.

Souvenir certificate in honour of N. Dane's visit.

Nazla Dane's permanent, first-class teaching certificate.

Certificate of thanks.

Certificate of welcome.

Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Ontario, May 1971, 25th anniversary tribute to former presidents.

One certificate giving Nazla Dane the title Honourary Admiral of Lake Superior.

Keys to the cities of Torreon, Mexico and San Salvador, El Salvador, a medal presented with the Freedom of the City, Athens, and a medal presented in Nicaragua.

Job No. 964B, Feb. 21, 1925:
Sheet 1: Plot plan, basement and foundation plan, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 2: First floor plan, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 3: Typical floor plan, rev. Mar. 4 and Apr. 8, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 4: Fifth floor plan, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 5: Roof plan and cross section, detail of spandrels, rev. Mar. 4 and Apr. 8, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 6: Victoria and King St. elevations, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 7: Elevation and section of AA and rear elevation, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 8: Elevator details, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 9: Untitled, Mar. 16, 1925 (3 copies).
Sheet 1-S: Columns, footings and beam schedule, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 6, 1925, revision #1 (3 copies).
Sheet 2-S: Floor plans, beam schedule, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 6, 1925, revision #1 (3 copies).
Sheet 3-S: Alternate design of footings, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 6, 1925, revision #1 (3 copies).

Job No. 964B, Feb. 21, 1925:
Sheet 1: Plot plan, basement and foundation plan, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 2: First floor plan, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 3: Typical floor plan, rev. Mar. 4 and Apr. 8, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 4: Fifth floor plan, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 5: Roof plan and cross section, detail of spandrels, rev. Mar. 4 and Apr. 8, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 6: Victoria and King St. elevations, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 7: Elevation and section of AA and rear elevation, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 8: Elevator details, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 8, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 9: Untitled, Mar. 16, 1925 (2 copies).
Sheet 1-S: Columns, footings and beam schedule, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 6, 1925, revision #1 (2 copies).
Sheet 2-S: Floor plans, beam schedule, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 6, 1925, revision #1 (2 copies).
Sheet 3-S: Alternate design of footings, Feb. 21, 1925, rev. Apr. 6, 1925, revision #1 (2 copies).