File contains a paper by student Robert S. Yorston. Chapters include: 1) Early Beginnings, 2) The Nova Scotia Pharmaceutical Association, and 3) Pharmaceutical Education in Nova Scotia.
File contain a book entitled "Historical Hobbies for the Pharmacist", published by the American Institure of the History of Pharmacy, with editors Gregory J. Higby and Elaine C. Stroud. File also contains a letter to American Institure of the History of Pharmacy members, dated March 25 1995.
File contains 1-12-5x9 b&w photograph of large building in Dalhousie, New Brunswick where Clifford Pharmacy was later located; 1-8-5x12 b&w photograph of Samuel Lenwood Tomlin Clifford; 1-12-5x9 b&w of S.L.T. Clifford in his car, Essix
File contains correspondence with and about F. Norman Hughes (1908-2002), Professor and Dalhousie University honourary degree recipient in 1973. File also contains news articles about Hughes, including one from 1929 and another in 1938 in the periodical Drug Merchandising. Also included is a 13-page biography written shortly after his death, as well as an invitation and programme to Hughes' honourary degree ceremony.
Item is an A-Z index of certified dispensing clerks, including their educational standing, exam dates and results, dates of employment and employers' names. The index cards are primarily typed; there are also handwritten cards and notes and newspaper clippings.
Item is an A-Z index with accompanying note, "Index of Pharmacists, 1875-1930." The majority of the index is made up of typed entries on index cards. There are handwritten cards and notes throughout index, as well as newspaper clippings. Many of the cards provide biographical information.
Item is an index of provinces, followed by an A-Z index of notes on plants, pharmaceutical instruments, conferences and assorted pharmacy-related activities.
Series consists of three sets of indexes created by Gordon Duff. These indexes contain the names of pharmacists, dispensing clerks, and an assortment of other material related to pharmacies and pharmacists in Canada and the United States.
