File contains two advertisements for Callender's favorite compound dentifrice, a tooth paste sold in the late nineteenth century by Toronto dentist F.G. Callender.
Series includes materials related to the American Institute of the History of Pharmacy as well as slides and accompanying presentation notes, which are intended to be used for classrooms, professional, and lay groups.
File contains 10 sets of presentations that accompany the slides in box-folder 33-1 and 33-2, each presentation has a different theme, these include : Drugs and Pharmacy on Stamps ; Quack Therapy ; The Bark ; Medicines in the American Revolutionary Period ; The Evolution of the Drug Jar ; Evolution of the Drug Store ; Representative Hospital Formularies of the 18th and 19th Centuries ; The Great Pharmacist-Chemist Carl Scheele ; The Evolution of the Drug Jar (without cover page) ; Powders and Pills of Oldtime Pharmacists ; Pharmacy and Therapeutics in Caricature.
File contains 15 pages of slides in plastic holders, not all of the slots are filled, and there are 259 slides total. Slides correspond to the textual records in box-folder 32-7. Most of the slides are numbered and many are also labelled, they are intended to be used for classes on the history of the pharmacy profession. Some of the slides are of pharmacy instruments, important figures, newspaper ads, drug stamps, letters, notable pharmacies, local pharmacies and plants or herbs used in compounds.
File contains 4 pages of slides in plastic holders, not all of the slots are filled, and there are 65 slides total. Slides correspond to the textual records in box-folder 32-7. The slides are numbered, and some are also labelled. The first two pages of slides are marked as powders and pills, while the last two are drawings of pharmacies or pharmacists administering medications.
File consists of an article "A History of Hospital Pharmacy in the Atlantic Area, 1940-1964" by Jessie I. MacKnight. Originally published in the Hospital Pharmacist, March-April, 1965 and May-June, 1965. Based on a paper presented at the C. S. H. P. Seminar in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in August 1964.
File contains textual records pertaining to Ann Elizabeth O'Toole, a Nova Scotian pharmacist, after whom a pharmacy award is named. Documents include a biography of Dr. O'Toole, correspondence with Neil J. MacKinnon, David Jakeman, newspaper clippings, a history paper by Michelle Methot, and handwritten notes.
File contains reports for the years 1967-1970, 1974-1975; File also contains finacial statements for 1969-1971; See File 10-2 for statement of receipt and disbursements, 1971
Subseries consists of newsletters, correspondence, brochures, journals, award information, member information, and other materials related to the Canadian Pharmacists Association.
File contains articles pertaining to the history of pharmacy from various periodicals, such as the Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal, The Canadian Druggist, Drug Merchandising, Montreal Pharmaceutical Journal, National Merchandiser, Journal of American Folklore, Journal of the Tennessee Medical Association, among others. Also included is a newspaper article from the New York Times, and a pamphlet entitled "A Museum on the History of Contraception".
File contains textual records pertaining to the history of pharmacy in Ontario, including articles from Drug Merchandising, a paper by F. Norman Hughes, a booklet by Ernst W. Stieb, letters to the editor, short histories, as well as articles in the Pharmaceutical Journal and Gazette and Druggists' Weekly.
File contains articles from Canadian Druggist, Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal, and Druggists' Weekly related to Prince Edward Island (PEI). Some of the articles have been photocopied. Also includes notes on Daniel A. McKinnon of Charlottetown.
File consists of articles on the history of pharmacy in Canada, published in the Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal, Volume 90, issue no. 9, September, 1957.
Series contains information about awards for Gordon Duff. There is information in another series about award nominations made by Duff to other pharmacists, but they were not included in this category.
File contains materials related to Balcolm-Chittick Limited, dispensing chemists. There are 11 black and white photos of the exterior of pharmacies, concentrating on the displays in the windows. Along with the photos there is a letter dated 8 November 1950 to Charles Fader from Samuel R. Balcolm, explaining the photos. Originally housed in folder labelled "Balcolm-Chittick Ltd".
File contains material related to Balcom Chittick Limited, whose history dates back to the late nineteenth century. Material includes an 8 page history of Balcom Chittick Limited ; 1 page Balcom Chittick Limited company organizational chart ; 2 page photocopy of article from Modern Pharmacy, Nov. 1950, vol. 35, p. 6 ; 1 page correspondence to Mr. Chittick from C.E. Fader, 29 November 1951.
