Contains loose item: The Fine Art of Laughter. Also contains pasted items: photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Kemp Anderson, wedding picture; Pilot's letter to his mother (anonymous).

Contains poem in handwriting of Milne (?); parody of Lord's Prayer on McKenzie King (handwritten); reprint of Keats's Endymion (A thing of beauty is a joy forever); sillery heroes honored (an Anderson among them; death of John MacNaughton, notice by W. D. Woodhead.

Contains loose items laid in: debutante Miss Hilda Gay Jennings, photograph, Star, 2 February 1950; poems by Emily Dickinson (1830-1886); Mrs. Duncan Anderson photograph and article, Saturday Night, 16 June 1923.

Contains clippings on sporting events 1934; "Dunc Anderson's McGill freshmen" Rugby team, etc.; poem by Masefield; Drummond's poetry from unidentified newspaper.

Includes clipping from the Star, 28 May 1934, McGill Accountancy results: Colin K. Anderson, Eileen Anderson, Trafalgar School & Reverend Duncan Anderson, promoter of Old Girls' Association; The Game of Towie; Poem: Luxor by R. R. Thompson, reprint from the Journal of Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, November 1943; Poem: 1937 by Henry Armstrong, Professor (handwritten).

Contains Beatty Answers Manson's Posers regarding R. R. unification (undated); "Sir Arthur's Famous Address" to Canadian Corps; "Lost Flyer Advises Son".

Includes Editorial, Montreal Gazette, 19 February 1935, Mr. Bennett in New York Statistics on trade relations; with Dr. J. P. Day on Central Bank Plan. Vs. Also includes Montreal & Harbor in 1762, Eileen Anderson, socialite, from La Patrie Photogravure section, 5 January 1924; and features articles from Montreal Standard 17 April 1937 on Austin Chamberlain, "Billy" Cartwright, late Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta, 1918 Attack on Britain by Germany, Dr. Elihu Thomson's death; "Last of big four (Edison, Chas. Brush, Jas. J. Wood) in electricity"; newspaper photo of funeral services for Flying Officer Duncan R. Anderson (undated).