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Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.)

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Created For = PJM

Found in 148 Collections and/or Records:

Notes regarding the rearrangement of the ordinary course in geography; notes for lectures on Egypt and economic geography; an index (?to notebooks) relating mainly to physical geography, 1922-1928

 Item
Identifier: Coll-68/76
Scope and Contents

Notes regarding the rearrangement of the ordinary course in geography, 1909-10; notes for lectures on Egypt and economic geography; an index (?to notebooks) relating mainly to physical geography; 3 press cuttings tipped in (dated 1922 and 1928); ms, 1 bound notebook.


Reference according to Chisholm's alpha-numerical system: K9

Dates: 1922-1928

Notices of Carmina Gadelica, 1900-1903

 Series
Identifier: Coll-97/CW245
Scope and Contents Volume entitled 'Notices of Carmina Gadelica'. 'E.C. Carmichael' [Ella Carmichael] is written on the inside cover. The volume is a scrapbook containing typed copies of reviews of Alexander Carmichael's 'Carmina Gadelica' from journals such as 'The Oban Times', 'Highland News', 'Northern Chronicle' and the 'Irish Weekly Independent and Nation', as well as newspaper cuttings of reviews. The volume also includes correspondence mostly addressed to Alexander Carmichael regarding the 'Carmina...
Dates: 1900-1903

Organisation of Service Architects in Ceylon, 1943-1945

 File
Identifier: PJM/SATO/C/1
Scope and Contents

Correspondence with and information about the Organisation of Service Architects of Ceylon (OSAC). Includes broadsheets produced by OSAC, lecture notes and press clippings concerning the opening of the 12th Army SATO Polytechnic.

Dates: 1943-1945

Page mounted with four items, c.1957

 Item
Identifier: Coll-1057/6/2/93
Scope and Contents Recto: programme of the British Oil and Cake Mills Special Conferences 1957 (in Edinburgh, Preston and London); newspaper clipping under the headline 'How Poultry Can Resist Disease' (The Scotsman, 03 October 1957). Verso: close-up photograph of an inscription on a door frame reading 'Presented by the British Empire Cancer Campaign out of a donation from the Isaac Woolfson Foundation'; photograph of Alan Greenwood looking into the doorway of a...
Dates: c.1957

Page mounted with items relating to the 10th World's Poultry Congress, 1954

 Item
Identifier: Coll-1057/6/2/65
Scope and Contents Recto: cutting of an article about the 10th World's Poultry Congress and the awarding of prizes to Alan Greenwood and Dr Bolton (Modern Poultry Keeping, 01 September 1954). Verso: invitation card to Alan Greenwood from the directors of the British Oil and Cake Mills Ltd to a reception at the Poultry Research Centre on 15 August 1954; invitation card to Alan Greenwood from the directors of the British Oil and Cake Mills Ltd to a cocktail party on 17 August...
Dates: 1954

Page mounted with newspaper clipping and photograph, Undated, c.1954

 Item
Identifier: Coll-1057/6/2/69
Scope and Contents

Recto: article with the headline 'At Home with the Ching-Fong-Puns' about Ching Fon Pun, employed in the Poultry Research Centre, and his family (Edinburgh Evening News).

Verso: photograph of Alan Greenwood in the snow in a top hat with two unidentified females, possibly Vera Greenwood and Josephine Peace, near the gates of Holyrood Palace.

Both items are undated.

Dates: Undated, c.1954

Page mounted with newspaper clipping titled 'Edinburgh University Laboratory Extensions', 1949

 Item
Identifier: Coll-1057/6/2/15
Scope and Contents

The clipping includes a photograph of the extension to the Chemistry Department and a photograph showing the new Poultry Research Centre in the course of being built.

Dates: 1949

Page mounted with newspaper cutting and photograph, 1954-1956

 Item
Identifier: Coll-1057/6/2/77
Scope and Contents

The newspaper cutting is under the headline 'He Wins Neill Prize' about Robert Osborne of the Poultry Research Centre being awarded the Neill Prize by James Ritchie for his contributions to the knowledge of the domestic fowl (Edinburgh Evening News, December 1956). The photograph shows Miss Peace, Dr Blyth, Alan Totty and Miss Wilson sitting on a bench between two plants (picture signed 'M.L 1954').

Dates: 1954-1956