Notebook

This is a scrapbook created by one Robert V. O’Sullivan to catalogue newspaper clippings and assignments for what seems to be University courses on a variety of subjects, though primarily focused on History and Government. The first few pages are homework assignments, responses to questions about literature and theater, as well as notes on U.S. government and the entire Massachusetts Constitution, written out by hand by O’Sullivan, presumably for his Government or History class. The rest of the book is filled with newspaper clippings from 1924, with notes about the clippings in the margins. Each page has a heading written out by O’Sullivan, “State Legislature”, “Department of Commerce” and “Executive Branch” are some examples. Under these headings are clippings that pertain to the heading, perhaps collected as part of a class assignment or to bolster O’Sullivan’s notes on the subject. Particularly interesting clippings include one from the Sunday Sun about the death of Woodrow Wilson, a few about the Coolidge v. Davis presidential election, and one large editorial clipping about reflecting on the past, under which O’Sullivan wrote his final course reflection.

Small, but stuffed, college ruled notebook

This is a scrapbook created by one Robert V. O’Sullivan to catalogue newspaper clippings and assignments for what seems to be University courses on a variety of subjects, though primarily focused on History and Government. The first few pages are homework assignments, responses to questions about literature and theater, as well as notes on U.S. government and the entire Massachusetts Constitution, written out by hand by O’Sullivan, presumably for his Government or History class. The rest of the book is filled with newspaper clippings from 1924, with notes about the clippings in the margins. Each page has a heading written out by O’Sullivan, “State Legislature”, “Department of Commerce” and “Executive Branch” are some examples. Under these headings are clippings that pertain to the heading, perhaps collected as part of a class assignment or to bolster O’Sullivan’s notes on the subject. Particularly interesting clippings include one from the Sunday Sun about the death of Woodrow Wilson, a few about the Coolidge v. Davis presidential election, and one large editorial clipping about reflecting on the past, under which O’Sullivan wrote his final course reflection.

Small, but stuffed, college ruled notebook

This is a scrapbook created by one Robert V. O’Sullivan to catalogue newspaper clippings and assignments for what seems to be University courses on a variety of subjects, though primarily focused on History and Government. The first few pages are homework assignments, responses to questions about literature and theater, as well as notes on U.S. government and the entire Massachusetts Constitution, written out by hand by O’Sullivan, presumably for his Government or History class. The rest of the book is filled with newspaper clippings from 1924, with notes about the clippings in the margins. Each page has a heading written out by O’Sullivan, “State Legislature”, “Department of Commerce” and “Executive Branch” are some examples. Under these headings are clippings that pertain to the heading, perhaps collected as part of a class assignment or to bolster O’Sullivan’s notes on the subject. Particularly interesting clippings include one from the Sunday Sun about the death of Woodrow Wilson, a few about the Coolidge v. Davis presidential election, and one large editorial clipping about reflecting on the past, under which O’Sullivan wrote his final course reflection.

Small, but stuffed, college ruled notebook

This is a scrapbook created by one Robert V. O’Sullivan to catalogue newspaper clippings and assignments for what seems to be University courses on a variety of subjects, though primarily focused on History and Government. The first few pages are homework assignments, responses to questions about literature and theater, as well as notes on U.S. government and the entire Massachusetts Constitution, written out by hand by O’Sullivan, presumably for his Government or History class. The rest of the book is filled with newspaper clippings from 1924, with notes about the clippings in the margins. Each page has a heading written out by O’Sullivan, “State Legislature”, “Department of Commerce” and “Executive Branch” are some examples. Under these headings are clippings that pertain to the heading, perhaps collected as part of a class assignment or to bolster O’Sullivan’s notes on the subject. Particularly interesting clippings include one from the Sunday Sun about the death of Woodrow Wilson, a few about the Coolidge v. Davis presidential election, and one large editorial clipping about reflecting on the past, under which O’Sullivan wrote his final course reflection.

Small, but stuffed, college ruled notebook

This is a scrapbook created by one Robert V. O’Sullivan to catalogue newspaper clippings and assignments for what seems to be University courses on a variety of subjects, though primarily focused on History and Government. The first few pages are homework assignments, responses to questions about literature and theater, as well as notes on U.S. government and the entire Massachusetts Constitution, written out by hand by O’Sullivan, presumably for his Government or History class. The rest of the book is filled with newspaper clippings from 1924, with notes about the clippings in the margins. Each page has a heading written out by O’Sullivan, “State Legislature”, “Department of Commerce” and “Executive Branch” are some examples. Under these headings are clippings that pertain to the heading, perhaps collected as part of a class assignment or to bolster O’Sullivan’s notes on the subject. Particularly interesting clippings include one from the Sunday Sun about the death of Woodrow Wilson, a few about the Coolidge v. Davis presidential election, and one large editorial clipping about reflecting on the past, under which O’Sullivan wrote his final course reflection.

Small, but stuffed, college ruled notebook

This is a scrapbook created by one Robert V. O’Sullivan to catalogue newspaper clippings and assignments for what seems to be University courses on a variety of subjects, though primarily focused on History and Government. The first few pages are homework assignments, responses to questions about literature and theater, as well as notes on U.S. government and the entire Massachusetts Constitution, written out by hand by O’Sullivan, presumably for his Government or History class. The rest of the book is filled with newspaper clippings from 1924, with notes about the clippings in the margins. Each page has a heading written out by O’Sullivan, “State Legislature”, “Department of Commerce” and “Executive Branch” are some examples. Under these headings are clippings that pertain to the heading, perhaps collected as part of a class assignment or to bolster O’Sullivan’s notes on the subject. Particularly interesting clippings include one from the Sunday Sun about the death of Woodrow Wilson, a few about the Coolidge v. Davis presidential election, and one large editorial clipping about reflecting on the past, under which O’Sullivan wrote his final course reflection.

Small, but stuffed, college ruled notebook

This is a scrapbook created by one Robert V. O’Sullivan to catalogue newspaper clippings and assignments for what seems to be University courses on a variety of subjects, though primarily focused on History and Government. The first few pages are homework assignments, responses to questions about literature and theater, as well as notes on U.S. government and the entire Massachusetts Constitution, written out by hand by O’Sullivan, presumably for his Government or History class. The rest of the book is filled with newspaper clippings from 1924, with notes about the clippings in the margins. Each page has a heading written out by O’Sullivan, “State Legislature”, “Department of Commerce” and “Executive Branch” are some examples. Under these headings are clippings that pertain to the heading, perhaps collected as part of a class assignment or to bolster O’Sullivan’s notes on the subject. Particularly interesting clippings include one from the Sunday Sun about the death of Woodrow Wilson, a few about the Coolidge v. Davis presidential election, and one large editorial clipping about reflecting on the past, under which O’Sullivan wrote his final course reflection.

Small, but stuffed, college ruled notebook

This is a scrapbook created by one Robert V. O’Sullivan to catalogue newspaper clippings and assignments for what seems to be University courses on a variety of subjects, though primarily focused on History and Government. The first few pages are homework assignments, responses to questions about literature and theater, as well as notes on U.S. government and the entire Massachusetts Constitution, written out by hand by O’Sullivan, presumably for his Government or History class. The rest of the book is filled with newspaper clippings from 1924, with notes about the clippings in the margins. Each page has a heading written out by O’Sullivan, “State Legislature”, “Department of Commerce” and “Executive Branch” are some examples. Under these headings are clippings that pertain to the heading, perhaps collected as part of a class assignment or to bolster O’Sullivan’s notes on the subject. Particularly interesting clippings include one from the Sunday Sun about the death of Woodrow Wilson, a few about the Coolidge v. Davis presidential election, and one large editorial clipping about reflecting on the past, under which O’Sullivan wrote his final course reflection.

Small, but stuffed, college ruled notebook

A small, college ruled 5-subject notebook from 1987 that was used by Hilda Holt to catalogue and describe buildings, street addresses, businesses and other property around Lawrence. Newspaper clippings on the topics of land demolition, home foreclosure and city infrastructure litter the pages of the notebook alongside Hilda’s notes. Even a clipping of an article on Eartha Dengler is pasted to the first page of the notebook. Curiously, another name shows up in the notebook on the inside of the front cover, Zoe Bowers, right next to the words “My Book”.

Small, green, college ruled 5-subject notebook.

A small, college ruled 5-subject notebook from 1987 that was used by Hilda Holt to catalogue and describe buildings, street addresses, businesses and other property around Lawrence. Newspaper clippings on the topics of land demolition, home foreclosure and city infrastructure litter the pages of the notebook alongside Hilda’s notes. Even a clipping of an article on Eartha Dengler is pasted to the first page of the notebook. Curiously, another name shows up in the notebook on the inside of the front cover, Zoe Bowers, right next to the words “My Book”.

Small, green, college ruled 5-subject notebook.