This Hamilton's Drug Store menu includes sodas, fruit juices, soups, sandwiches, and salads. The menu also includes some information about the drug store. Hamilton's Drug Store grand opening was on a Tuesday morning, June 15, 1941. It was located on the corner of Fry and Hickory Street. The owners were W. P. Hamilton and E. C. Perryman. The business had a pharmacy, a complete soda fountain, a cosmetics area, and an assortment of sporting goods, picnic supplies, cigarettes, tobacco, candy, gum, stationary, cards, magazines, first aid supplies, baby foods and accessories.

Patch from the Little Elm, Texas fire department. The cross shaped patch has a red background and black, yellow, and black edging. "Member Little Elm Fire Dept." is written in black across the points. The center contains a yellow image of a "fire scramble."

Patch from the Lewisville, Texas fire department. The shield-shaped patch has a white background with yellow edging. "Lewisville Fire Dept." is written in red along the top and bottom edges of the patch. "Land o' Lakes" is written in the center atop a blue image of Lewisville Lake and black lines representing streets and highways.

Patch from the Mayhill-Cooper Creek fire and EMS of Denton, Texas. The rectangular patch has a dark blue background and yellow edging. "Mayhill Cooper Creek Fire-EMS" and "Volunteer," "To Protect and Serve," and "Remember 9.11.2001" are written on the top and bottom edges. A red firefighter's cross appears in the center of the patch. The top point contains "Dist. 20" in grey lettering; the bottom point contains "Est. 1977" in grey lettering; the left point contains a blue and white Star of Life; the right point contains a blue and white fire hydrant. In the grey center circle, there is a fire helmet, hatchet, ladder, nozzle, and pike.

Patch from the Denton, Texas fire department. The circular patch has an orange background and red edging. A red cross with black borders occupies most of the space. "Denton Fire Dept" is written across the top and bottom points of the star. The yellow image of a "fire scramble" appears in the blue center of the cross, bordered by a black and yellow braid.

Patch from the Lewisville, Texas fire department. The shield patch has a red background and blue edging. "Lewisville" is written across the top edge in yellow lettering. A yellow cross with blue borders is located in the middle of the patch. The center of this cross contains the letters "DF." A yellow and blue illustration of a phoenix is rising out of the bottom of the patch.

Patch from the Double Oak, Texas volunteer fire department. The rectangular patch has a dark blue background and red edging. An oval image of two oak trees and two crossed fire hatchets appears in the center. A red bordered banner containing the words "Double Oak" in yellow splits the image. "Volunteer Fire Dept." is written in yellow below the image.

A ruler from North Texas State University that promotes their computer information systems program.

Postcard with stickers featuring a North Texas State University Eagles helmet and logo on the front, and the address of the North Texas State Eagle Club on the back.

An oval North Texas State Teachers College football schedule from Hammilton-Perryman Drug Store, with a green football on front that says "Denton Eagles" and NTSTC.

A University of North Texas, Dean of Students Office pennant with mascot Scrappy the Eagle. The pennant reads, "Go UNT."

Sticker advertising the band Bludded Head of Denton, Texas. Image on sticker is a child's drawing of a raining cloud with a smiling face and the band name in handwritten text.

Sticker advertising the band Bludded Head of Denton, Texas. Image on sticker is a child's drawing of a sun with a smiling face and the band name in handwritten text.

Pottery jar with a wide opening, glazed in a dark brown color, with a lighter or unglazed portion near the base. It is impressed just below the lip with the name "Cranston" and a paper label at the base says, "Cranston Pottery, Denton County, Texas, 1852-1875."

Camping award printed on (faux?) leather cut in the rough shape of a bear skin, with text and nature images, attached to a piece of wood cut in the same shape. Text: "1946 Camping Award, Fort Worth Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Awarded To Troop 65-[...], Denton For camping ten days and nights during 1946."

Boy's coat ensemble. A) Boy's jacket of sky blue and white check. Double-breasted style with two vertical rows of 3 buttons each. Long sleeves. No collar. Two un-opened welt pockets at hips. Cream cotton lining. Designer's label: "Merry Mites / Inc." and "4" Content and care label, mostly illegible. B) Boy's shorts of off-white linen(?). Center front zipper with single button at waistband. No belt-loops. Internal elastic segment along back waistband. Designer's label: "Merry Mites / Inc." and "4"

Maternity blouse of gray mélange wool jersey. Bateau neckline with detachable knitted collar in gold, gray and ivory. Center front opening of four self-covered buttons with bow of matching fabric at base of opening. Elbow-length sleeves with closure of two self-covered buttons. Angled welt pockets at sides. Lined in black cotton. Designer's label: Page Boy / Dallas Retailer's label: Marshall Field & Company / Maternity Shop

A photograph of a recipe for "Hatching Brine Shrimp" written in pen on a notecard. The recipe lists the amount of ingredients and the directions that are needed to make the dish.

Photograph of a Cranium branded notepad with notes on the first page. The borders of the notepad have small aliens and animals in each corner.

Photograph of notes on a Chinese calendar page. The memo lists "Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday" with each day having three different numbers.

Photograph of a notecard with a recipe for "Blackberry Punch" written in pen.

Photograph of a note done in pen on a white notecard. The note says "this candy tray was placed on this book on Sept. 16, 1985... this won't be found for 50 maybe 100 years!"

Photograph of a notecard with notes done in pen. The notes are about poetry and starts off with the phrase "poetry is what you thought about."

Photograph of a note on a piece of paper done in a pen that says "let's go to the 4th floor."