Photograph of Lionel Aulis Robinson Jr. (1915-1930) sitting on the grass with his cat, Highbrow. He looks down at the cat, leaning over it slightly.

Book outlining the early history of medicine and of medical societies in Texas, along with brief biographical sketches of prominent physicians by county. It includes excerpts of newspaper articles, association meeting minutes, and other sources documenting practices over time.

Guest badge of the 1930 Texas Cotton Palace and Dairy Show. The badge includes a design of a dairy cow in the center.

Photograph of Earl Eskew, Clarence Moyston, & Virgil Beard at SAMSCO (San Antonio Machine & Supply Company) Foundry in Waco. The three men are pictured inside of a warehouse.

Funeral notice for the friends and family of Mr. A. W. Ruff, giving the time and location of the ceremony and internment.

Photograph of Irvin Hart wearing a hat and holding a rifle, posing in front of two deer with a truck in the background.

A card with a pencil drawing of a chain, and the words "Be a link in our chain."

Letter from Thomas Middlebrook Willis, written around 1930. This is a typed transcript of the letter, which details his family history.

Small booklet with a drawing of a cracked bell on the front. When opened, it reveals a place to put a table number as well as a couple number. On the opposite page, there are eight blank spaces to write in the name of dance partners. A small string is attached to the upper left hand corner of the booklet, so that it can be worn on the wrist.

Lyrics for Baylor University songs, including the Alma Mater, "Our Baylor", and "That Good Old Baylor Line."

Place card for Johnie Louise Bruyere. Her name has been written next to a drawing of a little girl wearing a green skirt with red trim, and red blouse with green trim, and a green hood.

A note reminding the receiver that tickets to see Katharine Cornell in "Barretts of Wimpole Street" are selling rapidly, as well as where to buy them and how much they cost. The picture pasted on top of the note shows a street scene full of people dressed in period clothing, and a horse and carriage.

Heart-shaped red valentine with a drawing of a dog. It reads: "I'm hounding you my Valentine." The names of nine women are handwritten on the back, under the heading "Hostesses".

Notepad advertising Pepsodent Tooth Paste.

Letter from Thomas Middlebrook Willis, written around 1930. This letter details his family history.

A program for the Reptile Garden at Witte Museum in San Antonio, Texas. The front has a drawing of a snake surrounded by cacti.

Card for Wolf Brand Chili. It has a picture of a wolf in red, and reads: "Lyman's Pure Food Products Company, Corsicana, Texas. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Waco, Texas."

Photograph of the grave marker of Dalton Elmer Sanders, "Our Little Man" (1930-1931). A man is standing next to the grave marker, and fresh flowers are placed on it. He is buried in Mont Belvieu Methodist Cemetery in Chambers County, Texas.

Painting of Joe Lett Ward, Sr. (1890-1944), wearing a navy coat, white shirt and maroon tie.

Photograph of Floyd Arnold "Jim" Crow in a suit and tie. He stands on a carpet in front of a painted backdrop. His hands are behind his back.

Photograph of an unidentified man wearing a suit jacket, white dress shirt, and patterned tie.

Photograph of a woman named Grace. She wears a heavy coat over a dress, and a black and white hat with a feather.

Photograph of Marzelle Ringa. Her hair is partially pulled back from her face, and secured with a ribbon. She wears a dress over a white shirt, and she has a locket around her neck.

Photograph of Lillie Black and her little brother. She stands next to a cart being pulled by a goat. Her brother, who is not named, sits in the cart and holds the reins. Both of them wear white.