{"value"=>"<p>The printed materials in Lola Maverick Lloyd's Papers consist of flyers; small pamphlets; announcements and circular mailings; a few reports, membership lists, and meeting minutes from various organizations; serial publications such as journals and newspapers; and posters. Many of the items were relocated from Lola's General Correspondence, where they likely had been included as enclosures. The majority of the material was collected from organizations of which Lola was a member, in particular from those with whom she was quite actively involved.</p> <p>Among the organizations strongly represented in this series are WILPF, the National Woman's Party, the Woman's Peace Party, the Campaign for World Government, the War Resister's League, the League of Nations, the Women's Committee for the Recognition of Russia, the Women's Consultative Committee on Nationality, and World Fellowship International.</p> <p>Printed matter is organized in three clusters: alphabetically by name for those organizations with a strong presence in the series; alphabetically by subject for items from numerous entities but related to a common subject or cause; and finally by date for those miscellaneous items that do not easily fit into either of the first two categories.</p> <p>The series then continues with newspaper clippings and a fair number of serial publications. For a list of these serial publications, see attached addendum.</p> <p>Finally, one oversized folder of posters, ranging from 1916 to 1942, contains posters Lola collected on a variety of themes. These themes include woman suffrage, anti-war and armistice messages, and international relief efforts.</p>"}