Mallenbridge Foundry Reward and Manager Change
John Munro, after twenty six years at the Mallenbridge Iron Foundry, is named manager as the firm expands. Helen Reid becomes his wife, and local tradition assigns the Anchorage as the manager’s home, reflecting long standing town custom around soap works. The piece sketches town roles and the new leadership setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Elliot
Mallenbridge Iron Foundry, Limited
Alto
Mr. Eliot
Mallenbridge Jown Foundry, Limited
Martin
Andrew Dow
Anyon
Hm Fm
Jobb
Helen Reis
Wawlehe
Anne Domin
Mr. Brydon
Soluinuly
Hera Reid
Coriolis
Cuthbertaen
Wim
Ware
Gee-Worke
Allanburn
Seaporks
Errolaide
Maltenbridge
Robertson
Fin Apinster
Glenroge
Bernat
Allinburn
Dr. Simpson
Dr. Rutherford
Errolside
Soapworks
Soap Works
Atena
Eliot
Elfint
Mallenbridge
Filler
Bridon
Anchorage
John Munro
Tlelen Reid
Unclear fragment hints at dwelling occupants and local housing notes
Fragmentary text mentions a fence and a lone bank agent as a potential tenant near a hawk, then references a dom bane and a schowbouwne and Tatura cadence. It describes houses as official dwellings of their occupants and a fate tied to them.
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Dombain
Tatura
Dumpling Variations From Gooseberry to Italian Dumplings
A muddled recipe list describes dumplings including gooseberry or rhubarb variants with brown sugar and citrus peel, bacon wrapped suet rolls, onion dumplings with kidney, rice dumplings boiled in water, gnocchi style potato dumplings with cheese, and fried gnocchi squares. It ends with a quip about the publisher and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
The Perfect Wife Ideals in a columnist’s view of marriage
A male writer outlines his version of the ideal wife listing virtues such as tolerance, imagination, companionship, and good temper. He argues sympathy and understanding in daily life, mutual respect, and shared interests are essential while warning against controlling behavior and basing marriage on looks alone. The piece preserves a period voice and offers personal anecdotes to illustrate the virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clave
Hay
Priie
Beea
Busiess
Britain
Chava
Indy
Hin Faca
Radio and wireless in Japan and China
A sketch of broadcasting in Japan noting state control and license figures, and contrasts with China where listeners are fewer but interest grows. Humorous street wireless acts amuse in China while locals react to wireless with superstition and fear. An unrelated anecdote closes with a bungled courtroom exchange and a comic tale of mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
British Broadcasting Company
China
Hedges and Stone Walls in Derbyshire Craft Revival
The Agricultural Education Department of Derbyshire County Council backs hedge laying and stone walling revival as key rural skills. Old methods stress firm foundations, careful stone selection, and maintenance to resist trespass and support farm boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Lawsborn
Himestone Walla
Yhoo
Wales
Agricultural Education Department
Derbyshire County Couneil
Hutding &P
Wilek
Joan Art
Unclear fragmentary OCR text from tannery update
Fragmented readable phrases describe a gale event affecting suburbs and clubs, with garbled references to people, places, and activities. Key specifics like names, dates, or outcomes are obscured, yielding an incomplete, non-cohesive record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Weesir
Minty Enneman
Sivyet
Nile Lee Ance
Rhsasia
Pane Tonmers
Anil Bry
Suoh
Minta
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R. Scotland
Liddell
Caswell
Ain
Magee Turf Fond Berit van Laneijeat
Wien
Ieee
Wwf Bee Shinaivn
Vian
Lowebor
Hou
Shies
Ana Comin
Connie Powers
Tven
Shi
Eiwit
Dion
Mar Soter
Wil Ax
Erie Hanway
Tor
Harpers
Ts Works
Mike
Dénal
Tmn
Lona
Annaty
Hera
Ido
Creatorea
Abe
Mutual Imueree
Japanese Broadcasting
Coventry
Hixote
Bhsey
Tommy
Toolls
Atc
Alt. Madden
Institute of Patent Attorneys ' of Australia
ACA
Queen Street
Melbourne
de Witte
Cubs
Forbes
Phos
Orbe Bras
ALL Chemist
Barrier Reef Islands
Worfole Island
Nowmea Taaye
McIlwraith McEacharn Ltd
William Greet
Milboursa Felephoar
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