The Story of Wool Through the Years
The article traces England’s cloth trade from early exports in the 12th century through Edward II and Edward III policy shifts. It covers import restrictions, Crown controls, and the rise of manufactured cloth as a leading export, noting key ports, towns, and foreign immigration that revived the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward II
Lincolnshire
Henry III
Stamford
Beverley
Venice
Lincoln
Ipswich
Boston
Lincs
England
Richard LT
Eaward
Lear
Wales
Ireland
Edward
Flanders
John Kempe
Edward TM
West Rideng
Yorkshire
West Riding
Cod Laver
York
Halifax
Wakefield
Kruschen Salts Promises Relief From Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a daily tonic to prevent rheumatic pain and aging. It claims the remedy cleanses the system of uric acid crystals to ease muscle and joint discomfort and encourages readers to buy Kruschen Salts now.
Railway and Workwear Prices From Local StoreListing
The notice lists railway wear and work clothing including Black Sateen Double Pocket Shirts in sizes 2 to 5 at 27/11 each. Jodhpur Trousers in khaki and navy drill at 33/-, Gaberdine and Venetian Gaberdine trousers at 48/11, Venetian Twist 67/6, Bedford Cord 42/, Crepe Sole Shoes 21/6 to 24/11 for youth and children, Canecutter Sandshoes 3.11 pair, and Boys wool Cardigans sized 22 to 32 at 31/6 to 39/6 with color options.
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Lister Factory
Queenslang
Winchcombe “Garson Limited
Eagle ST
Brisbane
Longreach
SHFOA
Holden
Australia
Austral
G.ma.c
General Mators
Longreach Motor CO. Ltd
CNR
Galah and
Swan Streets
Edward III
F. H. Allan & CO
Wareach
George's
Rockhampton
Yiennelette
Alec
Dungari
Jodhpur
C.O.D