There are about 200 windmills still working in Great Britain.
A man digging the foundations of a house in Aberdeen broke an earthenware jar. Inside were 200 silver pennies of the reign of Henry 111 (1216-1272).
Every woman prisoner serving more than six months in Britain now has a complete outfit of clothes—dresses, aprons and underclothing—made to her measure, and they remain hers all the time she is in prisonr.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 May 1938, Page 6
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