Two articles from The Miller in 1908, one looking at the technology used in Longstock Mill in Stockbridge and the other discussing roller machinery at Napper's Mill in Sutton. There are 3 cuttings from 1890 discussing the creation of an insurers specifically for mill fires. The final cutting is from 1890, the Financial Times, describing a change in fraud laws.

The first cutting shows a question asked by "A Milling Student" in the January issue of The Miller, asking about the length of rollers, per sack of flour, per hour, with the practical lengths being a lot shorter than their textbook suggests. The second cutting is from the February issue of The Miller, with responses to the question raised by "A Milling Student" with different suggestions for the differences in length. Further correspondence on this question can be seen in DUFF-SBK-040, DUFF-SBK-041, DUFF-SBK-048, DUFF-SBK-049 and DUFF-SBK-050.

Article discussing the benefits of having a dust collector in a roller mill, exhausting all the mill machinery, rather than having the fans on each machine blow the air from them. In this way all the dust would be collected in exhaust trunks rather than be scattered throughout the mill.

These cuttings show further responses to the question raised by "A Milling Student" seen in DUFF-SBK-039. Further correspondence to this question can be seen in DUFF-SBK-039, DUFF-SBK-041, DUFF-SBK-048, DUFF-SBK-049 and DUFF-SBK-050.

These cuttings show further responses to the original question raised by "A Milling Student" seen in DUFF-SBK-039, and its responses seen in DUFF-SBK-040, DUFF-SBK-048, DUFF-SBK-049 and DUFF-SBK-050.

The first cutting discusses the third annual ordinary general meeting for Boland's Limited, and their annual profits. The other cutting show further responses to the original question raised by "A Milling Student" seen in DUFF-SBK-039, and its responses seen in DUFF-SBK-040, DUFF-SBK-041, DUFF-SBK-048 and DUFF-SBK-050.

The first cutting shows further responses to the original question raised by "A Milling Student" seen in DUFF-SBK-039, and its responses seen in DUFF-SBK-040, DUFF-SBK-041, DUFF-SBK-048 and DUFF-SBK-049. The second cutting discusses the annual general meeting for Spillers & Bakers Limited, and their annual profits.

The first two cuttings are from the Daily Graphic, describing the collapse of silo walls at Kidd's Mills, causing £12,000 damages and spilling grain. Another cutting shows the Kidd's Mill assessed at £1818. The final cutting is of correspondence to The Miller, discussing fire safety at mills.

These cuttings show further responses to the original question raised by "A Milling Student" seen in DUFF-SBK-039, and its responses seen in DUFF-SBK-040, DUFF-SBK-041, DUFF-SBK-049 and DUFF-SBK-050.

First cutting describes the fire that burnt down the old Ford Mill at Newport. The second cutting is correspondence to The Miller responding to an earlier piece of correspondence.

The cutting is an advertisement for London mills on the Simon System of roller milling, displaying a large photo of the Sun Mills in Bromley-by-Bow.

The packet in which this negative was presented is labelled 'Reynolds' Mill, Gloucester[;] Voller - extreme right'. Presumably of the employees at Reynolds' Mill, Gloucester, with W. R. Voller on the extreme right. Another copy of this negative was found in a packet simply labeled "W.R. Voller, The Miller", seen in GJON-IMG-61A. The 3 identical photographs can be seen in GJON-IMG-61B, GJON-IMG-61C, and GJON-IMG-61D.

The packet in which this negative was presented is labelled 'Reynolds' Mill, Gloucester[;] Voller - extreme right', but this image is in fact an extract from 'The Miller' containing a portrait of W. R. Voller. The article is about Gloucester milling, where Reynolds Mill is located. Another identical copy of this negative can be seen GJON-IMG-60A, this negative was found in a different packet simply labeled "W.R. Voller, The Miller"

Cutting describes the owners satisfaction with Mr Simon's roller plant.

Two cuttings, the first showing a view of Grove Hill Flour Mills, the second a report on the fire at the mill in 1907.

The 2 cuttings include a photo of Langford Mills, and an article discussing the roller machinery and "Robinson" system which both Langford Mills and Biggleswade Mill employ.

One cutting is from 1907 article in The Miller, detailing a new "Alphega" system of pneumatic scalping used at Messrs Hudson, Ward & Co's roller mill in Goole. The other cutting is from The Miller in 1930, detailing a fire at the mill in Goole, causing £1000 of damage.

Cutting from The Miller detailing the breaking and scalping machine used at the mill, praising its efficiency and reliability as well as its designer Mr William Weaver.

Cutting describing Rowsley Mills on a visit by "The Miller".

An article which describes a range of new machinery, including rollers, new power generators, and a sophisticated cleaning plant, brought into Barton Mill by Mr Raymond Allen and Mr Edward J Mead.