The Barbados Advocate reported on discussions to establish a flour mill in Barbados, aimed at reducing the island’s heavy dependence on imported flour. Since the 1650s, Barbados had relied on flour imports from Canada, a trade that became essential for staples like bread, bakes, and fish cakes.
Dr Thomas Raulph witnesses a funeral during his visit to Barbados.
Suggestions for improvements in St. James
American Aid Society donated food and clothing at the St. Martins Boy school to 50 poor and needy the day before, as reported in...