Photograph from the 7 April 1920 edition of the Daily Mirror of 'Sergeant-Major Farrant, 10th Hussars, first prize winner, taking a jump.' It shows him on a horse in mid-leap over a very high fence barrier.

Photograph from the 4 March, 1922 edition of the Daily Mirror showing the racehorses taking 'the first fence in the New College Grind and Old Members' Race' at Oxford.

Photograph from the Daily Mirror newspaper from the article, 'Schoolboys Who Run a 200-Acre Farm Near London' showing a boy hand-feeding a pig and a group of boys helping with the harvest in the early 20th century [some time during World War I].

Photograph of Mrs. Margaret F Radford, a well-known exhibitor, feeding her pedigree prize-bred Shetland ponies in 1919.

Newspaper photographs and article on the sudden death of ex-president of the United States of America, Theodore, "Teddy", Roosevelt in 1919. The three photographs show Roosevelt receiving a delegation of bankers during the Liberty Loan campaign; a portrait of him; and giving a war speech. The article briefly sums up his career.

Photograph from the Daily Mirror, 4 June 1919, of the suffragette, Emily Davison knocked down by George V's horse, Anmer during the Epsom Derby, Tattenham Course.

Photograph of the German Kaiser and the Russian Czar meeting on [29 July 1914] to discuss a peaceful settlement to the Serbian issue.

Photograph from the 10 January 1921 edition of the Daily Mirror entitled, "The Sporting Prince" showing the Prince of Wales on a horse jumping over a 'stiff fence' when he was out with the Household Brigade Drag Hunt near Maidenhead, [England].

Photographs of circus horses and elephants being trained using kindness and rewards by Lord John Sanger to achieve success in the early 20th century. The text beneath the image notes that a proposal for the prohibition of training animals for performance was happening soon.

Photograph from the 14 October, 1920 edition of the Daily Mirror entitled, "Woman Owner's Victory" shows the racehorse, "Bracket" ridden by "Steve" Donaghue during the race. The horse won the Cesarwitch race for its owner, Mrs. G. Robinson.