Dogey Trend in Men's Shoes Sparks Country Style Talk
A fashion note outlines new men s shoes featuring dog named colorways and hunting calf leathers. Shades include Spaniel Tan Retriever Brown and Greyhound with brogue shapes, toe sweeps, and oxford heights. Vintage Brown and Bourbon offer rich finishes across full, wingtip, and hybrid models while pairing with beaded leathers for town wear.
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England
Jodphur
Oxford
Spain
Kentucky
No-Wilt Shirt Styles Surge for Fall 1935
The fall 1935 shirt market shifts from the original fused collar to a wide range of collar styles. Regular three inch points stay popular while new options like widespread, button down, tabless tab, rounded points, and button-through collars gain traction. Printed fabrics and small figures with stripes, jacquard motifs, and bold sportswear plaids and checks trend strongly. Colors blend in deep tones with lighter overall effects, including gold, green, yellow, rose, and gray combinations. Rugged textures and rabbit hair, boules, and wool ties remain in demand.
French Aviator Claims Record At Istres France
French aviator Raymond Delmotte claimed a new world record for a 1000 kilometer flight over an 800 kilometer circuit, averaging 430.392 kilometers per hour. The previous record stood at 473.71 kilometers per hour.
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Istres
France
Raymond Delmotte
Interest In Lamb Feeding Displayed In South Dakota
Brookings reports rising interest in lamb feeding as abundant grain crops boost feeder options. State extension animal husbandry specialist I B Johnson advises direct lamb purchases from western growers or via the South Dakota Cooperative Livestock Marketing Association, warns against overgrazing fields, and outlines careful gradual feed introduction, hay and water needs, and salting practices to prevent digestive issues.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Jan
Jates I. B. Johnson
State College Extension
South Dakota Cooperative Livestock Marketing Association
Johnson
Fred
Ex Husband Joins Honeymoon Again in Odd Sequence
Robert Gardner Green and Emilie Whiteond Green, socially prominent residents of Los Angeles, had been married and divorced twice before. On a recent honeymoon trip, Green was not registered as husband, signaling a third union with a different arrangement.
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Los Angles
Robert Gardner Green
Green
Emilie, Whiteond
Tyrolean Hats Set the Fall Style Trend in 1938
A fashion note describes fall hats emphasizing Tyrolean styles for men. It highlights varied textures from wire-haired lookalikes to lush rabbit fur bands, vivid colorings, and price-conscious appeal. The piece notes several cut options including roughed up, turned up, and front-snapped brims and mentions Hamburg velvet looks as a dressier evening variant.
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pThin
Sim
July Trade Figures Show Export Rise Driven by Machinery
The report notes a 2 percent export increase in July from June to July, against a 33 percent import surge. Exports totaled 17.331 million dollars in July, with June at 270.184 million and July at 161.672 million. Imports reached 177.888 million in July, up from 156.756 million in June and 127.229 million in May 1904. The foreign balance worsened due to the import spike, with machinery and tobacco, wood, paper, and chemical products driving export gains. Notable import gains were in vegetable foods and beverages, especially sugar and crude rubber.
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Ely
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