Crimson gowns ban by Catherine de Medici law
Catherine de Medici ordered a royal prohibition on crimson gowns for non princesses due to her fondness for velvet and red. This edict, tied to the French court, reflects the strict sumptuary controls and courtly fashion rules of Henry II's reign.
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Henry II of
France
Catherine de Medici
Goldfish Variants Trace to Original Form After Breeding
Exaggerated goldfish forms arose from a single type but tend to revert to the original shape over time. Fancy breeds are said to result from Tan's interference with natural development, with true-breeding traits fading.
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Tan
Special Weeks Proclaimed in South Dakota
Governor Bushfield issued proclamations designating September 15 to 20 as Conservation Week and September 7 as Constitution Day with Constitution Sunday observed on September 14. The soil and water proclamation urges education for wise resource use, especially among youth, and notes wildlife’s role in pest control and hunting. The Constitution proclamation marks the 1787 signing and calls churches to observe with thanks for the nation’s charter.
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South Dakota
O R Felton Wins Redfield Golf Championship
O R Felton defeated veteran George Holland in a 36 hole final to claim Redfield golf championship and the Barney Schmidt trophy for three consecutive years. IM Pennington and R W Gibson contest the final in the second flight for division title.
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Redfield Redfield
O. R. Felton
Redfield
George Holland
Barney Schmidt
IM. Pennington
R. W. Gibson
Mackenzie on Caucasus and Red Front in War Drive
The article argues the Caucasus is Russia's lifeline and a critical gateway to Persia and the sea. It notes oil wells and lubricants as high stakes, warns of a potential Allied push into the region, and suggests Britain may have substantial troops in the Near East aided by American aid.
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MacKenzie
Black Sea
Caucasus
Persia
Open Sea
Russia
America
Turkey
Hitler
Near East
Allies Eye Indian Forces for Caucasus Defense
The text notes half a million Indian soldiers ready for action and another half million to be mobilized. It states Britain could provide a useful contingent for Caucasus defense and mentions General Wavell, with two years of trans-Caucasia experience during World War I, as a valuable asset to the Allies.
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Britain
Caucasus
Wavell
India
Middle East
trans-Caucasia
Notice to Creditors of Charles E Peek Deceased
Harry Peek as Administrator of the Charles E Peek estate invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims to be filed at 68 Montana Avenue Southwest Huron South Dakota or with the Clerk of Beadle County Court, Huron. August 23 1941. Harry Peek Administrator Peterson for Administrator Huron SD.
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Charles E. Peek
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