New Ideas in Men's Neckwear Spark Fashion Shift
The article details bold Coronation color use in men’s neckwear, showcasing foulards and striped textiles, new Spitalfields grounds, Grenadine ties with self and colored stripes, spaced figures gaining popularity, and ongoing wool tie trends on campus with foulard and checked patterns. It also notes inkered pocket handkerchiefs in coronation reds and blues and varied colors. The Moscow note reports Bolsheviks budgeting 660 million dollars to boost motherhood and infancy care in 1937, aiming for 300 million by 1960, including large bounties for large families.
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Fowlard
Foulard
Moscow
Warren
Hope Women Sandalized By Haynes Bros
In Hope and nearby areas, many women report sandalization by Haynes Bros, a longtime firm. The shop offers a wide range of sandals with tow or high heels, toe styles, straps, and colors including canary yellow red blue white and black at 1.98.
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Hope
Haynes Bros
Remarkable 103-year-old Kansas farm woman linked to work ethic
Mrs. Jane Overberry of near Greenleaf Kansas credits her extreme longevity to lifelong labor. Blackhait wheat traces to three heads found by Earl G. Clark in 1912 in a field of Turkey wheat near Sedgwick Kansas, according to the WanSis State College News.
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Jane Overberry
Greenleaf
Kas
Earl G. Clark
Sedgwick
Wansis State College News
Ideal Customer? Saleslady Knows in Retail Talk
A worn but lively column profiles the ideal shopper as calm and courteous, never pushy, and willing to wait. It contrasts “Reduced Price Fiends” with patient buyers who specify needs, announce intent to buy, and allow the salesgirl to assist without friction.
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Janother Kastor
Eserpy
Shorter Skirts and Bright Patent Shoes Lead Spring Fashion
Fashion notes describe shorter skirts and lower necklines as the new look with bright patent shoes in black navy and rust tan. Beiges and grays trend in spring, with pastel suede dress shoes for formal daywear. New low-cut and high-heeled pumps offer varied ankle lines and styles for afternoon and evening wear.
Weekend Visitors Highlight Magnolia Community Notes
Green Laseter Hussell Lewallen of Magnolia A. and M. visited weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. Riley Lewallen and relatives. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Jim Cumbie and Miss Marjorie Tet with Miss Helen Ross. Helen Battles stayed with Miss Gloria Wolf on Friday. Earl Hoss guests Harrison Ross at Oak Grove Fri. Clyde Moses visited Burnive and Willie Earl Gilbert Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Earl Finder and Patsy Ann joined Mrs. J. T. Cumbie Jr. and Carol for Thursday luncheon. Willie Patmon and Denver Point children visited Mrs. Earl Ross Sunday afternoon. Glin Gilbert and family joined G. J. Gilbert for supper Sunday night. Richard, J. P. Stanford, and Victor Crane of Hope were guests of Howard and Harold Cumbie Saturday. Paul Revere, Patrick Henry and John Quincy Adams noted workers at a Richmond grocery concern.
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Hussell Lewallen
Magnolia A
Riley Lewallen
Mary Lee Threlkeld
Daugher
Marjorie Tet
Helen Ross
Jim Cumbie
Helen Battles
Gloria Wolf
Earl Hoss
Harrison Ross
Oak Grove
Clyde Moses
Burnive
Willie Earl Gilbert
Earl Finder
Patsy Ann
J. T. Cumbie Jr
Carol
Cumbie
Willie Patmon
Denver Point
Earl ‘Ross
Glin Gilbert
G. J. Gilbert
Richard
J. P. Stanford
Victor Crane
Hope
Howard
Harold Cumbie
Unclear fragment hints at a quiet release after a waiting friend
A damaged OCR fragment describes a quiet scene where a girl is allowed to pass, a selling exchange occurs, and a friend is awaiting. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable names or a clear event.
Frilly neckwear highlights spring mannish suits
Frilly neckwear for mannish suits trends with diiy Rem brand ruchings and fluttering arbors. V-neecks appear more often as softer suits favor delicate necklines, with embroidered and pintucked details, guimpes replacing blouses, and peter Pan or sailor collars adding feminine touches.
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Neekwunr
Rosston Rt 2 Community News Update
Grainie Douglas on sick list. Alvin Butter back from illness at Cora l Downe hospital and improving. Mr and Mrs Robt Bs Dillard hosted Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J E Butter. Clark Butter family visited Mrs Sam Marler. W Butler Hinton Martin and I W Butler were business visitors in Prescott. Scott Owen and family visited relatives near Corinth. Neil Martin Jerloo and Willis deal relatives at Wat tle over the weekend. Taxes on tobacco totaled 409580 pounds in 1936, up from 304249 pounds the prior year.
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Grainie Douglas
Alvin Butter
Coral Downe! Hospital
Robt
Dillard
J. E. Butter
Clark Butter
Sam Marler
W. Butler
Hinton Martin
Io Prescott
Scott Owen
Germans Tax Profits From Devaluation of Foreign Currencies
The government imposes taxes on any profits individuals or businesses realize from the devaluation of foreign currencies. This policy targets gains made through exchange rate movements and aims to capture revenue from currency risk events.
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