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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
2
A guide to spring children's fashion highlights silk frocks for Easter. Designers favor pleated skirts puffed sleeves and velvet trims with floral prints and pastel crepes. Parents are urged to dress little girls in bright colors to boost confidence and charm.
Silk sweaters in bright colors pair with tailored spring outfits. A cardigan features back or front buttoning, boat neck, short sleeves, and arrow motif. A rough straw sailor with bandana trim complements a black and white polka dot gypsy blouse with turnover collar and red chiffon pocket handkerchief.
The article notes spring style shifts to lower waistlines higher hemlines and boxy shoulders for tailored suits. Simple shoes return with restrained trim cutouts punchwork and perforations. Colors include blue red and copper hues toned down for early spring reserve.
Catalin buttons shaped from nursery rhymes appear on prints and dresses across home textiles. Figures like Little Jack Horner Old Mother Hubbard Little Red Riding Hood and Mother Goose decorate buttons used on both adults and infantiles apparel with colors blue green orange and red.
Pillbox reports a successful event as hat crowns feature in a down to earth stage. The piece highlights practical styling and restrained celebration, emphasizing a grounded approach to fashion trends.
A roundup of international moves shaping postwar policy including shifts in Philippines U.S. ties, Japan and Germany survey a canal route to shorten distance to Australia and India, Australia's rearmament drive, and Canada’s Ian Mackenzie signaling reliance on the U.S. fleet. Countess Alain Dedons de Pierrefeu leads a world youth tour promoting peace through trade with Admiral Byrd endorsing the plan.
Question answers discuss vitamin D in foods. Natural vitamin D is scarce but irradiated foods or fortified products retain stable vitamin D through cooking. A rye bread slice and white bread slice have similar calories. Sulphur dioxide used to bleach dried fruit is harmless in its chemical form.
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition and health and can advise on personal hygiene. Postcards receive the same attention. address 6 East Thirty-ninth Street New York City.
Terence Shea night watchman explains he earns fifteen dollars weekly. After rent provisions milk and care for Maggie and five children he saves the remainder in sugar barrels for storage. When sugar barrels unavailable he uses flour barrels.
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