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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
7
Fashion notes a return to Regency inspired silhouettes in black or navy silk faille and silk crepe gowns. Designers translate dandy waistlines, peplums, and flared cuffs into modern suits with dropped shoulder yokes, bracelet sleeves, and new accessories. Redingote ensembles offer versatile options with coordinated or standalone pieces.
A fashion note highlights print silk bow technique used in jacket and bodice fastenings. The black wool jacket features horizontal stripes in bands, while a striped dress uses black white and golden yellow silk prints. Unpressed pleats create subtle fullness in the skirt.
Purple and violet shades lead spring wardrobes with suits and cape costumes in tweed. A straw hat with violet trim and matching boutonniere complements navy outfits, while lavender veils and violet flowers finish ensembles for sunny days.
Bright red colors lead the season's big triumphs with red coats jackets and prints on red backgrounds. Navy black beige and green motifs appear in patterns while red hats handbags and veils complete the coordinated look.
A fashion trend draws on Chinese maidens who wear flower clusters on each side of the head. An American millinery designer creates a curved fitted bandeau covered in ribbon with flowers or bows at the sides, worn like a headband for hatless styles.
Virginia Vale profiles child actors Darryl Hickman Bob Watson and Larry Nunn noting their early success and future promise. It also reports James Cagney eyeing the George M Cohan biopic, Shirley Temple in Lazybones, and radio host Walter Compton highlighting charity on Double or Nothing.
Rita Hayworth returns to Columbia to dance with Fred Astaire in He's My Uncle after finishing Blood and Sand with Tyrone Power. TheCollins era of Hollywood gossip notes Penny Singleton named America's Number One Blonde by New York beauty show judges.
Pattern No 8878 designed for sizes 34 to 48 with 215 yards of 35 inch material for No 1 and No 2 314 yards trimming 15 percent yards for No 3 214 yards frills and binding Send order to displayed address.
Changes in garden practice suggest smaller harvests for higher quality. Plant more often, every two to three weeks, to steady a supply of properly sized vegetables. Succession planting keeps garden fresh, enjoyable, and profitable, while home flower seed quality suffers from cross pollination.
A concise reflection on moral impact highlights that a single beautiful deed outweighs many expressed sentiments. The quote emphasizes action over words as the measure of virtue and character.
In a colloquial exchange, Miranda Doan professes a wish to marry and settle, while Rastus notes escalating stubbornness. The young man laments remaining single, pondering the need to finally wed.
Sally narrates that her brother claims to be a haberdasher for a railroad and has charge of the ties. Dinocan questions the meaning of haberdasher in this context.
Winding wool with two flat irons as a substitute for a hand. The advice covers washing delicate fabrics with borax, preventing yellowing, preserving metal tops with paraffin, defrosting refrigerators, using Portland cement based paint for bricks, and avoiding knife use on utensils.
The Tewksbury Graham feud in Gila County Arizona from 1887 to 1892 defined the West's bloodiest clashes. Beginning with cattle theft, it drew three large families and many friends into battles where up to 20 men fought a side, leaving all but one dead.
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