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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
7
Versatile and gay spring fashions showcase bright colors, white organdie, and matelasse taffeta. The Gibson girl silhouette returns, with velvet touches on hats and belts, bold color contrasts in woolens, and fur accents on two-piece outfits.
Cherie Nicholas highlights a dainty flower girl dress to be worn in a spring wedding. It’s affordable to make at home using silk mousseline chiffon or flat crepe with knife pleats for a fresh Parisian inspired look.
A fashion tone notes vivid crepe fabrics the favorite evening fab ric of the moment. It highlights bold color splashes like cyclamen mauve cyclamen pink canary yellow and water green seen all winter in new vivid tones.
Early spring hats foreshadow short hair with waved side locks and no chignon. The new “Double-up” style, praised by top hairdressers, sweeps hair back into a swirl around the ears, suitable for both day and evening and chic for both mondaine and sportswoman.
Couture notes forecast a strong summer for cottons and linens with many looks resembling woolens. Daytime skirts grow narrower and waistlines dip slightly while necklines stay high with an occasional square open cut in several daytime dresses and jackets.
The article notes veils appearing on tailored hats with color and pattern accents. Veils range from eye to shoulder length, with the Palbet style under the chin as the most piquant novelty. Recent millinery imports feature narrow belting ribbons in two or three color effects.
The article traces how the Department of the Interior expanded and restructured its roles over decades. It notes shifts from land and Indian affairs toward irrigation projects and national parks, with the reclamation service growing in influence and education and parks expanding to meet new national needs.
A lesson on Mark 10 1 31 and Luke 6 31 emphasizes marriage as indissoluble, the sanctity of children, and the danger of wealth. Jesus teaches that divorce is wrong except for death, children belong to the Lord, and riches can hinder eternal life.
The article reviews many styles of occasional tables suited to small living rooms. It covers nest and folding tables, dual purpose designs like book tables and tea tables, drawer-equipped pieces for hidden essentials, and space saving tuck away tables that fit behind doors.
A devotional note highlights that true inspiration lies in the scripture itself. It asserts the Bible satisfies when studied loved obeyed and trusted and never misleads or fails, echoed in a quote attributed to J Hudson Taylor.
A quotation attributed to Thomas J. Garland extols the noblest life as living like his children to reveal to others the blessings of his presence guidance and peace.
An archival line notes Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets advertised by Bell Syndicate WNT Service in 1933. The brief mentions keeping clean and healthy by regulating liver bowels and stomach.
A compact line notes a demand placed on us beyond simple wishes, framing a challenge as a structural burden that tests resolve and unity among involved parties.
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