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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
7
Knitted summer outfits offer cool, versatile style for travel and leisure. Two piece dresses, sweater blouses, and two piece cotton knits suit golf, tennis, shopping, and beach days with light textures, short puff sleeves, and braided trim. Details include belts, crystal clips, rib knits, and bright colorways like dusty pink blue and white.
Summer dress styles captivate the youth with fluffy ruffles and sheer lace gowns. Diagonal Chantilly net gowns on tulle in petal pink or baby blue charm debutantes while white organdies and organzas rise in summer evening fashion. A white ruffled net frock with a black jacket adds sophisticated flair.
The article details updated accessories to match new fashion, with a slogan Something different. Gloves shorten to about one inch above the wrist, bags gain depth, belts widen, and handkerchiefs grow larger. Materials include pigskin doe skin and suede with trims and slashes for a chic look.
The article notes delicate trim on sheer lip genre blouses with tiny crochet or pearl buttons along front frills and side openings. This fashion detail emphasizes feminine styling and decorative edging.
Keith Hammond arrived in Ventura with a tall tale claiming a snake rode along in his car. He opened the hood to reveal a five foot long gopher snake coiled in the fore part of the engine and clinging to the ride despite attempts to dislodge it with a pole.
Philadelphia reports that a single phrase in the will of Mrs. Henrietta B. Garrett could award the $17,000,000 estate to broker Charles S. Starr, potentially bypassing about 5,000 relatives and claiming the residuary share after prior bequests. Starr, co administrator since 1930, says the wording proves his status as intended heir.
Giacomo Boisson, a fortune teller from Novara, Italy, was paralyzed for years when a lightning strike shattered a tree sheltering him during a storm. His dog died in the incident and Boisson was knocked from his chair, but he awoke with full use of his legs.
A Rosenheim farmer Chris Moederl intended to adjust his gun lights. He slipped while climbing a fence and the gun fired. The bullet struck a young fox in the neck, ricocheted off a rock, and killed the vixen following it. The farmer said the gun wasn’t loaded.
Amelia Englebrecht nineteen faced 80 days in jail after a sorority house complained of prank items including a hearse an ice cream man with a COD order flowers and multiple emergency vehicles. The sequence prompted a court ruling and sentencing.
A Detroit News reflection from a roadside philosopher contrasts three life approaches. A driven man races for elusive happiness, a burdened pedestrian plods without sight of joy, and a calm thinker observes the world and shares in friendship. The final wise man embraces a balanced path with happiness along the way.
A public exhibit in Berlin titled The Wonder of Life will feature a death clock tolling every five minutes to mark a German death. The bell toll signals that the death must be taken by a new-born child, per a semiofficial statement.
A Belgian extortion suspect attempted a new scheme sending a letter with a carrier pigeon to a Paris businessman and demanded a large sum. Police tracked the pigeon’s flight by plane and arrested the man as the carrier delivered the package.
A local farmer Henry Dryden in Dos Palos operates a strict routine with a high-output flock. His hen lays a double yolk egg daily averaging about 8 by 6 and a half inches in diameter.
Whales reappear in Hawaiian waters and engage in a novelty clash with swordfish. The contests amuse locals as wildlife theater and curiosities in a tropical setting.
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