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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
7
The article describes net vestee outfits with lace jabots and collars, organdie sets with white colors and embroidered details, and house furnishings like crepe paper flowers. It notes fabrics such as broadcloth wool seal and kasha, color trends toward black and navy, sleeve variety, and evolving skirt lengths.
The article notes decorative bouquets from florists in paper and natural materials, and outlines fashionable fall suits and frocks with crepe fabrics, tucks, and silver buttons. It provides trimming ideas for children's dresses using organ piping and floss on embroidery silk, with color contrasts like cherry and orange schemes.
Washington reports about 100 million dollars will be spent on good road construction in the coming fiscal year under federal aid with state matching. Post Office funds add 65 million this year and 75 million next year, totaling 380 million if matched, to build over 25 thousand miles of road and integrate a national system under the Bureau of Good Roads.
The text explains that a baby signals distress through cries and restlessness due to stomach or bowel issues. It promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, longstanding remedy used for over 30 years, endorsed by family physicians, and emphasizes it is for babies only, not a universal cure for all family members.
Washington reports the labor department will enforce immigration rules for Mexicans along the border, ending wartime and postwar temporary waivers. Texas producers had sought continued admission for agricultural work, but officials say head tax literacy and contract labor provisions apply nationwide.
Mexico City Manuel Marquez, the soldier suspected in Carranza's death, was shot by rebels at Progreso de Zaragoza Vera Cruz on Tuesday. Hermilo Herrero, brother of Carranza loyalist commander, also fell. Rebels said to be Murguia partisans.
A brief note cites about 60 000 club women in Pennsylvania and states that women cannot become lawyers magistrates or judges in Germany, reflecting legal restrictions on women’s professions and cross country contrasts.
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