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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
7
Cherie Nicholas surveys 1936 midsummer style with sheer nets and lace gowns. Garden party dresses feature large hats puff sleeves and generous hemlines while royal blue lupin lace gown from Queen Mary voyage highlights fuse elegance with royal approval.
Silk prints labeled pax, Latin for peace, influence fashion trends. A board member of the international league for peace showcases a blue and white pax silk dress. The garment features a white bordered cape-bertha with pleated styling aligning with current trends.
Summer jewelry favors white frosty tones with rings bracelets and necklaces appearing icy. Crystalline and opaque whites pair with copper-brown and tropical prints. choker returns and large frosty rings rise in style. Nail polish shifts to smoky red while flower jewelry from fabric to real blooms gains traction.
Summer daytime fashion highlights light beige woolen suit with natural tree bark belt and dried grass fastener. Navy and white linen tweed dress features wide flat pleats and is paired with a navy riding coat. Molyneux designs appeal to American elegance chasing private clients.
A printed placard from September 9 1828 in Kittery Point Maine attacks John Adams as immoral for flouting Sabbath observance and courting Federalist tavern salutes while praising Andrew Jackson as a devout alternative. Western Newspaper Union records this bold counter campaign.
A speaker compares water meters on Maine coast homes to time usage. He notes the constant clicking of meters and reflects on budgeting time to balance work and play, urging intelligent life management as years pass. He imagines measuring minutes and hours as precisely as pints and gallons.
The essay urges readers to value every second as measured by the clock or meter. It notes that time slips away unheeded and stresses careful tracking of both work and leisure to ensure a life well spent.
Practical kitchen and household guidance from the Associated Newspapers WNU Service covers oven control for custards, avoiding stirring cereals, using a silver-plated fork, laundry care for white silk stockings, lemon rubbing on chicken, and repurposing cauliflower leftovers fried in crumbs for meals.
A compact list of foreign phrases with Latin roots and English equivalents. Entries include Abusus non tellit usum and Auri sacra fames noting misuse and greed, along with Modus operandi and Tempus edax rerum describing modes and time’s consuming nature.
Turner, the famed English painter, quipped at a dinner that his works resemble a salad. He said the greens are nice and cool, the beetroot red yet not strong, the yellow tint delicate, and with some mustard you get one of his paintings.
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