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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1936

Page

3

New Party Dress Trends for Fall and College Life

Fashion notes promote halter necks, princess lines, and capes as coming season staples. White silk ensembles and ostrich feather accents lead evening wear, with black satin gowns featuring simple, elegant lines and lavish accessories.

Fabric Western Newspaper Union

Dark Horse Candidates in U S Presidential History

The term dark horse refers to an unexpected nominee who wins after delegate deadlocks. Historical examples include Polk and Pierce as Democratic dark horses in the 1840s and Garfield and Harding as Republican late-bloomers after 1876 and 1920 conventions.

Roosevelt Laidon White House James K. Polk Tennessee Baltimore Martin van Buren Lewis Cass Henry Clay James Buchanan Stephen A. Douglas Franklin Pierce New Hampshire Winfield Scott James G. Blaine Maine O. P. Morton Indiana R. B. Hayes Ohio Samuel Tilden Grant Blaine John Sherman James A. Garfield Dark Horse

The Accidental Birth of GOP By a Printer’s Shortcut

A Cincinnati Gazette printer T B Dowden copied a ten line space and shortened Must go in ten lines. He abbreviated the phrase Grand Old Party to GOP. James G Blaine later explained GOP stands for the Grand Old Party, making GOP a lasting political nickname.

T. B. Dowden Republican Party James G. Blaine Young Dowden Cincinnati Gazette Gazette Dowden the Gazette Blaine Western Newspaver Union

Feathers in Your Hat This Autumn

Fall millinery shifts to higher crowns and brimmed styles with turned up brims and back slits. A new model in black leghorn and velvet for fall features gray rustled feather trims. Feathers enter fashion vocabulary with terms like Cog feathers and coquille, plus Palette Satinette and ostrich plumes in demand.

Buttons Now Offer Style Touch for Any Old Costume

Seekers of the latest accessories for the modern woman should watch the button market. Stores feature hundreds of drawers with buttons in vivid scarlets blues greens and yellows offering color as the perfect touch to revive last year’s outfits.

Alger the White City of a North African Port

The narrative paints Algiers as a lovely port on the Dark Continent with white hillsides, a blue crescent bay, and the Mitidja plain backed by the Atlas. It contrasts the old pirate era with a modern French city linked to France by cables and rail, detailing markets, cafes, trades, and the diverse populace in the European quarter and native quarter.

North Africa Alger Algiers Mitidja France Morocco Tunisia Algeria Pennyworth Aoab Sahara Mecca Bab-el-Oued Afrique Mediterranean Notre Dame de la Garde Marseille

Portrait of Kittens Done in Stitchery

charming stitchery pattern article promotes a kitten motif for pillows or pictures. explains quick cross stitch method eight stitches to the inch and outline work. pattern 5604 includes transfer, color chart, materials, and stitch diagrams, mailed for 15 cents to The Sewing Circle at 259 W Fourteenth St New York.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept Fourteenth St New York N. Y

Height Through Ages: From Cave Dwellers to Medieval Rulers

Osbert Sitwell notes height trends across history. Cave dwellings show wiry early people while medieval armor reflects the era's diet and governance. He cites that French stature dipped after Napoleonic and Franco Prussian wars, illustrating how diet and war shape height.

Osbert Sitwell London Daily Telegraph

Right and Wrong in Moral Balance

A compact aphorism noting that praise of right and acts of wrong coexist. It states that the doer forgets the wrong, but the harmed does not, and that two wrongs do not make a right.

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