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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
7
Fashion feature highlights daring fur styling this season with panther and leopard trims. Parisian ensembles showcase two-tone black astrakan and white ermine coats, bold sleeves with many ruffles, printed satin underlayers, and accessories like belts and hats. A rich mix of furs and fabrics signals the era's luxe novelty.
Cherie Nicholas outlines crocheted edgings for a dainty bed jacket using mercerized cotton and silk pieces. Instructions cover cutting silk, basting hems, and crochet rows, with notes on a clerical bib and nun collar trends for adding charm to outfits.
The article notes a strong corded weave trend across fabrics from wool to velvet, appearing in sportswear and evening dresses alike. Corded woolens, first shown in Paris last season, become classics for durable coats and suits, with designers using cord direction to transform designs without extra ornament.
The article urges women to adapt hairdressing to current dress style changes this season. It warns against wearing hats that reveal the back of the head and urges seeking an experienced authority in hairdressing. It likens good hair to sculptural form and painterly color balance with attire.
A new fabric trend called waffle weave appears in street and sports dresses. Silky crepes resemble rough woolen textures this season. The material triple sheer is noted for its thickness three times georgette crepe and marks a fresh, smart look.
Observes strong visual contrast in outfits with light and dark elements. Notes light collars on dark dresses and dark collars on light dresses, along with dark jackets paired with white skirts and white coats with dark dresses.
C. R. Hudson notes soybeans boost soil health and offer versatile uses. They grow vigorously, fit with corn, provide grazing for hogs, forage, and seed, and leave residue for soils while yielding profits from hay and seed. Plantings expand from eastern to western North Carolina.
Report on feeding crops for livestock shows an acre of corn silage yields more beef or mutton than other forms. Bean straw outperforms cane by 12 percent in lamb fattening. Sudan grass cut early has 19 percent protein, 4 points above alfalfa. late cut drops to 7 9 percent. Russian thistles give strong feed value for lambs, close to cane. Limestone with cottonseed cake as alfalfa substitute is recommended. Summer fallowing improves alfalfa stands, moisture conservation, and soil condition. Ralph Ross averaged two tons per acre in Linn county in 1930.
The high oil content of soybeans reduces their value as hog feed. Soybean oil meal, the residue after oil removal, provides about 42 percent protein and two thirds the value of tankage per pound when used with corn.
A collection of farming tips covers weed reduction of about 20 percent in U S crops and weed impact on yields. It notes moving trees in fall or spring with spring best for success and a farmer in Marinette Wisconsin built a 26 by 40 foot sheep shed for 7.40 dollars using logs from his woodlot. Ohio has destroyed over 2 800 000 barberry bushes since 1918 to curb wheat rust, while low grade roughage suits wintering cattle but fatteners need dry roughage. Emphasizes higher bushels per acre lowering cost per bushel and ration planning before cattle or lambs enter feedlots as well as careful handling of sweet potatoes to secure best market price.
Lesson centers on the foreigner theme with Acts 10 1 Kings 8 41 48 and John 4 5 10. It highlights God’s impartiality through Peter’s sermon to Cornelius and the Samaritan woman and urges preaching to all nations. The focus is on unity in Christ across races and nations.
A reflective excerpt discusses death as birth to a fuller life the crown of virtue being love and sympathy and natural affection the deepest truth that the real life is lived in the spirit realm
Bayer laboratories announce instant relief from headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains through a unique tabletting process. Genuine Bayer Aspirin dissolves almost instantly in the stomach starting to work within three to four minutes. Ensure you buy the genuine article with Bayer branding on the box bottle and tablet.
The New York Ontario and Western Railway, famed as one of the longest crooked railroads in the United States, threads through central New York and into Pennsylvania coal regions. The line rarely runs straight for more than a mile, with steep grades at Youngs Gap requiring multiple engines to haul coal trains.
A neighbor scolds Jimmie B for dipping into nearly finished strawberry preserves. Jimmie admits he should have used a spoon and shows a dawning awareness of proper manners.
An old news feature extols Dr W B Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin praising a World’s Record of 3000 births with no maternal or infant loss. It claims benefits for children’s digestion and general health, urging mothers to use the product and noting its pleasant taste and availability in drug stores. It also includes a humorous anecdote about Hobson's choice.
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