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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
7
A 1982 Western Newspaper Union fashion note advises bold color for winter sports outfits. It highlights gray as a base with bright accent colors, describes patchwork suede jackets, red corduroy trim, and green suede skirts, and notes practical fastenings like metal slides and leather thongs for ski and skate ensembles.
A fashion sketch notes that one sleeveless checollete gown paired with dinner jackets can replace a full wardrobe of evening attire. The black and white velvet model illustrates optional gold or silver velvet accents and lace jackets worn over black velvet or crepe gowns for semi formal dinners or dances. Sparkling capelets and sequin jackets add flair.
The enduring appeal of the Victorian hatback pushes a swept back hairstyle into fashionable prominence. Its elevated shape and gathered curls create a distinctive silhouette that remains in demand among trendsetters and period look enthusiasts.
The fashion note highlights dyeing opera pump heels to match gowns and accessories. It notes a slipper design that showcases rainbow colors, velvet styles with straps and gold or silver skidskin trimmings, and a renewed interest in gold and silver kidskin. Brocades feature gold or silver trim with opaque kidskin accents. Satin maire and crepe slippers offer dye options.
Paris couturiers promote one sleeved gowns as chic. One sleeve often appears on jackets with opposite arm contrasts. The visible sleeve is feather trimmed at the armhole while the other sleeve features fur, creating a striking, modern effect.
Sequin capes, made of sequined fabric on black net or chiffon, add charm to a simple evening gown. They can be purchased separately to pair with different dresses.
A fashion note describes plaid velvet bags paired with scarves as stylish accessories. It suggests wearing them with dark fur coats or solid color dresses to achieve a polished look.
A lesson on why Jesus taught in parables as opposition grew. From a seaside pulpit the parable of the sower shows seed fate depends on soil. Wayside, stony, thorny, and good ground illustrate hearts unreceptive, superficial, distracted, and fruitful.
A reflective meditation asserts that earthly love endures beyond mortal limits and will deepen in heaven as souls become like angels. The piece argues love remains sacred and transformed in the afterlife.
A short devotional note quotes W. Smith urging faith in divine immortality. It counsels resting on the visible arm of the Paternal Deity while acknowledging the unseen direction of the other arm.
The remark attributes to Coleridge the idea that God endowed the Sabbath with yearly rhythm, likening it to fifty two springs in each year and shaping spiritual cadence through weekly rest.
Two elderly sisters gossip over Lavinia's love life as Ben Cooper pushes to marry her while city suitor Thomas Wendell seeks approval. Lavinia reveals the goblet dispute may have spurred rival courtships and Wednesday brings a final decision.
A humorous note describes a girlfriend claiming a 200 pound woman rides to slim down and that the horse has shed ten pounds in a week. The piece ends with an abrupt reference to Bell &.
Pernicious anemia differs from simple anemia and involves rapid destruction of red blood cells due to a toxin. Hypochlorhydria often precedes pernicious anemia by years and may persist after cure. Diagnosis by physician advised. home remedies can harm. Liver is noted for stimulating factors in treatment.
The article notes red blood cell production benefits from iron rich foods and liver. It cites hog stomach as a liver substitute effective for pernicious anemia, and mentions eggs spinach bran lentils beans potatoes meat prunes and raisins as iron sources. It also describes ongoing research at the University of Michigan hospital on anemia treatment and urges occasional use of iron rich foods.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion an emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs. It claims two fold action aiding persistent coughs bronchial issues and respiratory diseases with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved after following directions.
The ad touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily laxative that cleanses the body and improves appetite. It urges use for bilious headaches and constipation, noting benefits for children and the avoidance of harsh cathartics. It frames a lively liver and active bowels as youth preserving.
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