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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
3
Fashion notes highlight midseason sheer wool dresses in tomato red and rust with honeycomb weave, epaulet capelets, and gores skirts. Emphasis on patent leather accessories, pastel shades, lingerie-inspired trim, and new open-work wool crepes for spring and summer.
Cherie Nicholas notes a monotone suit paired with a printed blouse as a favorite look for mid season and spring. The pictured smart jacket suit features natural shawl collaring with a persian print blouse.
Beige for Spring is forecast as a key color with creamy beige blouses and frocks highlighted by fashion houses as smart new spring wear.
A subtle relationship marks the frock and coat of the newest ensemble. The coat and frock use different materials but share coloring and refined trimming. Distinct accents tie the two garments together, showing they were made for one another.
European women embrace toenail color as a key style element with beach origins. Evening sandals reveal or veil red Carmine nails, projecting them into fashion. A Paris designer debuts a waistcoat suit with a fitted jacket and belt at the front.
In a Moody Bible Institute lesson for February 28 the study on John 11 outlines Lazarus sickness and death, Jesus delays, his arrival, and the miracle that proves Jesus as the giver of life. It highlights Martha and Mary’s faith, Jesus weeping, the resurrection command, and the resulting belief and opposition.
A short quotation reflects on judgment and salvation asserting no one owns heaven’s gate without Christ and personal resentment harms none. It emphasizes security in Jesus and questions how resentment benefits anyone.
The article reflects on London’s famed sites from Whitehall and Horse Guards to the National Gallery and Buckingham Palace. It notes the changing crowds at Trooping the Colors and the enduring impression even after leaving the city’s vast, varied streets.
An old story from Dr. E. A. Bates of Cornell describes Mr. Bear with a long nose meddling in others affairs. Bees and a woodpecker trap him by smelling honey and cutting his nose, teaching Indians to mind their own business.
A famous actress at a Paris party wore a pink gown with three rows of pink pearl like beads but confessed the necklace was made from tinted haricot beans. Her earrings were tinted rice grains to complete the vegetarian look.
A man recalls a tall thin lady rising to express emotions and the punchline that she wasn’t his wife. The exchange ends with a quip about recognition.
Thousands of women describe relief from common female ailments after using St Josephs G F P. The tonic is described as a rich vegetable remedy made from nature roots and herbs. Drugstores offer a money back guarantee on the large bottle.
The writer explains why Ohio is O and Oklahoma and Oregon keep distinct but six states Delaware Florida Georgia Louisiana Pennsylvania and Utah are unique with no shared initials. It notes West Virginia as the sole West state and asks why not W V instead of W Va citing time-saving purpose.
In the San Joaquin valley California, windmills mounted on steel derricks drive airplane type propellers to create breeze and prevent frost on twenty acres of citrus. Six units have been in service for some time.
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