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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
3
Velvet dominates this season with wraps styled for day and night by Schiaparelli and Vionnet. The dramatic pieces include gold coin buttons on velvet, hooded capes, floor length ensembles with fox fur, rhinestones, and reversible brown velvet coats for versatile elegance.
Velvet dominates the afternoon line with glamorous gowns and wraps. Patou introduces erect pile silk velvet and changeable velvet along with a faille ground velvet. Sodell and Maggy Rouff promote velvet in formal wear and evening dresses. Worth debuts wool back velvet for dinner tailleurs while Heim shows velvet tailleurs de minuet and Schiaparelli features ribbed velvet across costumes.
Designers use purplish fabrics in fashion and textiles with bold trims from Rochas and Maggy Roaff. Mainhbacher opts for fuchsia while Jodelle carries Parma violet. Iris by Patou fuses mauve and blue for a striking hue influencing blues.
Jewelry now targets sweater wearers with flexible bead bracelets and koa seed designs from Hawaii. Pearls appear in tailored bracelets with woolly outfits. Gold and silver pieces suit the season, using cobalt blue green ruby and wine artificial stones with rhinestones and pearls.
The piece presents a velvet dinner wear gown modeled by Ethel Shutta noted for chic supper club style. It features a trick neckline adjustable for dinner or evening wear, short puffed sleeves, and a slim pencil silhouette with back fullness, reflecting Parisian tailoring trends.
Seven seamen survived a Halifax motor vessel Hurry On wreck after a collision with a storm. Five crew died during the night from exposure as a lifeboat capsized and dived, with Captain A H Gardner among the dead. Survivors include G Carmichael and others who gave detailed accounts before rescue.
Health officials report experiments showing a deep sneeze can project germs up to eight feet while ordinary conversation carries them two to three feet. The American Institute of Sanitation urges isolation of sufferers and strict sanitation in public spaces to reduce cold transmission.
The piece explains that Big Ben is not the clock name but the bell at the Houses of Parliament. The bell is cracked and the hammer cannot be used, making its chime faint. MPs near Big Ben cannot hear the strike until far away due to propagation delays.
Millions report Calotabs aids in treating colds. Take one or two tabs first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanses the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and acts as a diuretic to remove cold poisons. They are marketed at five or ten cents per package.
Peanut butter has sustained a 28 year presence in the market, reflecting its continued consumer demand and brand stability. The product's enduring status highlights long term sales and steady distribution across retailers.
Seven Osage Nation members on a round the world tour landed in Kowloon to the shock of locals using a native warwhoop. They aimed to educate their children by sharing geography while touring. Paul Beartrack, their spokesman, notes earnings from cattle and oil and reflects on progress for Native Americans.
Monroe Mich. Returning from a Niagara falls honeymoon, John Weise berg, twenty two, discovered at a Monroe tourist camp that his bride was missing. She had been sleeping under blankets in the rear of his car. Later he found her at a gas station near the Michigan Ohio line where unbeknown to him she had got out of the car and gone into a wash room.
A large bull elk in Banff Alberta was seen on a game trail with a woman's swimming suit draped over one antler. It apparently blundered into a clothesline and did not remove the garment.
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