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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1938
Page
2
The article describes silk crepe fabrics rising in fashion with rich suede finishes and embroidery. Designers favor plain black and moss green silk crepe gowns with waistlines, boleros, and self fabric details. It notes gold and beaded embellishments, corals, and fringe effects, forecasting pleats and tucks for spring and resort wear.
Cherie Nicholas notes that lacy negligees and similar house gowns rise in ladies wardrobes. The featured piece blends entertaining and boudoir use with crepe satin skirt and high waisted bodice for ease of wear.
A fashion note urges bold wool mittens and gloves as smart seasonal wear. Handknit pieces from Vienna feature gay embroidery and are marketed as dramatic accessories to elevate your town suit or fur coat beyond winter sports usage.
Birds of paradise and flower motifs define Louise Bourbon's spring hats featuring helmet like toques. The collection emphasizes color ranges matched to clients eyes hair and mood with asymmetrical heights and feather accents such as black belting stitched with ostrich tufts.
Velvet hats highlighted for midseason Paris wear. The accessory line emphasizes soft textures and refined silhouettes suitable for afternoon scores of style.
A satirical column from Olton Texas surveys after dinner oratory, cultural pretensions, and American foibles. It blends riffs on native speakers, collecting obsolete objects, and a look at Germany's colonies post World War I, with vignettes on Captain Mike Hogg, Major Raymond Dickson, Judge Townsend Scudder and contemporary aviatrix Jacqueline Cochran, and Belgian royal matchmaking chatter.
The University of Havana, one of America's oldest education centers, was founded January 5, 1728, by a Dominican priest with Pope Innocent XIII's authorization. It remained under Papal jurisdiction until 1842 when it was secularized.
A guide for using 11.5 yards of 36 inch chintz to create a 54 inch wide bedspread with center portions, side sections, and pillow covers. Instructions cover cutting order, adding corded seams, bias trim, and sewing techniques. Also promotes Mrs. Spears SEWING book with 48 pages of home craft directions.
The Chapel of the Ascension near Marble Arch in London is believed to be the only church used solely for meditation and prayer. Open daily from morning to dusk, it precludes sermons and hymns inside its walls according to Col lier's Weekly.
An Italian artist, after a dispute, displayed a portrait that reveals a man from multiple angles at once. He painted the figure with his back to the crowd, feet in smooth water reflecting the front view, a polished corslet on one side reflecting his left profile, and a mirror on the other side showing his opposite side.
An old advertisement urges parents to soothe a child's chest cold at bedtime with Penetro salve. It touts a mutton suet base and higher medication content than competitors, promising counter irritant action and vaporizing effect to ease chest tightness and nasal congestion.
Millions use Calotabs to treat colds by cleansing the intestinal tract of mucus and toxins and promoting kidney elimination of cold poisons. The tablets act as both purgative and diuretic and cost twenty five cents for a family package and ten cents for a trial package.
A pair of quoted aphorisms from Thomas a Kempis and Sydney Smith contrasts bearing with others and preferring hate to laughter, prompting reflection on social virtue and personal resilience.
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