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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1938
Page
2
Designers embrace above the table effects with gleaming gold and silver lame blouses. Turquoise and black silver lame tops feature gathered bodices, corseted waists, and high necklines, while satin party shirts and hat veils complete mid winter social ensembles.
On Charles Dana Gibson birthday remarks, designers in New York and Paris acknowledge the Gibson Girl as a fashion muse for Palm Beach and Southern wear. The 1937 Gibson Girl showcases a modern pompadour curl crafted with an automatic pin curler, paired with a flame colored chiffon evening gown designed for ease after dancing.
Pumps dominate fashion foreground with multiple styles. A seamless glove like fit promises comfort and a smaller look, open throat pumps reduce in step discomfort, sandalized and d orsay lines appear, and soft step ins offer varied options for those without pump feet.
Modern greyhound inspired tunic blouses shown with dark suits and handknit sweaters. Length illusion achieved on dresses via stitching for a two piece look. Natural waistline in back accentuates bust and creates a long slim waist with hip to three quarter length suits.
Daytime furs this season present greater variety with three-quarters length coats for sportswear and classic dress coats. Short sleeves dominate the Revillon line as jackets and coats feature elbow-length puffed sleeves and matching long gloves. A mink daytime jacket showcases capelike sleeves to the elbow.
A campus trend highlights the barrel sweater as a wardrobe staple among students. It gains popularity through peer sharing and casual events, with wearers citing comfort and simple style as key factors driving its rise on campus.
Brazilian dictator Getulio Vargas, born 1883 in Sao Borja, rose from Porto Alegre prosecutor to Brazil’s 1930 revolution leader and president, reshaping government. Pennsylvania oil magnate Joseph Trees recalls a life as a “ringer” in Pittsburgh football and oil fields before building a vast estate and philanthropy.
In western Mexico's Michoacan state the white fish of Lake Patzcuaro forms large shoals. Epicures prize its delicate, quaillike succulence and lack of fishy taste. Locals eat it three times daily.
Instruction on stiffening curtain tops for French heading using a canvas backing. Steps describe sewing the plaits, creating three folds, attaching rings, and finishing from the fabric’s wrong side. Also notes availability of Ruth Wyeth Spear’s SEWING with order details and a price of 25 cents.
In Junglemania Arthur Torrance MD compares Singapore to Times Square with bustling ships, crowded streets, free street shows, sailors from every port, alluring costumes, silk shops, and bazaars in a polyglot street scene rich with jewels and languages.
Marjorie H. Black shares a seafood creole dish using onions celery tomatoes peas and shrimp with rice. The recipe notes can be prepared ahead and reheated in a double boiler or casserole and suggests adjusting chili powder to taste alongside a pear custard dessert.
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