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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
2
Fashion notes emphasize refined footwear with soft kid leather and two tone brown accents. The feature highlights brown trimmed white kid shoes, a brown and white outfit, and an Olympic sandal drawstring model in brown fawn and white tones. A black classic shoe is praised for its timeless elegance. Western Newspaper Union 1932.
The article notes a shift from black to brighter hues with blues ranging from bright to navy, beige returning after a long absence, and accents of rust red and soft greens. It highlights short jaunty suit jackets, long fitted coats, and a move toward subtler color contrasts.
The article praises tucking as a key beautifier for simple frocks and notes it lends itself to pleats and frillings. It warns that without restraint frocks may look insipid, but a clever designer adds a tailored touch to preserve individuality and balance.
A spring sports coat for Milady is described using four fabrics including silk artificial silk cotton and wool. The material is beige with brown streaks and has a loose gunny sack weave appearance.
Cherie Nichols explores color contrasts in sports fashion with a white durene mesh sports dress featuring a bold red linen girdle and matching beret. The piece emphasizes durability after sun and wear, with color as a focal smart accent.
The article by Lelia Hattersley explains biddable suits and honor tricks, guiding opening bids by hand strength and position. It covers third and fourth hand decisions, defensive emphasis when reopening, and cautions against opening fourth hand without game prospects.
A mother speeds to take Joe to his band practice while he reads. As they reach the door he stops her saying he is in the middle of a big fight, highlighting a vivid moment of focused attention.
An opinion piece laments the decline of traditional American apple pie in favor of French imitators and mass bakery versions. It argues for returning to homemade, nostalgia tied pie making, celebrating the home kitchen and old family recipes over foreign refinements.
A historical note recalls Queensberry House in Dumfries, hereditary seat of the Queensberry family. It mentions the 1707 passing of the act of union with England during a closing session of the convention of estates and a chef who went mad and nearly roasted a turnspit boy before interception.
A brief scene features a floorwalker and a demure assistant debating a shopper’s motive. The man asked to see something unspecified, while the assistant responds with interest in tomorrow night.
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