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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
6
The season showcases diverse materials from black satin lastex with beach cape to flower printed lastex ensembles. Celanese rayon sharkskin and jersey, denim and washable gabardine appear for water wear, with bold color contrasts and gadgety catalin jewelry. An Algerian inspired white and blue costume wins an award.
A fashion note highlights decorative pockets on dresses jackets and suits seen on a model in apple blossoms background wearing a white culotte outfit in new celanese rayon fabric. Pockets feature hand run multicolor stitching and a novelty cat brooch accents a college girl look.
After touring new dress collections the season is all about ribbons. Dresses use bows and ribbons in one color or tri color to create sprightly looks. Designers craft ribbon boleros and even full dresses edge to edge. Hats feature bindings bands and bows with ribbon streamers and bonnet ties.
Frilly guimpes and vestees pair with classic suits or bolero outfits. Even with a jacket on a lacey sheer front is fashionable. Neckwear departments showcase many such pieces and tempt buyers with economy.
The latest sailor hats offer a broad selection from straw to oilcloth, expanding choices for seafaring style and sun protection.
France may fear a Clemenceau like comeback from Premier Daladier while Marshal Petain, 82, remains active and fit, famed for Verdun heroism and rope skipping. Georgia wrestler Man Mountain Dean seeks one Senate seat, and Frank Leavitt, ex traffic cop, rises in wrestling fame under his wife’s guidance. George E. Q. Johnson, who helped convict Capone, pursues social betterment through city and rural youth exchanges.
Among the champion farmers featured on Firestone’s Voice of the Farm programs Everett Mitchell interviews a crop of leading growers and stock raisers. The lineup includes Albert Schroeder and others as Aberdeen Angus breeders, poultry, hog, cotton, corn, potato, and plowing champions, with Mitchell guiding the fact stories of their climbs to championship ratings.
Horace urges judging character by purity of life and heart rather than lineage. The aphorism emphasizes moral merit over descent, calling for discernment based on virtuous conduct and inner truth.
A collection of pithy maxims and quips on honesty money love danger and secrecy. The lines warn about cash upfront scams small worries and consequences of truth telling with a playful moral tone. The piece closes with a paradox about purity and dirt.
The Buckingham Memorial Fountain in Chicago is a gift from the late Miss Kate Buckingham in memory of her brother Clarence. The fountain cost 1,000,000 dollars and sits in a 600 by 600 foot garden with three basins and a central pool, surrounded by four minor pools. When active, it pours about 5,500 gallons per minute with a column 75 feet high and is illuminated at night in five colors.
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