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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
7
Julia Bottomley reports on topcoats and beach ensembles for travelers in 1929. Descriptions include plaid rayon and wool coats, pastel shades, eggshell tones, and matching hats, with pajama styles, silks, cottons, and Turkish toweling lining featured. The piece highlights light weight wool, sun protection wraps, and yellow, green, blue, and violet color trends in seaside fashion.
Leona Boyd departs after leaving a farewell note to Harris while Aunt Dora arrives to confront the situation. Harris reveals a hidden affection for Leona’s nurse Leona’s departure prompts family reflections on marriage and fidelity as Aunt Dora advocates for happiness and practical guidance. Harris confirms his feelings and plans a reconciliation with Leona, aided by Aunt Dora’s intervention.
Adventure Magazine reports a secret Monte Carlo where casino deaths occur in silence. Guards shield bodies, no funerals, no hospitals, no markers, and a hidden cemetery beyond town limits increasingly overflows with unpublicized tragedies.
Shark liver oil is ranked with cod liver oil as a safe cheap source of vitamines for poultry. Shark meat dried and ground is a first class feed for poultry and hogs. Farm end Biracifda.
A mother scolds her son as he explains his act of mercy by crushing a worm to stop a bird from getting it. The boy defends his action by saying the worm would not hide or listen to his pleas.
In a charged exchange, a man asks if a kiss included threats and the response is affirmative with a cold warning. The prose reflects moralizing commentary on matrimony and female agency amid social expectations.
A witty exchange questions color influence this season with a reply naming Gann green as the tone. The Pathe finder notes a playful tie to Washington society as the season unfolds.
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