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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1941
Page
3
A modern trend groups mother daughter and sister outfits into coordinated wardrobe sets. Designers showcase dress alike ensembles in cottons, denims, and prints with practical details such as detachable waists for easy laundering. Accessories include twin slack suits for mothers and daughters and coordinated Mr and Mrs sport wear.
This article promotes a practical hand crocheted pigtail calot made from boilfast cotton rug yarn. It comes in pastels or bright colors, costs little, and can be finished quickly in about an hour. Teens are urged to make and wear them as friends will want one.
Bright colored stockings with gay prints enter the summer fashion scene. The trend matches stocking colors to the leading flower in prints and finances a coordinated look with gloves. Tried in summer resorts with high satisfaction, it gains traction in smart fashion circles.
A new silhouette emerges with deep armholes and sleeves cut in one with the yoke or bodice. The style aims for a simple classic line and is highlighted as a growing trend with several months of developments anticipated.
Border prints appear in yokes midriff inserts and frocks with tiered rows. Pleated shirts use the border effect and jacket edges finished with border prints look fresh and stylish.
Virginia Vale reports on studio shifts and star signings as Orson Welles projects advance. Anne Burr signs with RKO, Gary Cooper eyed for Goldwyn comedy, Claire Trevor to Metro, Harpo Marx to tour camps, and Louisiana settings draw attention in Sunny. Paramount gears Louisiana Purchase with beauty lineup for Mardi Gras Murder. Mickey Rooney and Sidney Miller pair on new film with music. Eric Siday scores new two violin themes.
Eleanor Roosevelt may repeat on Bess Johnson radio show The Story of Bess Johnson. Dr Kildare film titled Mary Names the Day. Craig Wood cited as AE in RKO Pathe Sportscope. Kay Kayser to play Persian ham actor. Greer Garson hair described Florentine red in Blossoms in the Dust. Abbott and Costello in In the Navy promoted for comedy fans.
Pattern No. 1402-B offers a basque style for girls ages 11 to 19 with a fitted waist and full skirt. It suits many fabrics such as flower printed cottons, percale, broadcloth, batiste, lawn, voile, and gingham. Sizes 11 to 19 cover busts from 29 to 37 inches. 4 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric and 10 yards ric rac trim needed. Send your order to the publisher.
A list of ten trivia prompts covering wildlife birds time zones historical sites royal plots statehood river battles and military discipline. Topics include a chuck wills widow time conversions Abraham Plains mace symbolism Raleigh Harper's Ferry July 4 president deaths air density and army punishment for cowardice or fraud.
The excerpt defines a mace as a staff or mallet, cites a 9.4 identical record, mentions Arabella Stuart and New York, lists Adams Jefferson Monroe, explains air density effects on bomb overshoot, and describes punishment for a guilty officer including dismissal, ostracism, and public publication of the crime and dismissal.
Wilkes complains to his landlord about noisy neighbors above him. He reveals he was awake at 1 am practicing saxophone and not sleeping. The landlord shows sympathy and asks if they woke him. He confirms he was working late and playing the sax.
A reflective line by J A Lacey on the value and pleasure of gaining knowledge. It highlights knowledge as both profitable and delightful, emphasizing the exchange of experience and ideas as crucial in a changing era.
A compact saying from Carlyle states there are two ways to pay debt: raise income through industry and curb expenditure through thrift. The quote emphasizes productive effort and prudent spending as remedies for debt.
The excerpt mentions a bird labeled by its note, referencing Canada and Quebec. It presents an obscure trivia item with a time marker of 24 a.m. and ties to Canadian geography, suggesting a riddle-like note rather than a full article.
The Isle of Martinique in the West Indies is a French possession covering 385 square miles with about 250 000 inhabitants. A quarter million people live in and around Fort de France. The interior is sparsely populated due to poor cultivation prospects. Martinique lies between Puerto Rico and Trinidad, about 1260 miles from the Panama Canal.
Fragmentary quote describes swift growth and travel enhancing strength. Mentions no evil thing and Vergil reference. Unable to extract concrete persons or organizations from the text.
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