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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1941
Page
7
CHERIE NICHOLAS notes the rising popularity of woolknit swimwear for health and beauty and outlines current fashions. The piece highlights jacquard woolknits, diagonal stripes, V-neck bands, separate panties, handknit textures, wool jersey returns, zipper fastenings, and bold prints including Hawaiian motifs.
Fashion notes praise frothy snowy lingerie touches that highlight feminine charm. A fine lace insertion, tucks, edging and eyelet embroidery adorn a collar and cuff set designed for a new V-neckline. Swiss and handy fabrics ensure washability and practical glamour for simple frocks.
The new all black summer look features sheer black frocks hats gloves and cobweb like stockings. Black lace trims atop dresses and hats create a glamorous feminine trend with lace edged frills and wide lace hats making a striking statement.
The article weighs two hat styles for summer wardrobes. It compares enormous brimmed hats with charming small hats and suggests a chic option is to own both.
Industry chatter covers For Whom the Bell Tolls casting with Paulette Goddard Ingrid Bergman and Ginger Rogers. Welles to direct a new Metro project while Pasternack guides Kathryn Grayson. Victor Mature tied to Fox and Bowery Nightingale with Alice Faye. Reed about Hatton Van Dyke and other star moves and servicemen access to broadcasts.
Pattern No. 8962 offers a smart costume in sizes 12 to 20 and 40. The size 14 blouse top requires 21% yards of 36 inch material, slacks need 2% yards, skirt 235 yards, and 744 yards braid for trim. Send your order to the address provided.
Government recruiting ad invites readers to explore civil service careers. A 32 page booklet outlines available positions with salaries and requirements, application rules, trial periods, promotions, benefits and retirement annuities. Send your order to the provided address.
Five trivia questions cover biblical tablets blood proportion Shakespearean quote nautical instrument and Greek myth. The final question asks which country named its capital after an American president.
A fragmented OCR item references a ship box with a compass and names including Jason and Liberia with Monrovia linked to President Monroe. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome to confirm.
Theodore Roosevelt notes a churchless community as a sign of rapid decline, arguing neglect of religious needs harms social fabric and moral standards.
A concise quotation notes that people dislike flattery not its aim but its delivery, attributed to the 17th century moralist La Rochefoucauld.
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