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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1938
Page
2
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas surveys 1938 silk trends with fine pure silks in new textures. Rustic Indian silk, dusty rose pink crepes, crinkled prints, and scalloped Milan hats showcase dress-up silhouettes for matron and daughter alike, with emphasis on shirred detailing and versatile long coats.
The season features ultra feminine styles with dainty baby trims on dresses and lingerie blouses. Designers revive ribbons beads pintucks and lace edging to add charm in both affordable and formal wear.
A fashion note describes day dresses with morning wear plaits and afternoon draped styles. It notes slender silhouettes with hips tightly modeled and waists plain compared to tucked or shirred looks.
Silk jersey proves versatile for sports and afternoon or evening wardrobes. It pairs well with other materials and can dress up a blouse worn with a wool suit.
New Orleans report cites J Skelly Wright stating marijuana has caused crime and insanity across 30 centuries. He links rapid intoxication to murderous impulses and notes addiction is unlikely, though craving may develop. The study traces cannabis use from Asia Minor to present and warns of long term mental collapse.
John Thomas Browne a blond six year old first grader in New Orleans decided two months ago to be an altar boy. He mastered Latin responses at St James Major church Gentilly amid priests nuns and congregation. He says the training was kinda hard and his aunt a nun may have inspired him. He also dreams of becoming a magician.
Regina dispatch reports the Royal Canadian Mounted Police issuing cameras to key detachments and training officers to photograph crime scenes and fatal accidents for better evidence. The program aims to improve documentation and investigations across detachments.
In Columbus South Carolina Wilbur Smith of the state highway department urges pedestrians to wear light colored clothing or use a white handkerchief or carry a newspaper at night to reflect light. He notes 90 percent of this year’s pedestrian accidents are the fault of the pedestrian involved.
Turkish army lieutenant Sabina Gueckchen gains fame as the world’s premier woman acrobatic bomber trained in Russia and the Turkish air force. She camps in eastern Anatolia bombing Kurdish caves while praised as the most gifted female pilot by her French instructor.
National Geographic notes the robin Turdus migratorius as America's standout thrush family bird. It is beloved for its dawn song and spring colors, yet winters in the south where it roams open woods and yards feeding on fruit and insects.
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