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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
15
CLERIE NICHOLAS celebrates the summer of wide brims with bold creations featuring flowers fruit trims ribbons and dramatic shapes. The feature highlights oversized panamas with fruit accents black straws and translucent brims while noting flexible styling for daywear and fashion-forward details.
Rayon has won its way to the top with dotted sheers in self color. The fashion trend shows raised rayon dots on a mousseline background in a handsome all black fabric for evening gowns and daytime jacket suits as the Fashion Group of America exhibits in New York.
Fashion notes a new season trend of short loose or belted swagger coats in white or pastel wool worn over crepe frocks. Coats sold separately, affordable, adding a fresh summer air to dark outfits. Colors include deep dusty yellow linen blue and soft leaf green with color echoed in prints and trims.
New evening tailleurs combine a tailored jacket with an instep-length skirt for restaurant dining. Fabrics include silver lame with black satin accents, black faille or taffeta suits, and blouses in white organdie or flame red crepe.
The season brings brighter palettes with a Flagship blue evoking clear skies, russets shifting from fall tones to spring, pale blue with lavender for evening knits, and browns offered in a wider range of shades, while some readers object to the changes.
Evening gowns emphasize black fullness through ruffles cascades of flounces and bustles. Other devices add volume and silhouette, creating a striking, period-appropriate look.
A Sunday school lesson centers on Matthew 28 as Jesus rises, the angelic message, and the Great Commission. It covers the empty tomb, the risen Lord meeting the women, the conspiracy to spread a lie, and Jesus’ mandate to teach all nations, baptize, and observe all commands with Christ’s abiding presence.
A devotional reflection urges that true righteousness ends in holy love and calls readers to seek sanctification through direct, present contact with the divine. It stresses urgency, promising God is ready to hear when one asks what to do and how to feel.
Historians note the Inca use of gold for decoration and utilities rather than wall tapestries. The gold served practical purposes from kitchen gear to bathroom fittings, until Spanish conquest exposed its value and led to widespread plunder by the Pizarro brothers.
A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. erects a palatial home for Tums in St Louis Missouri. The building features blue black terra cotta base with cream above the second floor and gold finish on high mullions. Upper windows will be 50 feet high with gold strips and etched lower windows. The plant and equipment cost between 100 000 and 150 000 dollars and will be used exclusively to manufacture Tums.
In a public study, Senator Sorghum concedes he cannot answer all constituents questions. He admits resorting to threats of personal violence as a response when refereeing arguments becomes fruitless and voters seek a real fight.
Spinach and Swiss chard are nutritious greens easy to grow in most gardens. Sow seeds thinly and thin to six inches apart. Harvest by pulling leaves while leaving roots to regrow. Chard’s white stems can be cooked like asparagus with cream sauce or butter.
A delegation of European steel manufacturers visits India to uncover how ancient Asokan columns, over 2000 years old and carved with the emperor’s laws, have withstood earthquakes and storms. They believe the craft remains with the original descendants and hope to learn it.
A historical notice promotes S.S.S. tonic as a remedy for fatigue from colds or overwork. It claims to restore body strength by improving red blood cells and hemoglobin, with better appetite color and energy as evidence of effectiveness.
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