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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
7
Cherie Nicholas extols a blaze of millinery for the season with wide brims. Describes flowers fruits ribbons and bold trims as chic stylish and versatile for day wear and resort looks. Highlights fruit motifs, black cire straw hats, transparent brims and new cling with elastic pins for security.
Rayon has won its way to the top with dotted sheers in self color as the season’s latest. Raised rayon dots on mousseline de rayon create a handsome all black fabric used in gowns shown by the Fashion Group of America in New York. They are smart for dinner and evening wear and now day time jacket suits and ensembles use the net as a new height.
Short loose or belted swagger coats in white or pastel wool become a fresh summery accent over plain or printed crepe frocks. Sold separately and inexpensive, they may replace the dark redingote. Color schemes include black or navy with accents in dusty yellow, linen blue or leaf green.
New evening tailleurs pair a tailored jacket with an instep-length skirt in striking lines. One suit features silver lame with a black satin blouse and sable trim. Black faille or taffeta options show long or short sleeves with white organdie or flame red crepe blouses.
The season brings vibrant hues with a flagship blue evoking sky and sails. Russet shifts from autumn to spring tones competing with lighter palettes. Pale blue with a lavender touch suits knits and evening wear, while browns appear in wider, varied shades.
Evening dress designs emphasize back fullness through cascades of flounces bustles and other devices. The feature remains the most noteworthy element as designers highlight draped silhouettes and textured backs in recent collections.
The lesson outlines Jesus rising from the tomb and appearing to followers, with the angelic message to "Fear not" and "Come, see" as evidence of the resurrection. It emphasizes the women’s quick obedience, the Sanhedrin’s attempt to bribe to hide the truth, and finally Christ's Great Commission to go, baptize, and teach all nations under his authority with his abiding presence as power.
A compact reflection on righteousness and holy love arguing that true love seeks complete sanctification of its beloved and accepts nothing less. The passage emphasizes stern discipline as essential to fulfilling ideal love.
A reflective exhortation urges believers to seek God at once in wakeful longing. It emphasizes going to him this moment to ask for direction and emotion, trusting he is ready to hear even when we are slow to pray.
Historians note the Inca empire used gold and silver as decorative material rather than currency. The Spaniards under Pizarro seized vast quantities of gold, teaching the Incas to relate the metal to value as in Europe. Household fittings and pipes in temples and palaces were solid gold, reflecting utilitarian uses rather than monetary worth.
A. H. Lewis Medicine Co plans a palatial new Tums manufacturing building in St Louis. The blue black terra cotta base with cream upper level, gold mullions, etched windows and stainless steel decorations will rise fifty foot tall windows. The project including machinery and equipment costs between 100000 and 150000 dollars.
In a public exchange, Senator Sorghum concedes he sometimes uses threats of personal violence when confronted with unanswered questions from constituents. He says the moment arrives when refereeing disputes becomes exhausting and people prefer a real fight.
Spinach and Swiss chard are nutritious greens easy to grow in most gardens. Sow seeds thinly, thin to six inches apart, and harvest by pulling leaves while roots remain to regrow. Chard’s white stems can be cooked like asparagus with cream or butter.
European steel manufacturers visit India seeking the secret behind four Asoka era columns that have withstood 2000 years of earthquakes and storms. The stones, erected in four districts, bear inscriptions of the king’s laws and are thought to retain their durability due to descendants of the original makers.
An ad advises that fatigue from colds or overwork weakens blood and that S S S tonic can restore strength by improving red blood cells and hemoglobin. It promises better appetite color and energy with continued use.
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