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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
7
Silk sheer fabrics dominate the season with tulles nets organzas and mousseline de soie in full skirts and waltz frocks. Paris designers showcase voluminous gowns slim bodices and delicate trims as bolero and redingote styles lead evening wardrobes.
A fashion caption illustrates a modish young woman wearing a daisy crown hat by Jean King with a natural straw brim and a gold scroll pin. The scene emphasizes how carefully chosen accessories enhance feminine dress and style.
The piece notes a color contagion reaching corsets with a youthful corselette offered in leading stores. It can be ordered dyed in about a dozen colors to match evening gowns or new suits.
Glove advice urges sweet girl graduates to choose white glace kids for diplomas and spring proms. The article stresses gloves as the finishing touch to any dress, with options from long to short and a shift toward feminine romantic style.
The piece notes fitted slightly flared coats as chic and popular, redingotes remain a fashion favorite, and short coats arrive in town with a straighter box cut replacing last year's fuller shapes.
Summer overalls reach just above the knee with cuffable hems for wading in surf. The design keeps the familiar overall straps and introduces a baggy cut while maintaining a lightweight feel for beach wear.
In Norwalk, Connecticut, Mary Cocchia, now thirteen, survived a heart five times normal size diagnosed as cardia bovia six years ago after doctors warned she would live only two more years. She helps around the house and plays with neighborhood children, defying typical limits for the condition.
Stonington Connecticut archaeologist John L Davis unearthed a torture rock used by Pequot captives and warriors for burial rites on his farm. The site yielded teeth jaw bones and two complete skeletons seated in oyster shell graves with turtle shell dishes, dated about four centuries ago. Davis notes the find supports early historians view of Pequot ruthlessness and preserves a rare burial record in New England.
In Bridgman Michigan Benja min Magavern keeps a private zoo of 22 animals at the Navajo Trading Post tourist camp. His lion Jerry trains well and even licks his keeper’s hairless head during long walks through the woods aided by a 30 foot chain collar.
Steubenville Ohio88 year old Harry Carrol of Wolf Run prides himself on 78 years in the mines with no lost time accidents. Honored by the All-Ohio Safety Congress for his record he remains the oldest active coal miner in the country. He began mining at age ten and despite a swollen thumb from a March 17 birthday jam he has never missed a day. He plans to continue working as long as he can wield a shovel.
At Duquesne University a poll shows one coed would accept an ideal man who chews tobacco. The survey notes none of the pictured candidates resembles a mustached man.
A mother elk in Oak Flat, Washington, kept watch over her dead calf for a month and died of starvation after the calf was killed by a logging truck.
Sew-Your-Own presents a trio of wearable summer outfits including a Two Piecer with blouse and waistcoat, a streamlined sports dress, and a jabot edged frock. Patterns 1302 1286 and 1915 cover sizes 14 to 48 with yardage details and edge finishes. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
Collier's Weekly asserts diamond value trails sapphires and rubies on equal quality and carat, with diamonds at 40-50 percent of pigeon blood ruby value and 25-30 percent of emerald value.
Caution advises removing paper labels from canned fruits before refrigeration to prevent insulation that slows chilling.
An advertisement urges women to try Cardui for monthly pains and related symptoms. It claims Cardui eases functional menstrual discomfort, boosts appetite and digestion, and builds natural resistance, advising consult a physician if no benefit and to ask the druggist for Cardui pronounced Card-u-i.
In hot weather digestion slows and symptoms like belching headaches nausea and sluggish bowels appear. The ad promotes Calo tabs a calomel compound offering relief with trial and family packages sold at drug stores.
Philosophical excerpt contrasts happiness with truth and illusion. It states true happiness comes from doing good and truth sustains happiness, while pleasure rests on illusion.
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