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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
11
Linen outfits dominate summer fashion with plaids and dots in Irish linen. The feature highlights shorts ensembles in blue, red, and navy accents, inclusive of blouses with high collars, inverted pleats, and backless beachwear in loose-weave linen, suitable for tennis golf and seaside days.
Rumors say summer fashions bring shorter street frocks and suits, urging after calf and ankle exposure. Anklets of rubber may reduce fatty accumulations and can be worn at night. Exercises like high kicking stairs and toe lifts help. vigorous massage and borated talcum aid inch loss.
If you lack bag space for multiple slippers and wraps, choose pieces that blend with most gowns. Black slippers and a black wrap suit black or colored frocks, while brown satin pumps and a brown wrap work with almost every shade except pure black.
Seersucker fabric is used to craft fashionable raincoats, including sleeveless cape styled versions. Matching umbrellas and hats complete the coordinated ensembles, highlighting a coordinated warm weather to rainy season wardrobe trend.
Velvet and white pique dominate a major Eastern summer hat collection. Velvet appears in crowns brit facings flowers belts and pipings across multiple styles offering rich texture and color contrast.
Hiere's two new distinctive millinery designs. A pirate cap drape of vel piquante crowns a wide-brimmed navy straw with multicolored stripes in red blue navy yellow and white. The ensemble includes rayon mesh gloves with cellulose ribbon cuffs showcased during a New York Fashion Group exhibition.
Lesson outlines Ahijah's prophecy that Jeroboam would lead ten tribes after Solomon. It details Rehoboam's crisis, Solomon's taxation, and the revolt that splits Israel. Jeroboam's calf worship, shifting priesthood, altered feast timing, and his own priestly intrusion mark the turning point toward division.
Quote by William Taylor on repentance as grieving sin and cherishing God's mercy in Christ. It emphasizes hatred of sin itself, not only its penalty, and loves the mercy of God as the motive. The sentiment frames repentance as a response to divine love.
The remark notes that Christ is inexhaustible and never fully known or understood, attributed to Dr. Graham Scroggle. It reflects a theological view on the boundless nature of Christ and human limits in grasping the divine.
A Baltimore Sun essay recalls famed ships drifted at large, including the Baychimo lost in Arctic ice after rescue efforts, the B. R. Woodside roaming the Atlantic sighted by forty captains, and the Fannie E. Woolston wandering 10 000 miles. These derelicts provoke romance and peril for seafarers.
The derelict narrator recounts a journey from the English coast through France Spain and Portugal then to the equator and back to America. She was wrecked 3 degrees north of her starting point and, as a sea hobo, is noted to drift up to seven miles in a day.
Prof Henry F Perkins of the Fleming museum at the University of Vermont argues ear markings can identify individuals. He notes 150 distinct ear formations and cites history of ear impressions for forgery prevention, identification in courts, and hospitals with photography aiding ear individuality.
A reflection on usefulness of intellect and Thoreau's warning against hollow cleverness. The quote questions bragging smartness and warns against mindless, superficial effort.
Recent dispatches show feminism advancing in new China with a training class for women police at Peiping Police College. Upon graduation the cadets, dubbed copperettes, will join the traffic division.
A period ad urges readers to try S. S. S. tonic to combat weariness from colds overwork and weak blood. It claims restored appetite color and energy as red blood cells and hemoglobin improve, noting the product has generations of use and modern appraisal.
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