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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
3
Summer fashion centers on linen outfits for sports and leisure. The article showcases plaid and dotted Irish linens for shorts outfits, blouses, beach wear, and travel costumes with tailored silhouettes, pleated shorts, and sun-friendly knits.
Rumors say summer fashion brings slightly shorter street frocks and suits. Tips suggest measures to trim calves and ankles with anklets, exercises like high kicking and stair climbs, and vigorous massage. A borated talcum rub aids skin surface.
When packing for a trip avoid excess footwear by choosing versatile pieces. Black slippers and a black wrap pair with any formal gown, while brown satin pumps and a brown wrap suit most outfits except black. They also complement pink and look good with silver and gold.
Seersucker is used to craft popular raincoats many feature sleeveless caped tops. Matching umbrellas and hats complete the coordinated ensembles seen in current fashion.
Black velvet and white pique dominate an eastern summer hat lineup with velvet used in crowns brim facings flowers belts and piping. The collection emphasizes rich textures and contrasting trims across multiple hat styles.
Two latest millinery creations feature a pirate cap drape of multi colored velvet for a wide brim navy straw hat with red blue navy yellow and white accents. A high luster black look uses a wide cellulose ribbon trim while rayon mesh gloves with cellulose cuffs complete the ensemble seen at a New York Fashion Group exhibition.
Lesson outlines Ahijah's sign naming Jeroboam king over ten tribes and Rehoboam's folly amid heavy taxation. It traces Israel's revolt, Jeroboam's worship schemes, and his presumption in seizing priestly duties, highlighting the dangers of pride and poor leadership.
William Taylor argues true repentance includes grief and hatred of sin, plus a grasp of God's mercy in Christ. He says hatreds sin itself, not just its penalty, and its depth comes from experiencing divine love.
The quote from Dr. Graham Scroggie asserts that Christ is inexhaustible and beyond full human comprehension, suggesting perpetual mystery in faith and understanding.
The Baychimo, lost in 1931 off Wainwright, reappeared near Point Barrow prompting memories of sea derelicts. The ship once carried cargo worth $600000 and was last seen drifting in Arctic ice. Other famed derelicts include B R Woodside, which circulated the Atlantic report cycle, and Fannie KE Woolston which logged about 10000 miles wandering the Atlantic for 3 1/2 years.
The narrative traces a derelict sailor who travels along the English coast then partly along France Spain and Portugal before drifting to the equator and returning to America where she is wrecked eight degrees north of her starting point. It notes that derelicts can drift as much as seven miles in a day.
Prof Henry F Perkins of the Fleming Museum at the University of Vermont proposes ear marks as a means of identification. He cites 150 distinct ear formations and notes courts in India and maternity hospitals in America already using prints for ID. He argues photography reveals individuality in the ear, challenging the belief that only fingerprints identify criminals.
The excerpt questions the value of intellect when not understood by all. It invokes Thoreau’s caution against pretentious intellect, likening it to driving a nail into mere lath and plaster and urging practical wisdom over showy cleverness.
Dispatch reports a new class for training women police at Peiping Police College. Upon graduation the cadets will join the traffic division as copperettes, marking a step in modernizing China’s public safety and advancing feminism in the new era.
Advice touts S S S tonic as a time tested remedy for weariness from colds overwork worry and lowered blood. It claims to restore strength by improving red blood cells and hemoglobin and to lift appetite color skin and energy with regular use, unless the case is exceptional.
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