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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
7
Millinery news highlights the off the face hat silhouette with forward hair and expanding foreheads. Breton sailors and tiara turbans gain popularity with softening lines, bold bows, and flower faced brims. Reboux halos and felt shapes showcase growing flower trimmings across spring hats.
New shoes for 1934 pair with cut and color fashions. High-throated styles suit high necked frocks while six to seven eyelet oxfords suit front laced dresses. Flecked instep designs echo flecked wool, and diamond perforations pair with high necked frocks and diamond brooches.
The article notes the return of soft crepe dresses with Vionnet influence. It highlights features like cowls, scarf details, circular fullness, unpressed pleats, and careless drapes. These frocks contrast with tailored daytime garments and mark a distinct, feminine silhouette.
Fashionable women choose knitted or crocheted frocks coats suits and hats for sports wear. Suede suits with reversible faced in hand knitted wool match accompanying blouses, showcasing seasonal smart portport overtones.
A French beautician arrives and shares masque use with eggs and a white stocking. She notes masks aid relaxation and address tired skin, while advising gentle cleansing and avoiding over drying. Peggy Matured lessons urge individuality and avoiding blind imitation of screen stars for lasting charm.
A National Geographic bulletin notes tung oil could free the U S from Chinese supply if 150000 acres of trees are cultivated. It describes tung oil uses from waterproofing to varnish, its history, and U S plantings from California to Florida with mills near railroads and highways.
John Stack of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics describes a high speed plane that could reach 554 mph with existing engines. The design resembles transcontinental transports, with a 29.1 ft wing span and 40 in fuselage diameter, retractable landing gear, enclosed engine and pilot, and wind tunnel tested model.
The material aluminum was first isolated in 1888 by chemists Sir Humphry Davy and Friedrich Wöhler, marking a milestone in modern metallurgy.
An old advertisement urges readers to boost health and skin color by treating low hemoglobin with S.S.S. a tonic claiming to stimulate gastric secretions and restore red blood cell content. It promotes two bottle sizes and notes better appetite and complexion with use.
Two scenic floating islands rest in Sadawaga lake Vermont. One resembles a vast ship with trees reaching thirty feet as masts and the larger island has notably shifted its position over the past year. A fictional exchange from Pathfinder Magazine humorously notes a “Foolish Financial Magnate” paying a lawyer ten thousand dollars annually to avoid prison and a wife urging restraint on spending.
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