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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
3
A reflective meditation on human flaws and the gap between wisdom and goodness. The speaker laments persistent faults in patience, sympathy, and love, urging readers to measure success and failure by higher moral standards.
A promotional note urges readers to consult their physician about using Bayer Aspirin for headaches and pain relief. It promotes Bayer Aspirin as a safe reliable option and asserts physicians once warned against other remedies for stomach or heart risk. The piece emphasizes asking for the Genuine Bayer Aspirin by name at any drug store.
Fashion previews herald spring and summer cottons and linens with bold prints, shantungs, and printed linens. Designers spotlight two piece suits, bright color contrasts, and versatile fabrics for dresses, suits, and casual wear showcased at a Chicago Merchandise Mart revue by Western Newspaper Union.
Cherie Nichols presents a rose linen frock with a dark linen belt and decorative padlocks on heart and skirt pockets. The model tucks the key in her belt as a preview of spring summer styles from a Chicago Merchandise Mart carnival.
A gay printed slip to wear under a dark dress features bright flowers on a black ground offering a feminine touch. The item aims to delight women with its print and color contrast.
New French millinery for advance spring fashions shows influences from Flemish Chinese Abyssinian Medici and Reine Margot themes. Agnes presents Chinese and Abyssinian inspired crowns while Marie Alphonsine develops Medici motifs.
A joint committee of tanners, shoe manufacturers and retailers with the Textile Color Car association announces fall 1936 color standards for women footwear. Five colors return from prior seasons: marrona, marine blue, chandron, Oriental oxblood and Araby green. Three new shades include a ginger brown, russet brown and dark gray, awaiting names.
Paris offers grand accessory ideas to elevate costumes. Mainbocher presents beaded flower bouquets trimming waistlines of black wool frocks while another house shows metal frog motifs in silver or gilt. Metal chessmen dangle from necklines and Schiaparelli uses gold chains to lift gown trains during dances.
Old-time garden scene ready for lazy-daisy French knots running and stitchwork. Transfer pattern 15 by 20 inches includes color chart material list and stitch directions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York NY.
Ex President Masaryk of Czechoslovakia notes in Karel Capek's tale that a small nation, though limited, can wield immense value like the widow's mite. He argues smallness aids familiarity and home feeling and stresses that a small nation should take its share in advancing humanity among greater powers.
Two giant snakes react as a radiogram plays canned music in the reptile house. The pink Brazilian boa and Australian python seemed intrigued, writhing toward the cabinet while a native singer's mournful wail fills the room. The animals hear through their bodies, not ears, responding to deep notes.
A Windhoek couple in South Africa claims the title of the world’s heaviest married pair with a combined 800 pounds. The husband weighs 450 pounds and the wife 350 pounds, whose beds collapsed under their weight until a blacksmith forged cast iron beds for them.
A terse quotation from Blair on anxiety as the poison of life. It discusses how doubt and disappointment provoke unrest, wondering if mental stir can change fate or reveal the truth behind human events.
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