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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
7
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas surveys the spring white trend in suits frocks and ensembles. She notes frothy necklines sheer fabrics lace jabots white fur trims and new white velvet bags and scarves shaping a feminine glow for the season.
Cherie Nicholas notes women restore feminine elegance by wearing real flowers. An orchid in a tube pin brightens shoulder ensembles, with stems worn down. For cocktails and formal wear, a corsage of two or three orchids tied with ribbon becomes fashionable.
A windswept effect noted on headwear as hats are styled swept back from the face and rolled from the foreheads, highlighting a breezy, stylish look.
Junior misses get a feminine range featuring net and printed satin with lace and metal trimming. Styles include stiffened finishes and tailored silhouettes, with crisp or ruffly effects. Black net appears with blues and warm spring tones, plus printed satins in navy brown black red and green with white accents.
A new shoe design claims to be completely shankless with the sole vanishing under the arch. Described example shows decorative stitching meeting a seam from sole to heel, producing a much smaller apparent foot size.
The article notes high favor for dress trimmings in daytime and afternoon outfits. It emphasizes jacket costumes and lightweight woolen dresses, with mindee Tee styles featured as especially attractive when paired with this embellishment.
The April lesson centers on the reality of Jesus’s resurrection as the foundation of faith. It traces Mary Magdalene’s testimony of the empty tomb, Peter and John’s investigation, and the risen Christ’s appearances to Mary and the disciples, including Thomas, highlighting faith’s blessing.
A reflective line on personal happiness tied to honesty with self and dedicated, skilled labor. It emphasizes knowing one’s proper work and applying singleness of mind and full strength to it as a path to true happiness.
A WNU Service column argues against teaching women to be selfish. It portrays selfishness as a harmful, destructive misstep and defends unselfishness as essential for wives and mothers. It discusses Mary Pickford’s New Year resolution to treat herself, while cautioning that self care must not become selfishness.
The Austria based wolf, trained by a Vienna police clerk, captured six years ago as a cub in Bosnia, won first prize at an international police dog show and collected over two hundred prizes earlier. Chinese journal notes wolves show uncanny intelligence and keen senses, linking Alsatians to domesticated wolves and praising their humanlike traits.
The Chinese customs announce a new milled silver yuan as the official reform replacing the Haikwan tael used for export duties. The yuan is .880 fine and weighs 93.493 grams of pure silver with 1.556 yuan equal to one Haikwan tael during the transition in Shanghai.
An advertisement urges readers with fatigue pale skin and poor appetite to use S.S.S. claiming it stimulates gastric secretions and rebuilds red blood cells. It promises increased strength and energy and notes availability at drug stores. The ad closes with a quote about unequal distribution and a humorous proverb.
Taels will be convertible into yuan at 1 yuan per 7144 tael cents. The central mint at Shanghai is producing the new coins, said to be the world’s largest, equipped with American machinery. A local dealer lists Ferry's Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds at 5 cents a package. Adv.
A compact piece advises that harmony between generations is possible when younger people avoid provoking older folks. It emphasizes patience and respectful behavior as key elements for smooth interactions.
A philosophical remark asserts that every map is immortal while work remains. It claims divine care will guide and deliver people from danger as long as there is a task to complete in the world.
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