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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1938
Page
6
Fashion notes for children highlight wool coats in navy blue neutral shades and pastels. Designs favor princess silhouettes, double breasted lines, leather trim, velveteen facings, plaid accents, and coordinated four piece suits with cape, jacket, skirt and hat for five year olds.
The writer urges letting others choose their partners and avoiding meddling in lovers, while advising a friend to consider the beloved's potential to improve. A second reader asks how to handle a critical sister in law, with guidance to build self confidence and emphasize personal strengths.
The breakfast clinic at Chicago Merchandise Mart featured a fashion parade with forty or more youngsters as mannequins from infant to teen. A toddler model wore a pottery shaded coverall with cactus applique, cotton and easy to launder, offered in various colors.
Velvet bows ribbons and trims draw inspiration from Marie Antoinette and Madame Pompadour. The Louis XVI tercentenary in France sparks re enacted fetes and fashion notes predict velvet collars and bodice ribbons will persist into fall. Millinery returns to velvet ribbons flowers crowns brim bonnets cloches berets and turbans as women wear hats.
A French collection features geranium reds and coral tones dominating the palette with pale pinks. Pink tones appear in tartans paired with green or yellow, while purples, fuchsia and flax blues gain emphasis and greens move toward turquoise shades.
The report notes hat color rising in popularity as color enlivens fashion. A pill-box hat in deep ruby velvet features a calf trim adorned with tiny humming birds in green and blue.
The piece portrays General Saturnio Cedillo as a leading menace to President Cardenas amid tensions between left and right factions in Mexico. It notes Cedillo’s 10 000 strong private army, his opposition to agrarian reform, and his role as a senior Loyalist figure alongside Cardenas.
Andre-Pierre Cales a Belves grocer in 1916 obtained Kaiser signed leave from a German prison camp to visit his village for eight days then returned to captivity. He travelled via Switzerland after a three day home stay during which his father died. He says he never left Belves again.
Clarence Howard, 42, a brakeman on a copper mine railway, stayed with a runaway five car freight to set hand brakes and avert a greater crash. He wedged between cars, was freed after hours of cutting, but died from his injuries. He urged crews to hurry with acetylene torches to reach him.
Denver University students devise party driving to earn money and cover expenses. Police have stopped several drivers whose cars carried rowdy college crowds, only to be told by the drivers that they are party drivers and thus sober driving is maintained.
Pete Tsaconas twenty seven, angered by three daughters, kicked a Brooklyn shop window. He appeared before Magistrate Mark Rudich in Flatbush court and was reproved for the incident.
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