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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
7
The midsummer fashion notes describe flower garlands and feathered hats gaining popularity in Paris and New York. Florals like violets roses and camelias appear as hats leis and muffs while white flower sets suit bridal wear. New military styles include cossack hats and fez turbans.
The article surveys spring coat styles from Schiaparelli with square shoulders and detachable collars, Bruyere red woolen coats showing square armholes, and a dress coat trend featuring furred or unfurred options, Peter Pan collars, fever lapels, and cape accents with detachable fox trim for versatile barely spring elegance.
The latest sweaters come in plain colors with cashmere or wool materials. Some pieces feature wool and angora blends. Ensembles include capes gloves and scarves with dark wool and pastel striped angora. A round knitted collar variation rests on the shoulders and fastens with two clips.
Shoulder strap pins return in bold four inch lengths as visible embellishments for evening gowns. The pins are elaborate and gem-set, designed to be seen as a fashion statement rather than concealed accents.
The passage describes a brown and white cotton print dress with white pique trim. It explains a wrap design with puffed sleeves and a bow front, noting the silhouette and tailoring rival that of an afternoon gown and suggesting the dress makes working at home more enjoyable.
A style note praises Burgundy or wine color paired with pavement gray and hyacinth blue, and shows how it blends with lavender pink tones for appealing contrasts.
A Western Newspaper Union analysis notes the move off the gold standard under President Roosevelt marks a historic epoch in U S currency. It explains the new flexibility, potential inflation, and Congress authorizations for Treasury and Federal Reserve actions to stabilize prices and liquidity while detailing possible silver and gold adjustments.
A compact reflection noting mutual accusations of hypocrisy across people and groups. It highlights how critics often overlook own faults while branding others. The saying underscores universal human bias and social friction.
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