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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
7
Linen wear rises as a banner season with crush resistant modern linens in deep tones like Dubonnet navy Biarritz green and vivid prints. A Moygashel linen suit features a dark green jacket with white blouse and chantel print, highlighting tailored lines and lacing details.
Jewelry for every hour in the day is in vogue. Women update collections by resetting gold settings and remodeling colored stones. With the suit as a setting, watches, brooches, and clips gain style. Pearls pair with all blouses and pearl earrings grow in popularity.
A new spring trend features a fluffy multi layered net bow at the neckline with a mid back nosegay of flowers, offering a gay ingenue look. Lace paper dolly collar and cuff sets provide a quick update for a black crepe daytime dress in colors like violet pink rust tan mimosa and white.
A new fragrance described as delicate and feminine is launched by a renowned French couturiere. The scent, inspired by a choice leather, aims to pair with spring knits and riding apparel.
The item features a simply cut dress tailored in Moyashel linen. It buttons under the collar and along the arm, with a divided skirt enabling full mobility for golf and tennis activities.
The spring color lineup features imperial blue aurora Formosa blue spinner's red the zinnia shades petunia and Devon green highlighting bold palette choices for the season.
The narrative centers on Pat Scanlan, famed swimmer and fisherman linked to Jim McGrath of Evanston. While fishing in upstate New York he hooked a trout, snagged a muskrat on the second cast, and then caught a hummingbird on the third, claiming an unassisted triple play of the season.
The tale claims the philly-loo bird is extinct with two differing but dramatic accounts. A Pennsylvania journalist describes the bird feeding through doughnut holes and dying when its tail failed to maneuver the hole. A North Dakota editor recounts a banquet hunt where birds swallowed each other until none remained, leaving only tracks.
Lewis W. Hunt of the Chicago Daily News shares a Montana origin tale amid a Kansas discussion. He relates a winter so cold coffee froze in midair and a brag about the town with the longest nose suffering frost, ending with a snow rub remedy and a nine day recovery.
In Collier's Weekly Alan B. Cox notes Abdul Hamid I ruled Turkey from 1778 to 1789 as part of a century of unstable monarchs. Before becoming sultan, Abdul was reportedly kept in a cage for 43 years, illustrating the era's extreme intrigues.
A utility day dress pattern features crepe silk pique linen or cotton with slim lines and a wide front inset for fullness. It requires minimal sewing with side panel and waist seams and back darts, and is collarless for easy ironing. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1873 offers sizes 32 to 44, with 4½ yards of 35 inch material for size 34. Send fifteen cents for the pattern and pattern book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
Practical tips cover soot removal with corn meal, windshield protection with alcohol and glycerin, doubling tea leaves for iced tea, diluting canned soup with boiled vegetable water, repurposing worn tablecloths as napkins, soaking cauliflower to draw out insects, slicing bread for sandwiches, crusts for croutons, litmus test for soil acidity, and waterproofing garden wells. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A word classification puzzle. Each group lists four words. three relate by category while one does not. Identify and cross out the odd word in each row.
A compact item lists Wellesley, Gene Mako of Chicago, Scarlet Manager, Lake Champlain, Admiral, and Sparrow with Lapland and Yard noted among the 32 items. The fragment reflects a sequence of proper nouns and place names without a clear narrative.
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