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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
3
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas surveys winter social gowns inspired by art and antiquity. Gowns emphasize flowing velvet crepes silk and metallics with sculptural draping, jeweled belts, and Grecian silhouettes. Featured designs include Jeanne Lanvin magenta crepe gown and hammered silver cloth ensembles with harem hems and bold color contrasts.
A long sleeved dinner gown in glittering silk lame shows elegant fabric with simple styling. The Far East influence appears in a silk lame turban and a long vivid sash with side pleats at the hemline. Low heeled sandals complete the look.
The fur blouse emerges as a new accessory alongside velvet suits and white galyak pieces. A peplum blouse with short sleeves pairs with a white galyak top coat and Cossack turban. Fur vests and muff options in wine green and brown complete coordinated ensembles for in-between occasions.
Paris fashion report notes evening shoes with elaborate effects and Greek inspired shapes. Salome style showcased in glass like acetate fabric from Col combet.
Velvet fashion gains prominence as dresses coats suits and hats feature noncrushable velvet fabrics in current styles. Designers highlight versatility and luxury across wardrobe essentials for the season.
A State Department report adds that Paul Redfern may be alive in Dutch Guiana. An expedition led by Maj. Willis Taylor could be launched soon with support from explorer James La Varre and consular agent James S. Lawton. A Creole teacher described sightings of a wrecked plane and a white man near Sapakunu and Paloemeu.
Joe Starr a full blooded Blackfoot Indian and CCC camp member in Assonet Mass. learns to read and write after months of study under Camp Instructor Abial Hammond. His first letter to Maj. Gen. Fox Conner thanks the chance to write English and mentions his wide wanderings from Butte to Singapore and Boston's CCC shelter.
The sacred relics housed in the spire cock of Notre Dame Paris have turned to dust during cleaning work. The relics of Sainte Genevieve and Saint Denis, placed in the cock in 1860, were long considered protectors of Paris.
The German army plans a new Academy of Military Music to train musicians alongside soldiers. Located at Bueckeburg, the program aims to start first classes in mid November as conscription returns to full force.
A New York feature on Central Park Zoo boarding animals for a fee, noting monkeys as the most common, and recounting the Genevieve tale where a Park Avenue mistress failed to reclaim her pet monkey. The piece also mentions famous visitors like George M. Cohan and Alfred P. Sloan Jr. enjoying park sights.
Mrs Lillian Mitchner, president of the Kansas W I T U, says Carrie Nation did not wield a hatchet in her famous dry crusade, using stones instead and stating she helped to release Nation from jail in Manhattan Kansas.
Black widow spiders won a complete victory here as a prairie dog town was evacuated. Reports note webs across the entrance to the town and describe the local area as a busy sector last spring.
Philip H. Schneider estate valued about $1,000,000 will give major share to a Michigan hamlet of 2,000 souls with Lowell, Michigan boyhood home slated to receive the bulk after Mrs. Schneider's death in Akron.
A household guide describes varying meat dishes with economical options like Swedish meat balls and baked Hamburg steak. It includes recipes for baked Hamburg steak and Swedish meat balls, plus a French dressing, and notes on preparing accompanying sides and coffee.
Travelers may still spot early Edinburgh houses built unusually tall inside the city walls where space was limited. These structures, dubbed sky scrapers in local lore, reflect constrained urban design from the era.
A fall fashion pattern description highlights an all occasion frock with back and front flares, a drop-shoulder yoke, puff sleeves, a tiny round collar, and surface rich novelty crepes or sheer wool options. Pattern 2397 offered in sizes 12 through 40 with 8 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. send 15 cents to Pattern Dept., New York City.
A Rochester letter notes that Iceland faced an ice shortage for the first time as heat melted glaciers and icebergs supplying Reykjavik. The piece mentions the irony of carrying ice to Iceland and cites an unusually hot Icelandic summer.
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