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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
3
The feature notes how sweaters emphasize long sleeves and bold necklines with colors like red black and gray stripes and luxurious materials such as mohair rayon and zephyr. It highlights coats with fur trim godets long sleeves and varied collars, in browns beiges blues and greens, with silk duvetine and metal embroidery enhancing elegance.
Investigators study reports of school programs training communist workers and missionaries in several states. Fifty students trained this summer were to spread propaganda. instructor Hayes admitted doctrine and red flag rhetoric. Soviet funding of 360000 dollars cited. commission maintains opposition to Bolshevism.
Florida aims for the 1928 American Legion meeting with Orlando hosting and Miami proposed as its bid leader backed by pledged funding from the Miami Chamber of Commerce. Philadelphia favored for 1926 as part of Sesquicentennial events. Paris figures as a likely site for 1927 with French government support explored.
Memorial remarks describe Harry Warner as sincere, courageous, and influential editor of the Paris Morning News. Ex Governor Neff extols Texas’s greatness before U S Insurance Commissioners in San Antonio, citing large gas, oil, and market facts. The writer defends motives and expresses dedication to the masses over politics.
The River Rhone, often regarded as the swiftest river in the world, attains speeds near forty miles per hour in certain sections of its course.
Palm fiber once used for native raincoats in China arrives as a versatile material here. Companies plan to convert palm fiber into moisture protectors and other products, expanding its industrial use.
Aged Japanese statesman recalls a saucer shaped scar on the tip of his nose as a vaccination mark. He explains nose vaccination was chosen for low cost and easy verification by medical officers. He notes Western trends moving away from nose vaccination before modern fashions.
A tourist remarks that scenery cannot be exported, while another quips that scenery is exported widely on postcards, highlighting a humorous view of marketing landscapes. The exchange contrasts the impossibility of exporting scenery with the ready-made product of postcard images.
About 250 New York street vendors known as peddlers attended a testimonial dinner paid for by their trade. Invitations were gold inscribed, the meal was first rate, and Mrs Molly Burasch nicknamed queen of the peddlers wore a diamond diadem and a white lace dress.
Mrs Andrew Carnegie will extend her summer visits at Skibo Castle in Sutherlandshire Scotland. Her coming is expected to boost local spending as merchants and residents anticipate economic activity. The Navy department collaborates with the weather bureau to use airplanes for gathering weather data.
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