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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
7
Cherie Nicholas notes mothers and daughters debating school dresses in washable pure silk crepe and spun silks. The piece highlights silk fabrics, colors, pleat styles, and accessories, claiming launderable silks save energy and keep frocks like new after rubbing.
When frost is near, plaid wool coats bring warmth and color. The Cherie Nicholas item pairs plaid wool with rich coloring and optional fur trim, aimed at immediate wear and top fashion standings this autumn season.
A stylist notes a shift to shorter fuller freer fall skirts for both sports and tailored wear. She observes sturdy low heeled shoes with simple lines and broad straps to match the new freedom, while afternoon evening footwear remains refined and less ornate to balance elaborate skirts.
Harper's Bazaar previews fall and winter evening attire with rich fabrics like velvets and taffetas, metallics, silks, and semi transparent crepes. Silhouettes favor flowing lines from neck to hem, draped detailing, and carefully fitted corsets. Colors range from azure blues to deep sapphires, reds, and greens with paillettes for embellishment.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Iowa notes heavy criticism of the administration amid an election year. He argues legislation aims at the greatest good for the greatest number and points to rising markets and profits as signs of economic recovery.
Col. William J. Donovan argues the Republican party can cut federal payrolls, return relief to local agencies, and curb public borrowing. He warns the issue is whether to preserve the United States as established or risk uncertain, policy-driven experiments, calling for a defense of liberty and balances of authority.
In the current climate cheap money and scarce heavy equipment signal a path toward recovery. With low interest rates and renewed confidence, Canada could mirror Britain’s balanced budget and rising prosperity. The speaker argues Canada’s vast resources and energetic people will fuel unprecedented business expansion once confidence returns.
Federal Communications Commissioner George H. Payne argues radio is dominated by commercial interests and warns against treating broadcasting as a fifth estate in government. He notes the people, via government, regulate airwaves to prevent such power concentration.
Federal Housing Administrator James A. Moffett argues that U S silver policy is blamed for China’s woes including Shanghai’s real estate collapse. He contends China overall is better off than a year ago despite depressions floods and crop failures and notes Shanghai’s market boom collapsed with silver losses.
Former New York Governor Alfred E. Smith argues against socialism and communism, condemning them as anti Christian and anti American. He asserts property comes from labor and warns demagogues mislabeling their aims. WNU Service.
A small memo pad hanger measures about 8 by 10 inches when finished. Package No A-7 includes stamped unbleached muslin and a paper scratch pad with directions. thread and binding are not included. Sent postpaid for 15 cents from Home Craft Co. Dept A St Louis Mo.
Fleas breed in carpets and cracks, 17 days from egg to flea. They spread diseases and tapeworms to dogs and sometimes to children. Dust pets with pyrethrum powder and spray rugs and cracks with liquid insecticides to control an infestation.
A guide explains how the average gardener can store summer surplus for winter use. It lists vegetables suitable for natural storage such as beets cabbage carrots celery onions and potatoes and notes dried beans like lima beans store well. It suggests a half-acre garden can supply a family year round and discusses cellar storage with temperature control and outdoor cellars as low cost options.
A concise contemplation on using current abilities rather than imagining ideal powers. Emphasizes practical effort and personal responsibility over hypothetical superiority.
A nest containing six eggs was found in a coal car at a Welsh colliery in Gellyceldrim. The management ordered the car detached and left on the siding until the eggs hatched and the young birds flew.
Hurja reports the doctor visit yesterday ended with a $3 charge. Sissen complains about the small amount yet reflects on medical billing practices.
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