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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
7
The Western Newspaper Union notes a fall 'purpose' suit trend with jackets and topcoats in varied silhouettes from loose to trim. Materials include rabbit wool blends with checks and plaids in carioca red, brown, and yellow, offering smart street and campus wear with luxe yet affordable fabrics.
Belts grow wider with a broad suede belt and composition arrow accent on a two tone rabbit wool dress. The simple campus look features a high wide neckline and the Alix idea for a youthful flattering silhouette.
Paris society women take up frogskin shoes as the latest fashion craze. Reports note stylish preference among feminine followers seeking distinct texture and chic appearance in recent social rounds.
Designers show a simple shirtwaist dress reimagined in satin and sequins. They pair innocent schoolgirl silhouettes with luxurious fabrics to heighten feminine allure, while women enjoy a paradoxical, masculine aesthetic from tailored lines.
Smart women will wear satin gowns with feather capes this autumn. Deep purples and greens, pinks with cornflower blues, and smoky gray satin pairings show chic color contrasts. The trend likely continues until heavier velvet and fur wraps appear for formal evenings.
Fall handbag trends feature soft flexible bags with no rigid frames. Designs vary from Schiaparelli five sided bags with inverted plaits to Molyneux long underarm silhouettes in many sizes and forms.
Lesson outlines Philip's meeting with the Ethiopian treasurer in the desert, his preaching of Jesus from Isaiah, and the Ethiopian's conversion and baptism. It emphasizes divine direction, interpreting scripture, and rejoicing after faith and baptism.
Dr. H. C. G. Moule urges Christians to side against themselves and forego their strongest rights for others. He stresses readiness to endure harm to oneself while guarding the rights of others, even the least visible.
A brief quotation contrasts hurry and despatch, noting that hurry signals weakness while despatch shows strength, attributed to Colton.
The article argues beginners should use light guns for fast action in upland birds. It warns against heavy 12 gauge guns, endorsing 20 gauge as ideal for beginners, with 16 gauge secondary and 6 to 6.5 pound targets. It emphasizes proper gun weight, call your shots, and steady, confident shooting within 30 yards.
A London woman nearly poisoned with 225 grains of a hypnotic drug survived after injections of six grains of strychnine, a method noted by the British Medical Journal as an antidote for poison from veronal group drugs. The patient remained comatose for about sixty hours but fully recovered.
Freling Foster reports in Collier's Weekly on a Japan developed photo sculpture method. The sitter spends only a few seconds in a chair while 456 vertical contour photographs of the head are taken, producing bronze busts in any size with striking photographic accuracy.
A cave near Grottoes Virginia invites debate over its unknown discoverer. J Luther Kibler cites Bishop James Madison as a possible mapmaker while noting President James Madison’s kin related to the site. The cave’s age and colorful stalactites are emphasized.
A medal believed to be the oldest representation of Christ was discovered in Trieste. Only five such medals were known, struck during Emperor Tiberius era, bearing the Messiah's head on one side and the inscription The Messiah has come in peace, the Light has shone upon men on the other.
Cleveland News notes a playful exchange where Rennie defines an island as a place you cannot leave without a boat, framed as a humorous educational moment.
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