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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
9
A Budapest circus star known as Professor Agrippa, famed for a 32 day sealed box starvation act, died of starvation in hospital after collapsing in the street. Once a 20 year Hungarian champion, his career declined with the world crisis.
An advertisement promises a full week’s supply of health giving Postum at no cost to any reader who writes for it. The offer appears in another section of the paper.
A reflective line notes that modesty rarely dwells in a heart lacking noble virtues.
Ad touts Genuine Bayer Aspirin as dissolving instantly to start relieving neuritis, neuralgia and headaches at once. Claims millions insist on Bayer by name to ensure genuine product and rapid effect.
A Horace Mann saying urges seekers of greatness to pursue truth and find both.
Adlerika offers quick relief for bowel issues by using seven cathartic and carminative ingredients. It claims to cleanse the stomach and bowels, relieve gas, and reduce bowel congestion within hours with doctors and druggists recommending it for 35 years.
The article highlights a woolen fashion surge for fall with chic jacquard weaves, embroidered woolens, and bold plaids. It notes two tone wool ensembles, versatile two-piece outfits, and novel silhouettes like sunray tucks and a stand-up collar, predicting a trend-forward wardrobe.
Cherie Nicholas notes manufacturers craft distinctive yet practical bag openings. The transatlantic handbag features a suitcase-like zipper and roomy interior for travel papers and a pocket novel. It pairs with tailored clothes and washable kid gloves to match leather underarm bags.
The season highlights the American beauty rose in costumes and accessories. Roses appear in clusters and solo, from shoulder to knee length, on scarves and handker chiefs, with rose and black accents in copper tones. Romantic polish suffuses fall palettes with old rose, coral, mauve, and faint smoke-blue undertones across gowns, jewelry, and nails.
Fall collection highlights pale blue loosely knit fine wool reading jackets and matching nightdresses. The pieces emphasize comfort and simple woven textures in a muted palette.
The article promotes Swiss hand painted buttons in peasant style as desirable adornments for ski wear, urging readers to acquire them for their ski outfits.
Taupe felt models show an uptick as retailers report rising demand for early fall fashion. Designers note neutral tones appeal to a broad audience and pair easily with seasonal layers and textures.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1841-B presents a flattering frock with short or long sleeves and scalloped blouse opening. It features a darted waist and shoulders with a self fabric belt for a slimming look, available in sizes 34 through 46. Patterns priced 15 cents. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago Illinois.
A newspaper column promotes a Grape Nuts advertisement inviting readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program for chances at valuable free prizes. The ad appears in an adjacent column as a reader engagement stunt.
A reflective piece notes faith can move mountains and shape destinies, illustrating perseverance, resilience, and spiritual effort guiding everyday challenges and transformations.
A short quotation states that remembrance is the only paradise from which we cannot be driven away, attributed to Richter.
Quote by Henry David Thoreau asserts life as a battle demanding pluck and perseverance. It declares despair and postponement as cowardice, claiming men are born to succeed, not to fail.
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