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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
7
The article profiles the costume suit as a solution for wearers who doubt they can wear a suit. Designers present three illustrated ensembles: a Chicago market look with a slim silhouette, an Italian Renaissance inspired restaurant outfit in royal purple velvet, and a Russian influenced fitted town suit with a flared tunic.
A youthful chic evening wrap in brown velveteen with a red riding hood look. Gladys Swarthout favors this hooded accessory worn over a powder blue silk gown with full skirt and tailored top. Black velvet could be an elegant alternative for winter parties.
Pleats trend through fall wardrobes with pleated sleeves, sheer blouses, and gowns. Designers showcase pleats from neck to hem in black chiffon and crepe, pairing with velvet cocktail suits. Shoppers praise the look for its seductive yet classic silhouette.
Fall season handbags showcase frogback antelope pebble suede, puffed and quilted calf, saddle leather, alligator, pigskin, and ostrich with patent leather. Top handles dominate as roomy soft bags move away from rigid frames. shapes are square or oblong. Metal fasteners and monograms rise, with gilt padlock and key locks on the Schiaparelli model and metal rimmed keyholes. The mad money bag in suede adds a tiny gold coin change purse on a gilt chain.
British scientist Professor W W Watts argues the brain of man outshines all wonders, an instrument shaping thoughts actions memories and bodies, guiding science art speech and rule over mankind across creation and time. The piece extols brainpower as the ultimate marvel in human knowledge.
Mike Yerkal, an unemployed woodsman in Spokane Washington, received police protection for his beard after a man assaulted him and demanded he be shaved. Yerkal stated he has worn the beard for many years and questions why a barber would threaten him.
Dr Frank P Graham argues farmers and industrial workers share common interests and power to block a fascist dictatorship in America. He says communist dictatorship seems less likely but warns on future threats tied to New Deal reforms and constitutional readjustments for democracy and industry.
Bertran H Snell argues that all major New Deal laws aim to remove private initiative and shift control to the government. He contends the plan reduces citizens to automatons under bureaucratic rule, unaccountable to the people.
A new process in Great Britain's government laboratories yields a gallon of gasoline worth 25 cents from a gallon of tar costing 7 cents. The development promises a cheaper fuel source and may impact energy economics and industrial chemistry.
Ethiopian Minister to Britain argues Britons would govern Ethiopia fairly, urges a 20 year peace and a £20,000,000 loan to build schools across Abyssinia, claims Mussolini aims to civilize by mass killing, and questions Italian colonial aims.
The piece argues pacifists decry war while diplomats chase observance of covenants. It claims capital profits will rise, banks flourish, and widespread death in Ethiopia will not trouble money on deposit. The author notes personal financial gain from the South African War.
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, calls for a nationwide boycott of Germany in protest of Hitler's brutality and persecution. He argues civilized nations must not remain silent and urges all Americans to join the boycott.
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