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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
3
CHERIE NICHOLAS surveys junior wardrobe trends as schoolgirls return to classes. She highlights shirtwaist dresses in ring-dotted wash silk and rayon blends, knitted twin-sweater outfits with angora trim, and a velvet party frock in wine with plaid taffeta girdle.
Furs for fall split into three classes long black broadtail coats with shawl collars edged in silver fox and new gray broadtail shades. Three quarter styles avoid bulk while fur scarves capes and short boleros grow in popularity. Silver fox capes and black broadtail coats with silver fox trim appear with a beige ermine edged in blue fox.
A fashion note explains a single black silk dress can be transformed with three collar styles to serve as a sports frock luncheon dress and cocktail costume. It cautions against overtaxing the garment with excessive trimming while highlighting careful collar selection for versatility.
Despite the wave of new materials in fashion chiffon continues to hold its own as a favored fabric. The article notes chiffon’s enduring appeal and versatility in garments.
A fashion notes column describes fall costumes blending two and three materials. An outfit pairs a brown tweed coat with rust camel hair skirt and plaid velvet blouse in rust brown beige, plus a two piece dress and matching hat. The chenille knit dress features a new violet hue. A matching coat and gloves complete the set with studded trim.
Bridge club chatter reveals Tom and Betty Linton rekindle vows for their son Jack. The couple, earlier facing divorce after a family crisis, decide to stay together for the boy, while Jack’s illness sparks a reminder to focus on family harmony.
Chinch bug damaged corn and barley in central Illinois may be replaced by alfalfa or red clover. Extends legume acreage, supports the agricultural adjustment plan, and helps farmers seed mid-summer if soil is sweet and phosphorus-rich. Buckwheat remains a limited cash crop. Japanese and Silver Hull varieties yield best.
Workers from the bureau of chemistry and soils publish a survey for the Department of Agriculture estimating U S phosphate resources at 6 2 billion long tons worth about 18 billion dollars. The study details occurrence production reserves and composition of domestic phosphate rock and its value as a fertilizer resource.
A Missouri experiment station study shows colts fed 4 288 pounds of grain and 5 723 pounds of hay by age three perform as well as those receiving 7 688 pounds of grain and 4 664 pounds of hay. Growth was slower but leg soundness improved. overall work horse quality matched those with higher grain.
Hoard's Dairyman notes millet yields hay with lower protein similar to sudan and adapts well. Best quality hay comes from cutting before heads fullness and maturity. Japanese varieties give heavier yield. foxtail types such as German and Hungarian produce finer stems and more leaves. Seed需求 25 to 80 pounds, planted 0.5 to 0.75 inches deep.
Demand for the tuberculin test by cattle owners in 23 states exceeds capacity of veterinarians. In 1983 nearly 2,000,000 cattle waited for testing, with Iowa Minnesota Missouri New York and Vermont each holding over 100,000 on waiting lists. other states report substantial though smaller numbers.
A secretary tells awaiting townsmen of Senator Sorghum that many are watching him. He responds with resolve, stating he remains industrious and unafraid despite a difficult job ahead.
Citizens echo calls for cleaner air while fearing renewed industrial smoke. A health commission faces pressure as residents push for oversight and remediation of factory pollution. Local authorities weigh economic benefits against environmental costs amid mounting complaints.
Rufus notes on finances mock Goofus who admits burning his bills as a humorous aside. The exchange portrays a lighthearted take on debt and responsibility in a comic frame.
The judge orders Bjones to pay alimony and he feels chagrined while his wife smiles broadly. The exchange from Pathfinder Magazine captures the judge's decision and the spouses' differing emotions in a single vignette.
A Father searches for his hair brush after work and asks his wife if she used it. She replies with a playful confession that she used it on two heirs, prompting light humor in the Indianapolis News.
In Clover a sobbing girl is told by a friend that the man who broke her heart also betrayed her father by playing cards with him and causing his ruin. The remark appears in the Boston Transcript.
A witty exchange at a wedding features a guest quipping that the bride did not merely marry into a fine old family she carried it with her. Laughter follows as the guests relish the joke.
A historic reflection recalls Charlie Chaplin as the icon whose century defining feat endures in film and culture. The statement frames Chaplin as a lasting creative force shaping cinema and social commentary.
The line emphasizes that a statesman must prioritize the welfare of ordinary citizens. It frames governance as service to the common man, highlighting responsibility to the everyday populace over elite interests.
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