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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1938
Page
2
Cherie Nicholas notes a fall shift to feminine, individualized wardrobes built from pure silks and home sewing. Silk varieties from crepe to satin inspire versatile daytime and evening dresses, with patterns enabling stylish, affordable gowns by hobbyists or small dressmakers.
A sympathetic visitor questions a prisoner who admits he borrowed money and had to knock the lender down several times to obtain it. The prisoner expresses regret as he explains the cause of his imprisonment.
Costume jewelry dominates the scene with heavy fobs lockets and dangling clips. Smart close-fitting neckwear includes dog collar styles and plastrons, turning simple black dresses into gowns of glamour. Gold jewelry, belts, and necklaces complete the dramatic look.
An afternoon lace fashion display in New York showcased Paris pieces by leading couturiers. Marcelle Dormoy presented venise lace with proper body for draping, featuring new sleeve length and a slightly draped bodice contrasted with a fuller waist girdle and a violet purplish hue.
Braids and soutaches reappear in full abundance in fall fashion, recalling past glamour while updating modern looks. Designers feature thread-fine trims to broad flat braids as top details across major collections.
A fashion brief suggests velvet hats for fall with an immediate option a black velvet beret styled to lean to one side. The piece highlights velvet as a favored material for quick seasonal wear.
Spring hues of pinks greens and yellows appear in new clothing designs reflecting the season. The vivid colors brighten wardrobes and signal a trend shift in fashion.
A simple hand knit square pattern labeled 1820 offers easy instructions for beginners. It uses two large needles and two strands, with no increases or decreases, and includes directions, stitch illustrations, materials, and a photo. Request pattern by sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept in New York.
Advertises Adlerika as a dual action remedy acting as a carminative and cathartic to relieve stomach gas and clear bowels within two hours. Claims quick, non-gripe relief with no habit formation and promotes availability at all drug stores.
A maxim attributed to Long fellow notes that many fail small tasks when overwhelmed by grand aims, suggesting balance between daily progress and lofty goals. It cautions against overreaching while neglecting basics.
An advertisement claims Creomulsion relieves coughing chest cold and bronchial irritation by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm. It urges customers to try it, noting a druggist refund if not satisfied and instructing to ask for the genuine Creomulsion.
A reflective aphorism compares ignorance to a night with no moon or star, echoing Confucius on inner darkness and the absence of guiding light.
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