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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1926

Page

3

Novel Plaids And Tweeds Set Fashion For Gowns

Julia Bottomley surveys 1926 spring coats and dresses featuring wool tweeds, plaids, and fur trims. Bright colors, cut details, and new sleeve shapes define smart office and street wear with navy cloths, herringbone, and seal panel accents. Weathered fashion notes highlight coat dresses and one piece cloth frocks in modern color stories.

Paris Directoire Julia Bottomley Western Newspaper Union

Old Fashioned Kitchen Notebook Recipes and Tips

A 1926 column preserves a kitchen guide with recipes for beef tongue bake Salmon Luncheon Dish and Orange Cream Pie. It also lists soups such as Vellete Soup Scotch Puree Vermont Chicken Soup and Bisque of Turnip plus quick stocks and cheese balls demonstrations.

Vermont

Two Famous Women Born in Same Year 1819

In 1819 two prominent women were born one in England and one in New England. Queen Victoria’s wisdom and kindness earned her a revered place in Britain while Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound became a household name in America. Reports from Marshall Illinois and Philadelphia cite health improvements after using the product.

Old England New England Queen Victoria Lydia E. Pinkham Marshall Illinois Pinkham Anna McHenry Philadelphia Penna Caroline Nagy Sears St Lydia B. Pinkham

Lightning hits again in same place joke remark

A brief note from the Tuscumbia Times quotes a local quip about lightning striking twice in the same spot referencing a humorous line about fate and mischance. It mentions a casual, scattered smile as weather lore and literary aside.

Tuscumbia Alo

Soviet Official Tours Russia Against Excessive Tea

A government commissioner tours the country lecturing on the evils of tea drinking. A Swiss inventor patents a process to rot and disintegrate ravntie to obtain fiber for textiles.

Russia

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