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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
7
The piece outlines versatile midseason coats suitable for transition from summer to fall. It highlights white and pastel wool coats, light featherweight wools, and soft tweed options with practical features like roomy pockets and wide lapels. It also notes polo and travel coats in white or natural shades designed for damp or transitional weather.
The piece notes advance fall hat fashions prioritize height with three leading silhouettes berets toques and turbans plus brims that turn up to reveal the hairstyle. It highlights velvet berets as a midseason smart choice and a high side brim hat with dramatic feather trims as a future trend.
Fall fashion shows feature veils that cover hats and shoulders. The leading daytime option is large mesh veils with chenille, while lace veils suit formal wear. Circular veils drape over high crowns, sometimes forming a crown for the hat, or center cutouts fit around crowns and edge brims for a downward sweep toward the waist.
A Paris fashion house unveils an evening gown with a short front skirt and a longer back dip, echoing tarleton ballet skirts. The voluminous folds create wide sweeping motion, offering practicality and grace compared with floor-length designs.
Headdresses and heels accent simple outfits at Midwestern country clubs. Dusty pink frocks pair with beige turbans and ostrich skin pumps. White ensembles feature paisley headbands and matching heels.
The column answers practical questions on polite handshakes at farewells, hosting a large tea with committee help, serving plans for a teen birthday party, managing lunch invitations at work, seating at weddings, and proper dining terms. It provides concise, era‑tone advice from Mrs. Post and practical tips for hosts.
The article notes Hetty Green as the world’s greatest woman financier. It adds that psychologists find the only child at age five tends to be superior in health, intelligence, and play compared with peers with siblings. It also lists formal and informal salutations to address the President in Washington D C.
The text states that three acres or more counts as a farm in census terms, while smaller tracts qualify only if they produce at least 250 dollars in crops annually. It also notes mangroves gather mud with tangled roots on shallow shores in the American tropics and subtropics.
A collection of short home tips includes removing shine from blue serge with vinegar, making a tasty salad with beet pickles in lemon gelatin, avoiding burns with a spring clothes peg, washing light bulbs for better illumination, and a honey cinnamon spread for hot breads.
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