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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
7
The piece highlights beret trends in midsummer to early fall fashion, noting velvet and felt options, quilted taffeta and crepe models, varied shapes from saucy toppers to brimmed hats, and accessories like feathers and jeweled clips. It cites black silk and grosgrain berets, versatile derbies, and eye catching ensembles pairing berets with shirts and dresses.
An avalanche of cellophane fabrics arrives for fall boosting wools silks synthetics and velvets with interwoven glitter. Wool jersey gains subdued shine from silver cellophane flecks and a delicate cellophane lace appears. A new anthracite material shines with a polished finish thanks to cellophane.
Fashion notes praise blond fur collars as flattering for junior girls. Badger and natural lynx promise to be two favored trimmings for the upcoming season.
A playful piece notes artificial cherry and strawberry earrings paired with matching boutonnieres for lapels, describing a whimsical accessory trend.
Cherie Nicho las presents satin fashion for a first frock and midseason styling. Satin costumes pair with black felt berets and sleek lingerie neckwear for a high style look.
R. R. Snapp explains that retiring 1.5 million acres from corn and wheat under AAA requires adjusting livestock numbers. Cattle act as a stabilizing “lock washer,” enabling farmers to shift to more forage and pasture and help maintain land fertility through manure. Beef cattle also help absorb surpluses by converting corn into beef, smoothing market fluctuations.
A Montreal Herald writer outlines methods to restore deteriorated concrete silos by removing defective material, reapplying cement grout, and plastering with rich mortar. For through walls, replace sections, then reseal. Air leaks cause moldy silage. cement washes fail due to wall pressure. A flexible coating is needed.
The article notes ponds used for livestock as a mosquito source on farms. It warns against poisoning water or draining ponds and suggests deep ponds to prevent drying. Introduce fish to feed on mosquito larvae as a natural control measure.
Rye hay provides similar feed value to oats hay with slightly less digestible protein. Cut in early milk stage before awns harden to ensure bright dust free hay. Stems and leaves cure well and can be fed to livestock as with other cereal hays.
The Department of Agriculture plans to change farmers attitudes toward pasture land. It will promote proper grass selection as a way to gain returns that exceed the effort. It notes that typical American pasture land is often the least productive use of farm ground.
Hezekiah urges Judah to observe Passover to reunite a divided nation. The invitation spans both kingdoms, cites ancestral ties, mercy of God, and aims to heal and restore loyalty to the Lord. Priests and Levites led, heathen altars removed, seven day feast extended to deepen conversion.
A quotation attributed to John Wesley on fearless obedience and prayer. The line emphasizes gathering one hundred men who fear sin and seek God, capable of challenging evil and advancing divine aims.
A compact note cites John Von Muller urging heartful effort to understand scripture. It emphasizes personal need guiding interpretation for believers studying the Bible across testaments.
A dietetic writer notes men are more engaged with cooking and requests for recipes, including pot au feu and Indian curry. The Indian curry recipe uses curry sparingly and lists meat, onions, butter, stock, garlic, curry, salt, flour, water, sour cream, almonds or coconut, lemon, and onion rings. Pot au feu uses beef, marrow bone, carrots, turnips, parsley, onion or leeks, bay leaf, pepper, and bread served in broth.
Mallorca will host a island wide celebration honoring Fra Junipero Serra founder of the California missions. Ceremonies will unfold in Petra his birthplace with the bronze bells arches and walls of Serra’s California legacy recalled. Serra born in 1718 joined the Franciscan order and led missions from San Diego along El Camino Real instilling agriculture and civilization along the way.
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