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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
7
Paris summer styles show a return to garden party frocks with sheer weaves and wide brims. Elegant gowns feature organdie and mousseline de soie, beruffled panels, ruched shoulders, and hand embroidery.
A stylish woman models a cotton ensemble from hat to hem, with a bolero jacket and removable scarf neckline. The plaid cotton projects a handsome look rivaling tweed and blends with many dresses, while the matching beret completes the set.
The smooth bell skirt remains the daytime favorite offering freedom with pleats varying in placement. Designers Worth Patou favor straight narrow lines for suits while daytime hems range from about eight to thirteen inches off the ground depending on the label.
Schiaparelli's midseason collection introduces angel wing shoulders on light evening jackets in 1933 styles. Models include a pansy blue crepe wrap with flower sprinkles worn with a white frock. Loose headover frocks feature elastic necklines and simple round necklines.
A stylish dinner outfit pairs a bright colored washable dress with a coordinating lining in a white linen or pique jacket. The guide suggests using the same color for both to create a cohesive look and ease of care.
The note describes pairing black bathing suits with white accessories or matching black with white accents. It emphasizes a contrasting look for swimming attire.
The lesson outlines Solomon's rise as king, acts to secure his realm, divine gifts for wisdom, and building the temple. It covers Adonijah, Abiathar, Joab, and Shimei actions, Solomon's prayer and dedication, and the ark bringing, with prayers for forgiveness, rain, and triumph.
In a Long Island country house Jeffries and Smith scheme to steal Bolingworth's proxy from Sanderson. Smith improvises a trap using a rat cage to recover the envelope after Bolingworth’s plane departure, revealing an empty envelope substituted by the conspirators.
The passage reflects on Jesus as life and light through truth and real prayer as the most intense act. It asserts Christ incarnates in believers life the perfect precepts he taught and affirms God created all things from the start.
A crossword puzzle listing numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Clues reference Easter eggs from i where, Jewish interpretations of scriptures, and varied definitions from 2 one in French to 67 And in French. The puzzle promises solution in the next issue.
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum saying his family will stay active in society but he aims for the airplane class and will keep working hard. He downplays becoming a social butterfly, focusing on his career goals.
A classroom exchange frames Ali Baba as a character associated with mystery and absence during a crime. The boy answers that he was a man who wasn't there when a crime was committed, highlighting the idea of nonpresence as a twist on the traditional tale.
A cheeky note from the Border Cities Star envisions a daring elopement. The couple allegedly travels by Zeppelin to South America to marry in Rio de Janeiro, then plans a public announcement from New York and forgiveness from Cherbourg while wiring for a return fare from Paris.
A customer complains his Venice Gables lot is three feet under water. The agent quips about selling a canoe for 40 dollars to enjoy boating on the property, turning a dispute into a punch line.
In a witty exchange, Hopkins argues Shakespeare never repeats a plot while an unseen witness list in the courts is cited as proof. The remarks humorously compare literary variety to legal testimony.
Mr. Stoneage jokes about liking a girl who can take a joke. Miss Rocks replies that such humor makes him a good chance of being accepted.
The Border Cities Star quotes Mrs Highbride expressing disappointment in her husband who values home life while he wishes to attend events with her, highlighting domestic strain and social gossip.
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