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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1937

Page

6

Lights of New York tot lot on West 43rd Street

A 10 year old girl silhouette forms a three foot six inch high entrance to a Hell's Kitchen tot lot run by the Boys' Athletic Club. The 300 child capacity features murals and playground equipment while parents view through port holes.

New York Fth Street Ninth Tenth Avenues Boys’ Athletic Club Hell’s Kitchen Coney

Dealer in Red Underwear Doing Thriving Business

E M Hulce of Toledo Ohio runs a shop selling only underwear and hosiery. He claims Toledo is the red underwear consuming capital of the world and cites a mail order clientele from around the world. He notes fashion and price stability with garments selling for 3.89 dollars.

Toledo Ohio E. M. Hulce Hulce

Fashion for college wardrobes and suede triumphs

The article highlights roguish yet practical college outfits from a Chicago fashion pageant. It praises long cape costumes and suede jackets as key items, notes interchangeable ensembles, and emphasizes suede and fur as dominant fall trends for campus wear and evening looks.

Lagoon Lake Front Chicago

Spices Lend Hues for Fall Wardrobe

Spice shades from light tan to deep brown influence late summer and early fall fashion. Foods set the palette as cosmetics tint to harmonize with these spice colors. The shift reverses old trends where style dictated diet and shape.

Fall Hats Go Low in Back in Paris

Paris fashion notes describe Patou showing fall hats with a low back design. Hair is covered, anchored without elastic, and long back-to-front lines arise from forward draping of toques. Brims curve up on one side and dip low on the other to emphasize the profile.

Patou

Multicolored Accent Shantung Summer Costume Details

A white shantung summer costume features a front yoke with multicolored striped applications. Bright stripes in red green blue and yellow repeat on the pockets of the short white shantung jacket.

Belting Ribbon Hats Add Life To Costumes

A little hat of belting ribbon, whether black or colored, will freshen up a costume with simple style and charm.

Sister Dresses by Cherie Nicholas

Matching sister dresses are the trend of the hour with little friends wearing identical frocks. The outfits shown feature a theme song print inspired by In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree with rosy cheeked apples as the allover pattern.

Morse learned painter to inventor of the telegraph tale

The Kansas City Star recounts Samuel Morse an artist turned inventor. Morse studied with Washington Allston in America and London patience. He met Sir Benjamin West who observed the moment the king received the Declaration of Independence. Morse later conceived the telegraph during his return voyage in 1832 and publicly demonstrated it May 24, 1844.

Samuel Morse Washington Allston United States Allston London Benjamin West Royal Academy West Morse Ernest Greenwood Amber Amperes Mr. Morse England National Academy America Europe Washington Baltimore Kansas City

A Worthy Object Drives Will Power and Duty

The text argues that a person needs a worthwhile aim beyond salary to unleash full effort. It states ownership, partnership, management, or increased rewards awaken willpower. It adds that doing good to others also benefits the doer, elevating self and character.

Jones De Vere Jones encounters a country scarecrow

Jones De Vere Jones spends a day in the country and compliments a farmer. He wonders about the scarecrow as an oldest inhabitant. The farmer replies the scarecrow is not a resident, just a visitor.

Jones de Vere Jones

Law of compensation echoes through life and society

Ray S. Ayers argues that action equals reaction and balance governs all things from personal behavior to economies. He warns that sustained excess destabilizes systems and only balanced lives and structures restore order, whether by individuals or those who follow, in the Detroit News excerpt.

God Ray S. Ayers Detroit News

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