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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
8
Julia Bottomley notes how printed velvets and Spanish inspired gowns dominate the autumn and winter mode. High fashion features boleros, princess lines, feathered prints, and a variety of colors from blueberry to forest green.
Aunt Mahala arrives a day early for a visit and pushes Celia to tidy and host. Celia’s prep includes a potluck of coffee, pork, and waffles while Aunt Mahala critiques decor yet bonds with Celia and Don. The pair share a meal and a revealing moment about adapting under pressure.
In a Farm Journal sketch Willie and family picnic uninvited on a roadside farm. The dialogue shows careless acts: setting grass and fences on fire, dropping trash, and rushing away as a car approaches. The child clutches ducklings, while parents lament the farmer’s losses and blame others.
A factory described as the same $2 acre plant built by 2,550,000 owners of Atwater Kent Radio touts the Screen-Grid Radio. The article notes meticulous care and cooperation from top American cabinet makers to meet demand for refined radio cabinets and sound design.
Peter Guthrie Jones, the Baltimore Alstorian, discusses a Paris divorce scandal where French lawyers and judges allegedly accepted bribes to approve quick divorces. He notes American lawyers refuse costly cases, accusing them of high fees rather than ethics. A Detroit Free Press quotation highlights lawyers avoiding defense once theft is ruled out.
An emaciated cat trapped under concrete church steps during construction was rescued by Philadelphia P C A workers. The cat likely crawled in overnight and was unintentionally sealed inside when the crew completed the steps.
Article notes a local order in Almeria Spain barring all men from the marketplace during forenoon hours to protect women from molestation while they run domestic errands. Men must obtain a permit to make purchases.
In Santa Fe Magazine an old custom is described as a quaint ritual.
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