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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
7
The article divides college fashion into musts and would-likes focusing on new silk weaves. It highlights crushless spun silks cooler for fall, practical washable silks with woollike look, and nail silks. Describes tailored frocks, shirtwaist dresses, two-piece outfits, and evening frocks with molded bodices and wide belts.
The guide advises black outfits for high school and college dances. It highlights a black slipper satin or velvet prom frock with a high front wing and low back decolletage, a shiny over-stitched belt, and matching accessories. It also suggests silk satin for tea dresses and formal jackets with classic sports-jacket lines and ostrich plume bonnet accents.
Cherie Nicholas notes velvet dominates the season with deep red stiff velvet gowns. Chanel models feature luxurious marten collars and cuffs and button front closures with many tiny buttons on sheer fabrics creating a feminine appeal.
Yellow remains a summer staple but green is being favored as the future color for fall. Designers across manufacturers show green lines in preparation, seen as Renaissance and a shift from browns reds and rust. Green woolen dresses are ready for shop windows as shoppers eye fashion previews.
Green and white jade jewelry dominates Paris shop windows with carved necklaces pins and earrings. Bracelets and rings in jade complement a range of jade Buddhas monkeys and elephants from small miniatures to statuettes eight to ten inches tall.
Smart designers favor velvet lame metal fabrics cellophane blends brocades and lace for elegant evening clothes this season.
Viscount Snowden argues Assolini aims to conquer Ethiopia and then Austria, predicting a chain reaction dragging Germany into war. He warns a general European war could ensue unless the great powers and America act decisively to press Mussolini and unite against him. The piece stresses the gravity of the Italo-Ethiopian question and possible global collapse.
Senator Peter Norbeck argues the New Deal has errors but praises relief and calls for reform of the gold standard and Bank Guaranty law. He warns Republicans must embrace progressives to win and prevent third party gains in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Administrator James A. Moffett notes $250 million in building insurance and at least $600 million in non program construction. He cites 500 000 buildings and 5 000 industries across 8 000 communities, calling the effort a growing national enterprise begun after 1919 in England.
Nationally known economist argues that budget balance requires retrenchment in expenditure and sensible Federal Reserve policy not high taxes. He says current legislation aims to redistribute wealth rather than raise revenue and would not balance the budget.
Governor of New York Herbert H. Lehmann stresses crime is a complex issue. He calls for a public conference to discuss juvenile delinquency education probation law enforcement procedure extradition prison administration parole and rehabilitation as part of a comprehensive study.
A speaker denounces wage and price fixing on works relief, arguing government wages at 19 dollars monthly and monopoly controls erode the manhood of the American citizen, reducing workers to peons.
The article explores two sides of shopping a tiresome chore and a pleasant venture. It notes window shopping as a lure to enter stores and highlights how well displays and departments attract buyers, suggesting strategies to shop efficiently or enjoyably in cities or small towns.
A brief item notes a survey question about how Americans view themselves. It reports a general inference that many see themselves as fair minded and reasonable in public discourse.
Do not rely on home remedies to fight malaria. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic offers a scientific mix of tasteless quinine and iron to kill infection and fortify the system. Available in 50c and $1 sizes, with the larger giving more value. Get a bottle at any drugstore today.
Readers urged to mail a Grape-Nuts package with name and address to Battle Creek Michigan for a Dizzy Dean Winners membership pin and a club manual detailing 37 free prizes. Offer expires December 31 1935 good only in USA.
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