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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1927
Page
6
Fragmentary text discusses a Greek or Athens event with references to press agencies and public notices. The readable items include scattered names and phrases but no clear event, date, or outcome.
A garbled collection of observations on faith, gender, politics, and society. It cites Romans, Madame Necker, references to Beccie and Irak, late‑season weather, sex appeal, emancipation, and a stray note about Ford’s Billion dollar home. The tone is editorial chatter with scattered names and motifs.
A reflective column argues Chicago embodies a typical American urban arc. It contrasts fabled prestige with endemic crime and reform, noting the same forces at work in other cities. The piece suggests public outrage follows sustained abuse and civic response.
Florida Chamber of Commerce representative Dudley Haddock tours Manatee county praising its truck farming. He cites 1925 26 crop shipments and potential growth despite land being converted to subdivisions. He notes abundant perishables, Fuller's earth deposits at Ellenton, and Manatee’s historic role since 1885.
State lawmaker Senator Wagg introduces a measure to let buyers who bought during Florida’s inflation era return property without losing all payments. It would allow returning deeds with the seller keeping payments and a potential deficiency decided by the court. The Herald notes the proposal and its statewide interest.
A defender of life argues that suicide stems from short sighted selfishness and cowardice. The piece condemns a student who ends his life as ruining his parents hopes and betraying the chance for education. It portrays such an act as a momentary mental lapse and urges resilience.
Mesquite day is set by the state board of health for May 29. Residents are urged to remove pest breeding places. Charles A Browne proprietor of the Wallace theatre dies suddenly. E P Green is reappointed to the state road department. Governor J L Brooks and P W Duggs of Austell Ga buy the Hubiwry trove of 10 acres south of Manates.
The article extols Norris as a plainspoken independent fighter from Nebraska who has stood against peanut politics and fought for principle. It notes his long career from the House to the Senate, his push for constitutional amendments on lame duck sessions, opposition to Vare, and defense of Muscle Shoals hydro power as signs of progressive reform.
One year ago a March building in the city totaled over S0000. Col H H Hogan of Manatee is invited to address the Greater Palmetto Improvement Association on Consolidation. Manatee County used more than 124 tons of fertilizer in March. Range Line road is being re cut with traffic diverted to the iamiami trail. J W Fieldhouse banker and realtor of Elkhart Indiana addresses the Kiwanis club predicting a bright Bradenton future.
Prince Chichi bu of Japan recalled from Oxford by his father's illness took home a pair of love birds. The birds sparked a fad in England that now brings thousands of the popular parlor pets to the orient each month.
The Times-Union notes growing use of wood pulp driven by strong 1925 paper industry demand. It cites shifts to southern pines and Puget Sound sources, rising Canadian exports, and a push for reforestation to sustain supply. 234 mills used over six million cords of wood for pulp producing 3 962 217 tons, worth substantial sums.
In Manhattan scenes a blind organ grinder shadows the world’s richest bank while a black kitten canvasses a Wall Street high rise. Trinity churchyard workers tend historic graves as John Goldens barber shop opens with a personal barber. Vincent Lopez fills his new apartment with stage set decor. Dorothy Gish returns to Gramercy Park with dogs and a Broadway comedian pushes a baby carriage.
A proposed hotel exclusively for government female employees aims to ease housing shortages. The plan envisions several small courting parlors where guests can entertain friends, creating a social facility within the city.
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