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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1927
Page
6
A jumble of observations on dress codes and social behavior runs through the column. Pa and Ma discuss dressing up, alimony clubs are mentioned, and various public figures, professors, and events are referenced in a scattershot fashion with playful asides about golf balls, moonlight experiments, and fashion contests. Several lines shift between humor and commentary on contemporary culture.
The West Palm Beach Times calls for civic responsibility and caution against harming local businesses and individuals. It urges keeping quiet on unverified damaging rumors, valuing good names, and supporting neighbors to strengthen the community and economy.
The piece examines a potential newMcNaryHaugen style farm relief bill in Congress. It suggests a cooperative marketing plan with government loan support while avoiding direct participation in farming. It warns legislation addresses marketing only not farming practices and stresses need for capable leadership and capital.
The Lakeland Ledger reports the president urging greater caution at grade crossings after 2,492 injuries last year. He calls for rewiring to warn motorists and trains, plus heightened care by drivers approaching crossings to curb tragedies.
The piece argues that American heroes are business leaders athletes and celebrities rather than thinkers artists or scientists. It cites Henry Ford Babe Ruth Gene Tunney Mary Pickford John D. Rockefeller Judge Gary Jesse Lasky John McGraw J. P. Morgan and others to illustrate the contrast and notes figures like Will Durant Sinclair Lewis R. A. Millikan Clarence Darrow H. L. Mencken Leopold Stockowski Rosa Ponselle as examples of cultural influence and achievement.
In a fragmented tale set around Sally Spottswood, Phineas Chillstone seduces and betrays her with forged urgency. Scipio the enslaved boy and various admirers complicate the plot as war upends relationships. Sally learns Phineas deceived Bruce Carrington, leaving Sally devastated decades later.
A vivid collage of Manhattan scenes and characters in a Gilbert Swan column. The piece notes the Church of St Francis of Assisi amid skyscrapers, a tawdry print shop in a historic gateway, street vendors, office clerks, summer hints, and a Boston literary censorship tale. It references Natacha Rambova and James Oliver Ourwood, weaving urban vividness with fleeting gossip.
The excerpt portrays a renewal of age and faith as empires fade. It invokes imagery of Hellas awakening and rivers reshaping landscapes to herald a reborn realm with temples blossoming anew. The tone is elegiac and hopeful about a transformed world.
BITS OF BRADENTON HISTORY notes Ace Manatee River Kiwanis host to the Boy Scouts of Bradenton and Palmetto at the Country club with Palmetto Eastern Stars serving the luncheon. Vandals damage Purity Ice Cream at 109 Main, Kenneth McLeod of Ozone Barber Shop injured in a motorcycle overturn and hospitalized. L. S. Day becomes head of the fair association, replacing FE P Green Sr who served eight years. ONE YEAR AGO J J Nennally named district manager of Virginia Carolina Chemical local branch. A joint session of city congregations welcomes Rev Henry Lee of Covington new pastor of the Christian church. Poetic excerpt proceeds after local notes.
A humorous look at private talks among high officials and diplomats in Washington. It notes famous figures such as Borah Kellogg Teller and Kellogg with Tellez, plus a vivid anecdote of Knox shouting “You lie” to the Mexican ambassador. It ends with a London church library of 1000 volumes without staff.
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