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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
2
Hans Klein, a German journalist and amateur scientist, arrives in Boston with a proposed stimulant resembling aqueor untainted by alcohol. He claims it has invigorating effects and potential to treat respiratory diseases but refuses to share the formula.
Legion Luncheon club at Dixie Grande heard B R Everson from Saras ota discuss Fourth of July plans for Sarasota or Venice and S H Fifield outline efforts to raise 2500 for a 100 piece band and drum corps to represent Florida at the Paris Legion convention. Buddy Dan Ryan of Sarasota Bay post attended. Lenora Stewart presided at piano Harold Stephens led a song fest. Chaplains Hardy and Horman were named to arrange next week's program.
Hartford report notes Willard Rogers seeking New England council help to substitute agriculturist for farmer. He argues the old label causes an inferiority complex among tillers of the soil and proposes using the neutral term in official discourse.
A quirky wartime note promises a trip to the Orient for 4000 frogs from Honolulu if a Japanese frog fancier fulfills an order. The text hints at a favored Walian croaker with unusually large edible hind legs, though the reason is not stated.
A fragment notes shoe prices across regions with Australia at 12.15 per pair, while London offers 5.80 and the United States 7.80, signaling cross market pricing differences. The snippet hints at global trade and consumer costs.
Charlie May pleaded guilty in county court to selling intoxicatine liquor and was fined 150 dollars or 60 days in jail as an alternative, with Judge W H Tucker presiding in Bradenton.
Clyde Moore, a Black man, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff C. J. Hutches ten miles out the Bradenton Arcadia road on a charge of driving a truck on the public road without a tire. Winter visitors return to Orleans Vermont, Mr and Mrs F H Frasier and Mr and Mrs Frank L Hall depart for Orleans VI. They are regular visitors to this city.
C R Mason of Stokes Seed Company Sanford visits tomato fields to test Marglohbe varieties for resistance to nail head rust wilt and related diseases in practical field trials.
The Manatee Methodist church revival will end Sunday after a spirit filled series. R. M. Arnau speaks tonight on Mission of Christ and Friday on Faithfulness Rewarded. Sunday’s final service features A Nation’s Heart, as pastor J. B. Reid urges attendance.
Health officer Dr. John Scully calls all Manatee county dairymen to attend at the court house Friday night at six o'clock. He will read a proposed dairy ordinance governing dairies in Manatee and Sarasota counties. All Sarasota county dairymen are requested to attend.
A special meeting of the Rebekahs will be held at the LO O F ball Friday afternoon at three o'clock to confer the degree. The Lions will meet at the Dixie Grande Friday at 12 15 o'clock noon. The program committee promises a worthwhile entertainment and a live meeting.
Bert McCloud and his Arabian pony Chief begin a 36000 mile tour May 1 from Fort Morgan Col. He will ride to the capitals and principal cities of each state in up to 1200 days. A $25000 purse already deposited in an Arizona bank awaits completion of the journey.
The report states that Hawaii's soil derives entirely from volcanic lava. It notes mineral content and geologic origin shaping agriculture and landscape across the islands.
Widow of Officer Hagan credits Tanlac with saving her health after years of indigestion stomach pains and weakness following her husband’s death in the line of duty ten years ago She describes relief and restored strength after using Tanlac and urges others to try the tonic sold by local druggists, with claims of over four million bottles sold.
A Chicago bowling alley worker, identified as the son of an African tribal chief, is linked to the Grebo tongue. A University of Chicago expert on primitive languages is compiling a Grebo dictionary, claiming the language is five times as difficult as Chinese.
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