Thoughts and jests fill Bradenton Herald April 28
A jumble of humorous clips and observations from the Bradenton Herald page includes quips on the 100th anniversary of the match invention, political humor about Coolidge and states, a stork in a German zoo, and playful wordplay about U.S. state names in marriage jokes. The item mixes light commentary with era-typical satire and local newspaper flavor.
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Bradenton Herald
Bradenton
Fin
Sy Darrin
Mai Morth
Timely Words From Dr Rowe At DAR Convention
Dr L Rowe Pan American Union leader delivered a timely address at the Daughters of the American Revolution annual convention. He praised the DAR for stressing patriotism and duties while warning against abusing national power. The speech urged vigilance, responsibilities, and the impact of inaction on the nation.
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Dr. Rowe
Siatht
Which Way Is Right Ford Or General Motors
The piece contrasts Henry Ford and General Motors in ownership and management. Ford keeps stock centralized under him with salaried aides, while GM distributes stock to executives and plans broader employee ownership. Both are described as highly successful, leaving which method best as an open question.
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Henry Ford
General Motors Corporation
Ford
General Motors
Edsel
Socialism in Europe seen as political thermometer
The piece notes Socialist and Communist influence across Europe with examples in Britain France Germany and Belgium. It highlights Stockholm's municipal election where Socialists and Communists held 52 seats to 48 for anti Socialists and argues that prosperity reduces Red influence, concluding the United States is happier while Europe remains unsettled postwar.
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Europe
Spain
Italy
Greece
Hungary
Great Britain
Labor Socialist
His Majesty
Tories
France
Herriot
Germany
Social Democrats
Belgium
Stockholm
M. Branting
United States
Moving pictures trial for public school lessons
Public Schools in twelve American cities will test 41 educational films aimed at grades four through six for geography science and hygiene. Officials will measure effectiveness versus traditional methods, as teachers monitor results with interest. An Indiana jury of women returned verdict in 20 minutes. George Washington’s reading habits cited by a biographer.
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Johnnie
Indiana
Darrow's Dictum Reflections on Progress and Culture
The piece argues Clarence Darrow critiques modern life for prioritizing money and speed over mind and virtue. It warns that material progress should not outpace intellectual development and urges a balance between industry and culture for a humane future.
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Clarence Darrow
Cap March
Darrow
Bits of Bradenton History and Local Notables
Four years ago Dr. C. H. Bryan designed a comfortable park bench. Dr. O. W. Sadler the local citrus expert is to address the local association. West Coast Dents society will hold a two day session at Manavieta.
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C. H. Bryan
O. W. Sadler
West Coast Dents Society
Manavieta
Broadway Folk Escape to Country Havens Near New York
Gilbert Swan profiles Broadway figures who retreat to country homes near New York. He notes a veteran producer with Ramsey New Jersey farm ties, stars who keep country estates, and a pattern of blending stage life with quiet rural retreats.
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New York
Corot
Manhattan
Ramsey
N. J
Jeanne Eagles
Hudson
Rooneys
Long Island
Tom Meighan
Great Neck
Gloria Swanson
Croton-on- Hudson
Blanche King
Ethel Barrymore
Island
Nearly Got It Right Yet Fate Says Not Enough
A column meditates on near misses and fate, noting memory errors and missed chances do not alter outcomes. It argues persistent effort matters, yet ultimate success depends on actual results, while pondering what fate may think of determined, repeated attempts.
Diplomacy and bacon in the State Department talk
Ambassador Baron de Cartier de Marchienne defines diplomacy as the art of bringing home the bacon without spilling the beans. The piece highlights Lawrence Dennis’s shifting stance, alleged secret documents, and a culture of careful social grace amid Prohibition era embassies.
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Oine
State Department
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne
Belgium
Foreign Service Club
Lawrence Dennis
Legation
Nicaragua
Department
Dannis
Senator Borah
New York
Dennis
Kellogg
Adolfo Diaz
Sea Fever by John Masefield
Poem expresses a longing for the sea and a lone voyage. The speaker seeks a tall ship a star to guide, wind and spray, seagulls, and the freedom of the gypsy life. It ends with a wish for rest after the long voyage.
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Rover
John Masefield
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