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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1928
Page
6
The text strings together disjointed phrases about people, places, and events, mentioning names like Rah, Marys Janik, Lindberet, Catts, and a voyage from New York to Paris. It references debates on winds, weather, and politics, with scattered notions of towns, Scotland, Florida, and American figures.
A visitor to Leesburg comments on the hidden labor behind the press, praising printers, machine operators, and editors for their skill and teamwork. She emphasizes the complex Intertype work, the big press staff, and the executive roles that produce and deliver the daily paper.
Florida educators argue for a full nine month term for all children, noting most students already attend eight or nine months while some rural districts still run shorter terms. They emphasize longer terms yield better citizens and call for fair, wise adjustments across districts to expand attendance.
A Lakeland Ledger column ponders the limits of human pretension and urges a broader view. It references the auto industry flap, noting two car models and compares public attitudes to traffic woes near Kenley England where 25 children miss school for three days due to heavy road traffic.
A Washington report details cranky visitors to Congress and secretary protections. It highlights Sol Bloom’s promotion of the government code volume sold for four dollars, boosting orders and paving the way for a second volume sale promoted via movies.
The piece argues against moving the president to a remote Black Hills rest, noting the impracticality and cost of hosting a busy White House staff and press in Dakota. It contends civilization requires presidential proximity and accessibility to the public and government. It cites other observations on media travel and official surveillance.
H B Jamison of Greensburg buys a house on Academy street from A L Silknitter. Remodelling work begins on the Cum mings building for a home for United Markets. E N Reasoner plans to return from a tour of the Antipodes in about a month.
James B Whaley admits guilt in the embezzlement case and asks the court to release his minor brother Cecil Whaley. Judge W S Bullock orders the case pressed against Cecil while James awaits sentencing at a later date.
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