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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
6
A jumbled column offers assorted aphorisms and snippets. It mentions Ecclesiastes verses, comment on a marriage scene, comments on housekeeping and bargains, and stray notes about politics and local events. The overall tone is a patchwork of stray reflections.
Tallant and Groff warehouse a portion of stock to the First Presbyterian church for packing and shipment to Mississippi flood areas. Rev. George White and church women organize boxes and shipping with Salvation Army and Presbyterian involvement encouraged for other shops to contribute ready-for-use clothing and shoes.
This evening at five o'clock a combined May Day celebration and house warming marked the opening of the recreation park at Manatee and Main streets. City officials presented the park to residents, followed by a concert by local musicians.
The Manatee Municipal Band organized an event in the new shell with exercises by children groups drill Boy Scouts and games by the win. R. G. Manchester assisted in coordinating the affair to ensure it went smoothly.
The piece warns against letting patriotic spectacle and flag waving push the nation toward armed conflict with China. It urges sober judgment, emphasizes the delicate Chinese situation, and urges peaceful resolution rather than escalation despite the inspiring sight of American troops.
The Augusta Chronicle argues Florida advances through farms, fruit, vegetables, and railroads led by the Florida East Coast line. It notes sustained tomato shipments, grapefruit reach, and rising construction as Florida and neighboring Georgia prosper, while tourist concerns fade.
Ohio lawmakers consider a cigarette tax with support from women as part of a broader revenue plan. The process of three readings before final passage is described as a sleep inducing routine.
A man marries into a respectable family but falls for his new neighbor’s wife on a streetcar. His advances are rebuffed by the woman, who later reveals herself as his neighbor’s spouse. He avoids guilt by avoiding his own misdeeds and refrains from repeating the behavior.
The piece notes Frank L. Smith of Illinois and William S. Ware of Pennsylvania occupying large offices with new name plates but little work. Their staffs include former newspapermen as secretaries, plants from the botanical garden, and basic office furniture. Both rely on campaign funds, lack strong libraries, and expect light duties until December. The scene at the Methodist building shows Borah and McNary eating corned beef while other colleagues linger.
Fifty five stills were confiscated and destroyed by prohibition agents in Duval and Calhoun counties. The weekly department report states over 100000 gallons of mash and the finished product were destroyed.
Advertising copy describes pimples boils and skin eruptions as signs of systemic imbalance. It touts S. S. S. as a time tested remedy used by thousands to clear skin boost blood nourishment and restore health. Mrs J W Barker Cincinnati Ohio testifies to its benefits noting weight gain and renewed energy. S S S is described as made from medicinal herbs and sold in two sizes with the larger size claimed more economical.
Rev J W Austin of Manatee attends trustees meeting of the Methodist orphanage at Enterprise Miss Avie Owen 18 dies at Manatee Annual meeting of stockholders of Manatee County Fertilizer company elects J Humphries president School board deeds site of old Bradenton school to city for recreation park creation
B D Gullet to determine school funding needs under new law. First mile of Ellenton Gillette road completed. Royal Neighbors to organize additional local efforts.
The City of London has a population of 13 000 residents while more than 420 000 people work there daily highlighting the district as a major employment hub.
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