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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1927
Page
12
A game report notes a Washington recruit delivering six hits as the Yankees fall. The article mentions tense moments and strategic moves in a Southeastern League tilt involving Jacksonville and Montgomery, with references to Columbus and improvised plays.
Passage from Browning's "Poems" describing a warrior's resolve in the face of death. The speaker embraces the final struggle as the reward of a fighter and envisions reunion with a loved one beyond pain and darkness. The text reflects heroic endurance.
In a game delayed by rain, the Tars recovered from an early deficit to beat the Nuts 14 to 5. Dave McKinney pitched well for St Augustine, allowing a single flake triple in the first but then shutting down the offense as New Orleans surged ahead with three runs in the opening frame. The Barons were defeated 5 to 2 as Hodges scattered hits and limited Birmingham’s offense.
Dispatches from Guadalajara say about 200 rebels were killed in a clash with federal troops led by former Colonel Cortes Ortiz at Juchizpila Canyon in northern Jalisco. The report also notes Bass loses in a Brevard County prohibition case as the Florida Supreme Court upholds a circuit court judgment.
Al fred des Lauriers, 32, a Rhode Island native who had said he would die Friday, died at seven minutes past seven this morning at his home in Homestead Florida. He had moved here from Montreal.
In Peoria, a national flood control policy was proposed at the first flood control association gathering. The proposal came from 8. S. Tanner of Minera Illinois, national director of the Modern Woodmen of America, outlining billions for river relief along the Mississippi.
A columnist critiques Blanche R. Green the high earning woman in industry and argues women should not abandon work for marriage while acknowledging the value of home making. The piece also notes a local theater repurposed from a negro church and muses on persistence and social wealth.
A passerby laments European sidewalk dining clutter and argues for affordable home dining options. The writer questions why people linger outside when shelter and comfort at home could be preferred.
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