Temporary post occupant serves century in French chamber
Paris June 20 a long serving sentinel at the Palala Bourbon doors of the chamber of deputies sits in a role described as temporary for over a hundred years. The piece notes the historic continuity of the guard and questions modern parliamentary pomp and expense scrutiny.
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Industrial chaos seen in England report from London
By Harry A. Flony dispatches from London warn Britain faces potential financial disaster amid a coolidge era austerity. Industrial leaders like Lord Joleay urge rapid, practical reform while Premier Stenney Baldwin concedes precariousness in coal iron steel shipbuilding and engineering sectors.
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Women advised to quit rowing and modify sports
A report from Prague notes Mia Eliot Lynn of the British Women’s Amateur Athletic Association urged women to avoid strenuous rowing and to limit participation in games like ball, lawn tennis, lacrosse, swimming, and cycling. She called for modification and medical guidance for women who play these activities. The same article details cyanide-based gold and silver extraction, outlining its process and its share of global production, alongside smelting and amalgamation.
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Reed Furniture Sun Room Theme Featured In Home Decor
The article notes sun rooms and porches branded as Reed Furniture, while highlighting their suitability for other rooms. It emphasizes attractive varied color choices and cretonne fabrics for chairs and backs, offering many styles and seat-and-back options.
President Coolidge Heads to Marblehead for Swampscott Stay
President Coolidge and party depart White House for a summer retreat, with Mayflower carrying two cooks and White House dogs toward Marblehead and Swampscott Mass. An $80,000 repair appropriation was approved for Swampscott renovations, and the party will travel by car to Salem before heading to Swampscott. Public baths for dogs open in Munich, and the Gull Stream sails north toward Europe.
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