Peace Parley Called in Coal Strike Crisis
Philadelphia dated August 15 reports a planned meeting in Philadelphia between coal operators led by D. Warriner and miners president John L. Lewis to settle the anthracite strike. President Harding urged immediate action in a letter to Senator Pepper, warning that delay risks a national disaster. the tone suggests a swift resumption of production and possible tribunal for wage and rate issues.
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Forest F Dryden Resigns as Insurance President
Newark N J August 15 Forest Dryden president of the Prudentia Insurance Company of America resigned and Edward D Duffield was elected acting president Dryden had taken a four month leave of absence to benefit his faith and went to Bermuda
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Poison Death Probe in West Chester Woman
Deputy Coroner R J Patrick investigates the death of Mrs Mabel Peters of London Grove suspecting self poisoning. Stomach removed for analysis as he weighs whether the death was by own action despite physicians noting poisoning symptoms and her husband offering no suicide reason. The case remains unsettled with no conclusive evidence of poison.
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R. J. Patrick
West Cheater
James Peters
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Premier's Parley Ends Without Germany Accord
London Aug 15 The conference of allied premiers closed without progress on German reparations. Poincare and Lloyd George remained far apart as leaders discussed Austria and Germany's moratorium request. An immediate payment of 50 million marks was bridged by a temporary suspension while the conference decides how to handle the moratorium.
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Sun Parlors Decorated For Summer Use In Modern Homes
An article explores three sun parlor treatments in urban and suburban homes. It describes a fifth floor city room in gray tones with black and white checks, oyster wicker furniture, green crepe draperies, and lavender accents, plus planters and ivy. A gray brick addition features light wood furniture, gauze windows, lavender crockery, and seasonal flower boxes. A tiny apartment sun room becomes a writer’s work room with a blue outlined chairs and glass curtains to filter sunlight while keeping focus.
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Feel Weak Tired All Played Out Dean's Kidney Pills
A Frederick case highlights kidney trouble as a cause of fatigue and backache. Mrs. William Zinger reports irregular kidneys, dullness, headaches, and dizziness, saying Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her backache and energy drained condition.
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William Zinger
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