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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1925
Page
2
Sycamore subscribers are asked to note that The Chronicle circulation will be handled by a representative from the office until proper service can be established. Subscribers may drop a card to The Chronicle in DeKalb if they fail to receive the paper.
Three Sycamore residents died over the weekend. Mrs. William London, 78, a native of England, had lived in Sycamore about 27 years and is survived by two daughters and other relatives. Mrs. Elizabeth Stiles, born 1840, died after paralysis at Shaffer’s home, leaving nieces and nephews. Andrew Palmer, 62, longtime Sycamore carpenter, died in Detroit after a brief illness. services for London and Stiles were held in Sycamore. Palmer’s services were conducted at the Congregational church.
A Sycamore hotel announces an official opening date soon after completing improvements. Clifford S. Hunt, in Chicago recently, reports purchasing items for the business but funding limited. J Gob Bell will oversee the hotel’s operations upon completion. A basketball game is planned tomorrow night at the gym with Legion teams facing Dundee.
The procession followed remains sent from Detroit under Steenrod and Marr. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the home on Park Avenue and at 2 PM in the Congregational church. Interment was in Elmwood cemetery, with hundreds of friends in attendance.
A train heading toward Rockford derailed on the Umeago Muwaunee and St Paul line. One car derailed and seven others left the track, with a gondola loaded with coal splitting a switch near Sycamore road. No injuries were reported as section men worked to reopen traffic all day Sunday.
Herbert Hamm Otis Meade and L W Holmes faced Judge W Pond in Sycamore after being accused of violating the prohibition act at Electric Park on Saturday. Arrested by Deputy C W Hummel they were intoxicated and caused a disturbance. each man was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed until paid. Meade faced two counts including carrying intoxicants.
County Treasurer Henry Decker announces that nearly every bank in the county will be deputized to collect taxes this year, excluding the Jacob Haish state bank of DeKalb. The move aims to spare taxpayers extra trips to the county seat with statements to be emailed to property owners soon and banks to receive their commissions after readiness for collection.
Chester Milton Sanford spoke on vocational work at a Baptist church lecture last evening. The event, under the Men’s Sunday Evening club, is part of Stevens Free Lecture course for Sycamore residents during winter.
Peoria resident Joseph Connett declares Karnak cured eighteen years of rheumatism stomach trouble and kidney and bladder disorders. He gained 29 pounds and sleeps through the night, praising Karnak as life saving and urging others to try the medicine.
A large crowd is expected as the Legion seconds face the Dundee Maroons tomorrow night. Fans are urged to arrive early to secure seats and avoid delays entering the venue.
A fragmented report notes that a name will be released publicly soon and, according to today’s reports, the disclosure will happen quickly.
W. C. Darling and Roy Foster of the Sycamore Preserve works left for Cincinnati Ohio to attend the Canners association convention. They plan a pleasant week at the Ohio city and expect to share their experiences with friends on returning home late in the week.
Announcement today states the Butzow Brothers will serve as agents for the Rickenbacker automobile, with one of the latest sedan models on the floor for inspection. Also notes cleaning tips and festive wardrobe advice, plus Odd Fellows rehearsal details and maintenance guidance for walls and glass.
Everett Leonard, an ex-service man famed in Sycamore, announces candidacy for city clerk in the upcoming spring election. Friends are circulating a petition to support his bid as he seeks the position.
When suffering from bilious headache with a disordered stomach and constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets are said to correct disorders and reliably cure the ailment. A user, M. F. Craig of Middle Gi, praises their pleasant effect and relief from indigestion and constipation.
John Latimer again tops the Chicago live stock market by selling jambe lambs at 18 cents a pound. His recent consignments have repeatedly reached top prices, with two sets alone fetching the market high as the best bids this season. Additionally, a pup named Cal's Pal, a 12 pound Boston terrier, joins the White House dog colony as a gift to President Coolidge from the Haverill Kennel Club.
Advice urges washing dishtowels daily with emphasis on washing after meals to prevent bacteria buildup and maintain kitchen hygiene.
Nervous worn out and backache troubles described by Mrs Henry Wilton of DeKalb are said to be relieved by Doan's Pills a stimulant diuretic. She bought them at Powell's Drug Store and reports complete relief from kidney discomfort after use. Price 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A craft guide describes using tweezers to pull away canvas after finishing a cross stitch design. Step by step tips emphasize precise manipulation, avoiding fabric distortion, and achieving a clean edge for framing.
A sour stomach causes bad breath and indigestion with coated tongue and gassy pains. Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised to sweeten the stomach and breath, clear the tongue, relieve gas, and promote easy regular bowels. Only 26c.
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