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Newspaper

Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1925

Page

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Red Rain Myth Busted by Washington Meteorologist

Professor William J. Humphreys of the U S Weather Bureau explains red rain follows dust storms and red dust in the air, with yellow rain from pollen and tree pollen. red snow from algae and dust, frogs and worms may appear after rains, while uprisings in China prompt letters from Mrs Faust detailing June disturbances and protests by Chinese students in Shanghai and Peking.

Washington D. C William J. Humphreys U. S. Weather Bureau Ernest Garretta Loli Swift EE. C. Fanat Rockefeller Foundation Peking China Faust Ernest Swift South First Street Fausts Shanghai Shanhai Lites Legation

Uprisings Told About

A short continuation note indicates further discussion of uprisings continues on Page 8. The item signals ongoing coverage and directs readers to additional details in the later section.

Manna Rain and Unanswered Sky Phenomenon from Ancient Texts

The article cites Professor Humphreys explaining a rain of manna as described in biblical lore. It discusses strange weather, animals supposedly raining from the sky, and the biblical term Man-Hu meaning What is it, with no scientific explanation for the origin or cause of these events.

Humphreys Israel Egypt Noone Ifessor Humphreys

Berlin Chemical Works Explosion Reported in Berlin

Two persons are reported dead and many injured after an explosion at the Schering Chemical Works in Berlin. The blast blew off the factory roof and shattered windows along passing trains, prompting a call for nearly the entire Berlin fire department.

United Press Berlin Germany Schering Chemical Works

Tremor Shakes Santa Barbara Early Today

Very slight earth tremors shook Santa Barbara at 6 32 a m with no significant damage. Insurance estimates put total property losses at 30 million while only 1 million was insured. Police reported no looting as sailors militia and veterans aided wrecking crews and reconstruction efforts.

Santa Barbara Cal United Press United States McCauley Melitia American Legion

Two Boys Fined After Disorderly Conduct Court Action

Two youths from near Malta were fined for disorderly conduct after driving around in a car and harassing female students and others at the college area. City officials vow to halt such behavior as more incidents occur near the dorms. In DeKalb the DeKalb Public Hospital trustees put up for sale the former hospital building on South First Street with bids due July 2 1926.

Blair Yehers Malta Teachers College Cityttorney de Estin Pasley DeKalb Public Hospital Sal South First Street DeKalb Ilinois F. G. Anderson Anderson Bros

Adela Larkin in The Red Rain Mystery

Adela Larkin, a frank flapper, charmed detective Adrian Klyne as they investigate the Red Rain mystery. Her boldness, family ties, and growing affection drive the plot in The Chronicle serial starting tomorrow.

Adela Larkin Adrian Klyne Adela Kiyne Adele Klyne Chronicle

Kiwanis Entertained at St Charles School Boys Event

DeKalb Kiwanis with wives attended a water carnival and cafeteria supper at St Charles School for Boys. About 200 Kiwanians from DeKalb Batavia and Aurora heard entertainment by the school boys boxing acts a band Barth City Quartet Vanelli Duo and the Col Whipp welcome address.

Boys DeKalb Kiwanis Club St. Charles School St. Charles Kiwanis Club CIA Batavia Aurora Barth City Quartet Vanelli Chicago Col. Whipp

Government ends 1925 with large surplus prompting tax cut plans

Washington officials report a 1925 fiscal year surplus of about 260 million dollars, with projections suggesting over 600 million available for tax reductions under possible plans. Officials caution that only a portion may be used for tax relief, aiming to limit the reduction to around 50 percent of departmental funds.

United Press Washington, D.C United States Wi Congress Ais Department Capital Hill

Farm Home of Ed Byro Destroyed by Morning Fire

Fire destroyed the Ed Byro farm home four miles south of Malta with about 7000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief M H McEvoy and DeKalb Fire Department responded after an early morning call. The home was modern with electric lights and running water. furniture survived except in two rooms. A daughter and Mrs Byro were outdoors when the blaze started.

Ed Byro Malta M. H. McEvoy Harry Jackson DeKalb Fire Department Ford Chemical Truc DeKalb McEvoy Byron

Father Hopkins Leaves for Davenport Post

Father Hopkins completes his first solemn high mass in the city and departs for Davenport Iowa to serve as assistant priest at St Anthony's church.

Father Hopkins Davenport Iowa St. Anthony's Church

Fireworks Display Promises Joy for Fourth of July Seers

Hundreds of fireworks pieces line Seer’s shelves promising eager children and families a bright Fourth of July. The dealer invites customers to let Seer serve them and buy for dads uncles brothers or mothers.

Big Brother Seeor's Seor

Death Takes Dekalb Girl in Tragic Home Visit

Esteline Whyte, 18, daughter of Mrs. M G Skelley, born December 10, 1898 in Dekalb, dies at home after husband Thomas Skelley falls ill. She attended local schools, married in March, lived in Elgin, and is survived by her husband, parents, three brothers, and many friends. Funeral set for Friday at 2:00 and 2:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church with Rev. FW Field officiating. DANCE item and job ad follow in the notice.

DeKashly Thomas Skelley Skelley DeKalb M. G. Skelley First Baptist Church FW. Field Shelley Esteline Whyte Ss Skelley Elgin Bigin M. G. Sketle Arthur Chit Leo Walter

Weather Outlook for Illinois Tonight and Thursday

Unsettled but mostly fair conditions expected. Tonight will be warm with a slight cooling trend in the northeast on Thursday.

Illinois

Princess Theatre Closed for Summer Vacations and Improvements

The Princess theatre will close for the summer months to allow staff vacations and make improvements. The move leaves the DeKalb theatre as the only Mayhouse open in the city during this period due to lighter summer attendance.

Princess Theatre DeKalb Theatre

Albert Case to Join International Harvester Sales

Albert Case son of Mr and Mrs EK Case and Notre Dame graduate will take a sales department position with International Harvester He will be stationed in Springfield Ohio The family is on a days outing at Berchwood and plans to travel north to the lakes early this week

Albert Case EK. Case University of Notre Dame International Harvester Company Springfield Ohio Berchwood

Scouts Receive Flags At City Scout Meeting

At Congregational church last night the three city scout troops were presented with handsome flags by H. B. Gurler of the G A R. Attendance from townfolks was noted as poor and interest among men waning, discussed widely after the ceremony.

Congregational Church H. B. Gurler

Volunteers Sought for Defense Day Test in DeKalb

DeKalb city officials urge able bodied men ages 18 to 35 to volunteer for about one hour on July Fourth as part of National Defense Day. Battery A 316th/346th American train unit mobilizes at 8 am from City Hall after roll call and address. Mayor Goodison and Mayor Lindstrom promote the effort to prove local readiness.

National de J.B. Lindstrom Congress Ely H. B. Goodison Goodison J. B. Lindstrom 3 Lindstrom War Department H. T. Goodison Butch” Weinlund Snyder Smoke Shop South Second Street DeKalb

Northern Time Classes Take Weekend Observation Trips

Classes at State Teachers College led by Prof. Montgomery and Prof. Gould traveled to nearby towns for observation studies. Chartered busses from the Northern Illinois Service carried the groups to Glen Ellyn and Apple River. The trips were described as highly enjoyable with a splendid time had by all.

State Teachers College Prof Montgomery Gould Northern Illinois Service Company Glen Ellyn Apple River

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W. J. Humphrey Berlin Chemical Works Electric Park Sycamore John G. Boyle Frank J. Whitgrove Trustees Bulletin E. Byro the Chronicle NFCA California Hotel Ske Arlington NEA Service Dekalb Girl Mina Gri Agnite Lincoln Inn Hed United States of America J. B. Landstrom Defense Day Rensaire
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