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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
2
Local items describe community visits, family gatherings, and health notes across DeKalb and Cortland. Ed Garman to teach in Wheaton, Mrs. Walker's illness news, surprise birthday for Mrs. Horan, visits from Sycamore and Danville mentions, a Lake View Hospital nursing graduate, and various town socials and picnics.
A string of brief items lists residents and visitors by name and town, including LEE Miss Plorence McCormick's return from Siveator, Mrs E R Colby and Ruth in Nochelle Priday, Alice and Eliza Marvin shopping in Aurora, Holland Hardy and Glenn Darin driving to Marengo, Ralph Colby and Francis O'Donnell with Jeanette Hardy and Nene Collins to Rockford, and other visits among Herrmanns, Colbys, and Johnsons. An ad notes Foley Kidney Pills from Lucasville Ohio helping a decade of kidney trouble, per J T Osburn.
Shabbona households led by Mr and Mrs Henry Arilip plus two children visited relatives in Aurora over Friday to Sunday. Rockford couple Mr and Mrs Leslie Fairclough called on her parents Mr and Mrs William Storey and family through Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs William Art Sr and Mr and Mrs William Hart Jr with their baby traveled to Starved Rock on Sunday. Orville Byrd of Steward spent Sunday in town with relatives.
Foley kidneys purify the blood stream and aid health. The ad copy frames women as great sufferers while promoting kidney tonics as a remedy for bodily impurities.
Tf women would confine their educational efforts to their own children the world would be better. Chronicle Want Ads get results.
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