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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
2
German rail system shows gaps but gains in power and speed as private and government shops push repairs. Passenger travel remains limited but road and auto access expand, with schedules stabilizing after wartime disruptions and cross border links to Paris improving.
Public Health Service offers household advice for infants in heat. Feed with water, avoid overfeeding, provide shade, and keep baby in cool, shaded areas. A small electric fan may help some families.
Byron Morseh of Hinckley and Elieaboth Mace wed at the L. L. Dixon residence north of Witeruin Monday at 4 PM officiated by Rev. Jonathan Phonon. About twenty guests attended as the couple planned to live in Aurora with the Standand OW company family.
Peoples' Secretary and Capt Marricon deliver an engaging talk on Salvation Army work and its advisory board. She will field questions and provide detailed public information. Children day exercises set for Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Church with Rev Grikss and candidate from Hervey scheduled to preach.
Waterman residents report a week of visits and local events. Mr and Mrs Wannschildt and son Oscar returned from Tamaron and Perry County with stories of heavy rainfall and a short visit at Ford Eminity. A variety of errands and social gatherings linked by Kinship, church, and school activities fill the July calendar.
Florence Nightingale becomes the first woman awarded the Order of Merit created by King George in 1992 for exemplary service in military and letters. The piece notes previous female orders, a Beijing medical college for Chinese women, and a U S statistic showing one in 25 women is divorced.
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