Divorce rate rises in United States in 1922
United Press reports a higher divorce rate per 10000 married persons in 1922, based on four nationwide investigations covering 1870 to 192. The Bureau notes 230 divorces per 100000 married people, up from 190000 in 191? figures, with the rate influenced by wife filing for divorce after two years of residence. William Barry, in Cleveland with relatives, and Mrs Tulin Sullivan noted in the slip. death of an individual in an unrelated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prest
Washington
Peb
Chape Bureau
Corry Post Office publisher notices realm of mail matter rates
A fragmented OCR style notice references Arthur Colegrove as publisher and Post Office entry as Second Class Mail Matter. It lists mail rates by year and per copy, with scattered discussion of wealth, democracy, and reform movements. The readable text hints at independent agencies and public transparency, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Office of
Corry
Pas
Claus
Fight on Security Swindlers Gains Steam in Chicago
A. H. Simmons of the New York Stock Exchange calls a riot of security swindling that outstrips official efforts. He urged private bodies like the NYSE and Better Business Bureau to coordinate a nationwide drive, endorsed by President Coolidge, to curb fake securities. Loss estimates reach 500 million to 1 billion dollars yearly, undermining legitimate capital and eroding public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
State Banking Departments
Cham ‘Bers of Commerce
Financial
A. H. Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Post
Chicago
Better Business, Bureau
Associated Advertising Clubs
Associion
Coolidge
Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Files 1909
Twenty years ago items from The Journal Files recount New York events with mayoral delays in signing franchises. Mention of Meshala Porter, St Augustine trip by water, trolley car start times, Lovell Hawks' prosecution over a grubbing affray, Erie railroad detection in Jamestown, Bowen to Jamestown as junior draughtsman at Dugquense Motor Co. News notes include births and deaths, Mrs N S Howard at 90, and multiple moves and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meshala Porter
New York
St. Augustine
Florida
Charlie
Corry
Begiin Tunciinis
Lovell Hawks
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
Bradford Rum Vendor Nabbed
Bradford bootlegger Ralph Vitale was arrested after a police raid led by County Detective J. J Allison with Police Chief Travis Captain Sweat and two state troopers. They seized two quarts of moonshine from his home and Vitale was held on $1,600 bail after a hearing before Alderman Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Ralph Vitale
Waterloo
New Lay
J. J Allison
Travis
Sweat
Quiteher
Vitale
Jad Salts Kidney Health Advice from 1900s Column
This column urges maintaining kidney function by drinking water and using Jad Salts a lithia-based kidney cleanser from grape and lemon acid. It claims Jad Salts flushes clogged kidneys, relieves bladder disorders, and promotes cleaner kidneys with occasional use. Attorney Blaine Kincaid went to Ene for a day’s business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal
Neys
Advict
Blaine Kincaid
Ene
Murder trial date set for McKean men in special term
Judge Bouton fixed April 27 as the date for the murder trials of Blising and Tony Spehar, Lewie Run brothers, and Tony Gero of Beailford in a special term of the court of oyer and terminer. Blasius Spehar likely first called. cases may be heard jointly if defense does not object. Gero's trial will follow. Miss Mildred Meerdink, visiting the city with her aunt, leaves for Jamestown and will return to Watts Flats, N. D., today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gero
Lewis
Mildred Meerdink
Alg
Jamestown
Watts Plats
Mrs J C Wilson Hosts Readers Meeting
Mrs J C Wilson will entertain readers with a meeting at Wilkow 212 Sevand Avenue on March 2. The Readers will gather there instead of meeting with Mortix Bor, as previously planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Wilson
Wilkow
Sevand Avedue ; Uy
Mortix Bor
Not Up Nights Aid Sold Locally in Dayton
An OCR fragment notes a product named Lithiaed Buchu Oxeiet used to reduce nighttime awakenings sold in Dayton Ohio. It mentions sellers Thomas Key and others, with price about two cents per tablet, and references a local distribution network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipkin
Dayton
Ohio
Thomas Key
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pire
William Barry
Cleveland
Tulin
Pin
der Herd
Cony Evening Journal
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Isvsvseese Publisher
Bidloh Tipon
Simmons Pint
Demaogne
Aritigrand
Heratoluve
Ibliss
Bowen
Jameston
Dugquense Motor Co
Glenn B. Davis
First Avenue
Robert Patterson, Jr
10 Spring Creek
N.S. Howard
Eugene Miller
Samity
Euclidstrow
James West
Iset
M'Kean Men
E. E. Guignon
Roberts Shop
Brownell’s
J. G. Krug
Erie
Brownell
N. Center St
Brownell Shoe Company
Ayear
Corry Penn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!