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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
10
United States Census Bureau analysis shows cruelty and drunkenness as major grounds, with cruelty rising over time and drunkenness peaking during prohibition. The 1923 data indicate 161,609 divorces nationwide, with cruelty and adultery as key causes and a notable shift away from desertion over three decades.
A biased testimonial from Mrs. Susan M. Lyons endorses Thompson's Barosta Barosma Kidney and Liver Compound as a cure for rheumatism and general illness. The ad lists Ames & Co and multiple drugstores selling it for 100 a bottle and claims relief from backache female ailments and "poison" buildup. It urges readers to buy Chempson's Barosma and Golden Lax Tablets to restore kidney health and relieve constipation.
Edward Miller, about 40, a Tarborcreek resident and blacksmith helper, died after his Ford roadster was struck by a freight train at the Thdnd EB railroad near Sampson's station. He reportedly left friends after a night of drinking and headed toward Harborcreek for work.
About 100000 barrels of apples have been stored at Southampton England at one time as large stocks accumulate in the harbor area.
A large Fosdick complaint from the Presbytery of New York is presented to the General Assembly in Columbus. Twelve ministers and four clergymen sign the charge as Dr Walter D. Buchanan and colleagues pursue action after Fosdick’s tenure at First Presbyterian Church New York City.
Hedda Hoyt offers home dyeing tips for pale pastels and light fabrics in a 1925 feature. She discusses dye choices, testing shades, dye bath cleanliness, and careful handling to avoid shrinking and uneven color. The piece blends practical advice with period fashion context.
The text outlines slow boiling to achieve the right shade, rinsing in cold water until no residue remains, and drying in a dark place. It notes light pressing with a warm iron, and recommends redoing tinting steps rather than forcing results. It also mentions using a tint ball from the dye package and placing a wet garment into the tint carefully.
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