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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
9
Dr. A L Paulson describes a simple home remedy using Orlex powder. Dissolve in two ounces of distilled water and comb through hair. each box includes full directions and a gold bond guarantee. The formula claims quick, non rubbing color that won’t look greasy and reportedly makes gray hair look twenty years younger.
Carl Behr, Brookline cellist and Boston Symphony charter member, faced claims by his wife Mrs. M. Gertrude Behr of threats and violence at the dining table and a threatened shooting. The couple, married in 1886, separated last February with Mrs Behr living at Hotel Coolidge. The Probate Court granted her a separation decree and permission to convey real estate without Behr’s signature. Proceedings were heard anew by Judge McLaughlin after Behr appealed. decision reserved.
In Suffolk Superior Court yesterday the hearing on the petition by McLaughlin seeking a decree that she is living apart from her spouse for justifiable cause was held.
A retiree who played in the Boston Symphony Orchestra for a decade describes his economy minded upbringing. He objects to a Corey Hill mansion funded by mortgages, noting his wife wanted a home for Christian Science friends. He dismisses gossip about being a champion poker player, saying he only played with peers on trips.
Governor Cox addressed the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in Boston urging Americans to abandon fear and despair. He was made a member and received a diamond pin, a certificate, roses for Mrs. Cox, and a commemorative photograph for the armory.
Miss Persis Cox assisted by Lilian Prudden gave a Cox Prudden recital at Steinert Hall. She performed little known works by Hapekirk Treland Kin Zuera Engel and accompanied five songs on the program with fluency and musical tone though lacking strong individuality.
At Point Shirley January George T Eastman husband of Mary Eastman nee Ruiter and son of George and Ellen Eastman. Funeral notice to follow.
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