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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
2
Advertises rheuma salts as a daily remedy to flush kidneys and reduce uric acid caused by meat. Claims two teaspoonfuls in half a glass of water before breakfast will prevent uric acid buildup and protect kidney health. Mentioned as available at drug stores for neutralizing acids and keeping kidneys active.
Mrs Mary Jane Cooke widow of Rev Henry A Cooke of Cambridge testified that she loved Thorlief S Pedersen a Swedish immigrant and that she adopted him as her son. Pedersen Cooke fights to keep the adoption’s legality challenged in the Supreme Judicial Court.
Harold Woodworth Eaton Boston real estate man and Miss Mildred Carr daughter of John H. Carr were married last night at Centre Methodist Church Malden in front of over 500 guests. Rev Lucius L Bubb ee officiated. The couple are linked to the J W Wilbur corporation at 9 State Street. The groom treasurer lives at 170 Kent Street Brookline and the bride at 20 Converse Avenue Malden.
The bride wore a white duchess satin gown with duchess lace and pearls. Her veil featured duch ess lace and orange blossoms. A shower bouquet of white roses complemented the attire. Matron of honor Mrs. John Craig wore pale blue satin with rosebuds. maid Hazel Booth also in pale blue. Bridesmaids included Marie A. Williams and others. The six year old page and flower girls accompanied by Master Roger French. Best man Harry R. Lowd. ushers Dr. Miles Fowler and others. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple, leaving for a three week wedding trip, will reside at 20 Converse Avenue Malden.
Witnesses testified Mrs. Cooke, a capable widow, adopted Thorlief Pedersen and left her estate to him. Attorney Guy Cox described her resolve and knowledge, Emma Carr recalled Cooke’s hope for long life to ensure Pedersen care, and executor Emery noted family frictions over inheritance. Helen Tower added that Thorlief would gain all when Cooke’s body was removed.
Mayor Curley postponed any action on forming a National Security League branch at City Hall. He urged organizers to unite with a Tremont Temple meeting planned for Friday night to make it a large event.
The yellow suffrage balloons with theatre tickets were postponed by rain yesterday and will be released at noon from a suffrage automobile in Pemberton square. Twenty balloons will descend with tickets for Back Home and On Trial and access to Tremont Theatre’s Sunday meeting.
After a conference with President James L. Richards of the Boston Consolidated Gas Company Mayor Curley said the advisability of purchasing the old Hyde Park gas works will be discussed by the Consolidated directors.
Commander Raymond D. Hasbrouck now assigned as captain of the Charlestown naval yard and will serve as senior aide to Captain William R. Rush, the yard commander, after leaving the war college at Newport.
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