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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
16
The Receguert of Professor Ralph French, 26, of Mountain View, was shattered when Mrs Helen Bryant French, 22, of Dover New Jersey, charged him with bigamy claiming she was wife No 1. Police arrested the teacher ending the honeymoon. Professor French offered no comment.
A 17 year old asks Dorothy about an unhappy five month marriage where her husband spends days at pool halls and avoids work. Miss Grey advises recognizing youth and incompatibility, suggests discussing finances and shared time, and implies possible separation if patterns continue. Readers also request Berton Braley’s address and best contents for a hope chest with practical suggestions on linens and accessories.
Federal dry agents near Delafield Wisconsin discovered a concealed still when a large bull blocked an underground cavern entrance on Paul Piefeldt’s farm. After lariats failed they roped the animal and entered a trap door to find a circular chamber containing a still mash and a stove running water and electric lights.
In Charleston Washington a man who brought a black bear cub from Alaska months ago faces financial trouble and must sell the family pet. He hopes a well funded Seattle citizen will grant the bear a home in Woodland Park where it can be cared for, seeking about 36 dollars to recoup costs. Snapshots accompany The Star submission.
The ad notes the bear is a decidedly good-looking animal and invites interested readers to write P. O. Box 771 in Charleston, Washington, for further information.
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