The Truth About the Browning Case ... Peaches' Sensational Charges ... All About the Gander ... All the Word for Word Testimony at Famous Trial ... The Complete Inside Story for the First Time.

No place, no publisher, no date (circa 1927). Quarto (11.75" x 9"), 16 pages. Publisher's stapled paper wraps, page one featuring a manipulated image from a photograph depicting the happy couple with goose. Text in three columns. Not found in OCLC as of 1/19/2024.

Folded once horizontally, browned, brittle, edge wear including short tears without loss, otherwise good or better.

Peaches Browning, nee Frances Belle Heenan, met real estate developer Edward West Browning when she was 15 & he was 51. With the permission of both her parents, the pair married on her 16th birthday. Just six months later, Peaches left the marital home & pursued a divorce which at the time was granted only for adultery. Alternatively, she sought legal separation & cited cruelty on the part of her husband as the cause. "Daddy" Browning responded with a counter-claim of abandonment. Peaches provided titillating details & seemed particularly disturbed that her husband kept a honking African goose in their bedroom. Ultimately, the judge determined that Peaches abandoned "Daddy" without cause & granted legal separation with no obligation for alimony. Peaches' went on to a career in vaudeville & remained legally married to Edward until his death in 1934. Thereafter, she married three more times but, sadly, died at age 46 after slipping in her bathroom.