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OPINION | OLD NEWS: Free-love colony founder jailed for adultery in 1926 - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Free-love colony founder jailed for adultery in 1926

Heads up, Friend Reader: This is Part 3 in an Old News series about a scandal that riveted readers in Arkansas and across the nation in the 1920s.

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Free-love colony founder jailed for adultery in 1926 - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Free-love colony founder jailed for adultery in 1926

Heads up, Friend Reader: This is Part 3 in an Old News series about a scandal that riveted readers in Arkansas and across the nation in the 1920s.

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Wife of 1920's 'most original' American not OK with free-love farm - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Wife of 1920's 'most original' American not OK with free-love farm

In late 1920, Charles "Barley" Garland, 21-year-old son of New England blue bloods with a dependent wife and baby, made national headlines by rejecting an inheritance. He waved away $1 million from his dead father's estate.

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Wife of 1920's 'most original' American not OK with free-love farm - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Wife of 1920's 'most original' American not OK with free-love farm

In late 1920, Charles "Barley" Garland, 21-year-old son of New England blue bloods with a dependent wife and baby, made national headlines by rejecting an inheritance. He waved away $1 million from his dead father's estate.

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Pea Ridge Pod man escapes death at hands of Pulaski County moonshiners in 1922 - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Pea Ridge Pod man escapes death at hands of Pulaski County moonshiners in 1922

Reading the Sunday, Jan. 29, 1922, Arkansas Democrat has me thinking that we don't use the word "lurid" near enough today.