Who Was Who: 5000 BC - 1914 Biographical Dictionary of the Famous and Those Who Wanted to Be by Unknown
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SHERMAN, General, secured his fame by marching to the sea and giving a terse definition of war. SHERRY, proprietor of a New York restaurant where a person feels wealthy while at the table and poor afterward. SHOE, Old Woman of the, one of those anti-race-suicide mothers whose family caused considerable worry. Ambition: A better job for her husband. Address: Shoe. Clubs: She did not have time for any, and thus could not be a suffragette. SHUSTER, Morgan, an American child who attempted to play the diplomatic game in Persia with grown ups. Was spanked and sent home. Occupation: Crying. Ambition: Ambassador to a country without diplomats. Address: Home. SHYLOCK. See New York City business directory. SIMON, Simple, epicurean. Passed an uneventful life with the exception of an encounter with a confectioner near the fair grounds. The man operated his business on a cash basis. Simon was broke and no sale was consummated. SINBAD, an old tar whose yarns are still on the distaff. SISTERS, Seven Sutherland, a noted family who held out salvation for the bald and envy to women. SMITH, John, the bravest man who ever lived. Smith ate the |
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