Heavyweight Carrier Earns Moniker at Tex Plant
A man recounts hiring a Black laborer to move heavy paper at a Tex printing plant. Despite no elevator, the worker carried bundles to the third floor with ease, earning admiration and the nickname Heavyweight Nigger for his strength and stamina.
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No Sentiment In Business In Kansas City Story
A Kansas City Star clipping recalls changing retail attitudes on the West Side of Kansas City where buyers seek value and quality. A grocer recounts a shift from ethnic and political patronage to honest methods. It also retells Count Julius Andrassy’s tale and a physician's strange prediction about a dying patient, with awkward phrasing and garbled details overall.
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