"Thank you for the response.
I know that Mrs. Wilson went to great lengths to minimize her husband's impairment for fear that he might be declared unable to hold the office of president and be removed. "
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Did Woodrow Wilson's wife sign any documents for him after he had a stroke?
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I read that after Woodrow Wilson had a stroke, his wife went to great lengths to sequester Wilson away from politicians and the public. She served as his intermediary. On several occasions she took…Continue
Is this Gary Cooper the real deal?
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Any celebrity who insisted on signing his/her own materials?
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I read that early in career, Joan Crawford signed all her own letters and photographs. She felt she owe it to her fans. However, as her fame grew, it became impossible for her to sign all requests,…Continue
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"There might well have happened but I am not specifically aware of it.
I do know that Edith Bolling Wilson's handwriting was very different than his. "
Did Woodrow Wilson's wife sign any documents for him after he had a stroke?
I read that after Woodrow Wilson had a stroke, his wife went to great lengths to sequester Wilson away from politicians and the public. She served as his intermediary. On several occasions she took documents in to Wilson for his signature. If Wilson couldn't write or write very legibly, I've often wondered if she signed in his stead. kind regardsGarrett Meadows See More
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"The actors of the studio era had little choice in their own image. When they signed a contract, they were signing away their identity. Their entire life was controlled by the studio. "
"In the so-called "studio era" which each of your names were products of, the publicists and actors were partners in creating images and personas for them as stars. Their accessibility was also controlled and measured.
In our era of…"
"Some high profile stars probably don't know who they are. I would imagine being idolised by millions of people would give anyone a warped sense of reality. A false reality at that. "
"There were also two inscribed and autographed photos of JFK he signed right before leaving D.C. for Fort Worth. I forget who the photos were for or whether the photos were ever given to the intended recipients. "
"Good point. Likewise, I didn't care for Marlene Dietrich. I always got the idea they were always playing "movie stars" in public. Joan Crawford and Lana Turner were well-known for playing the "movie star" in interviews and…"
"I had read that Neil Armstrong was notoriously stingy and downright rude about not giving autographs. If the biographical info I've read about Armstrong is remotely close to the truth, he was odd and peculiar in his habits and personality.…"
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