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Remove extra information regarding his widow since she has her own article
I think that only the information that she has an MD, her previous marriage, and her children are relevant to this article since she has her own article that contains all the other information (and that is obvious from her name in blue here as a link, which it should be regardless of if it is linked elsewhere, so that those interested in her can click from there.)
Was it the same uncle both times?
This passage: "He began his business career at the age of 12 when he borrowed $200 from his uncle (equivalent to $3,010 in 2021) and purchased a license to sell newspapers in Boston.[26] In 1948, at the age of 15, he borrowed $10,000 (equivalent to $112,784 in 2021) from his uncle to start a candy vending-machine business." Was it the same uncle both times or were two different creditor/uncles involved? Either way, it should say so, no? — Preceding
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MelanieN (
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Remove extra information regarding his widow since she has her own article
I think that only the information that she has an MD, her previous marriage, and her children are relevant to this article since she has her own article that contains all the other information (and that is obvious from her name in blue here as a link, which it should be regardless of if it is linked elsewhere, so that those interested in her can click from there.)
Was it the same uncle both times?
This passage: "He began his business career at the age of 12 when he borrowed $200 from his uncle (equivalent to $3,010 in 2021) and purchased a license to sell newspapers in Boston.[26] In 1948, at the age of 15, he borrowed $10,000 (equivalent to $112,784 in 2021) from his uncle to start a candy vending-machine business." Was it the same uncle both times or were two different creditor/uncles involved? Either way, it should say so, no? — Preceding
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