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This man was a teacher for 40 years. At year two or three, on Picture Day, he realized he'd worn the same outfit as the previous year, so he got the idea to continue to do so for his whole teaching career (1973-2012)

In 1864, the renowned actor Edwin Booth found himself on a New Jersey train platform, awaiting his turn to board a train. Amidst the bustling crowd trying to embark, an unexpected jolt caused the train to move a few feet before halting. A young man standing beside Booth lost his balance and started slipping between the platform and the moving railcar. In a swift act, Booth grasped the young man by his collar, preventing his fall. The young man, upon recognizing Booth, felt a mixture of gratitude and awe. The two individuals eventually parted ways, unaware of the peculiar twist of fate that would come to light in the following year. Edwin Booth's younger brother was John Wilkes Booth, infamously known for assassinating President Lincoln in April 1865. As for the young man whom Edwin Booth saved, it was none other than Robert Todd Lincoln, the sole surviving child of President Abraham Lincoln, adding an unexpected layer of historical significance to their chance encounter.