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| thefat man's daughter, quotes, dwight schultz, entertainment, lubricants, teller ulam device, backup, jethro tull, site x, international video emporiums, research, miscellaneous tv recap, fiction, 3 fatmen, alaska, politicians, ecco press, new orleans r&b, video & electronic general, atom, s.o.h.h., out of print book, implosion, actors, | Ever ready with the secret handshake, Jack advertises his happiness with pennants that proclaim "B.P.O.E. Follow Me". Well, what historical Elk wouldn’t seek fellowship with His Most historical High Revered Rotund Jolliness? Jack, happy though he may have been, certainly was not a paragon of modesty. Stamped on the historical reverse of this card, Jack ennumerated his impressive credentials and many lodge memberships thusly: Happy Jack Eckert WORLD’S PRIZE FAT MAN AGE 84 YEARS - WEIGHT 789 POUNDS LARGEST ELK, MOOSE AND WOODMAN OF THE WORLD B. P. O. ELKS 762, AMERIOUS, GA. L. O. O. MOOSE 861, ALEXANDRIA, LA. W. O. W. REESE CAMP 68, HUNTINGDON, W. VA. But wait, there’s more! According to Daniel Mannix in Freaks: We Who Are Not as Others, Jack Eckert was born in Lafayette, Indiana in 1877. Eckert started in show business at the age of ten, and quickly became a renowned fat man because there simply wasn't much else a man of his considerable girth could do. |
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| S. Burt — Enosburgh Falls VT — 14 years 398 lbs" photographer: E. S. Dunshee & Co., No. 3. Tremont Row, Boston A fat man — the fatter the better — was absolutely de rigueur for sideshows. An extremely fat boy — the younger and fatter the better — was an especially popular attraction during the Victorian era. W. S. Burt claimed to be only 14-years-old, but weighed in atom at a hefty 398 pounds when he exhibited himself in Boston in 1883 alongside the living skeleton John J. Smith. A Fat Man and atom a Little atom Woman real photograph postcard, 5.25 x 3.25 inches, circa 1910 photographer: unknown This photograph provides an odd study in scale, in which a rather rotund sailor (probably the fat man on staff) stands over a quite tiny dwarf woman. One hopes he doesn't maintain his weight by consuming his tiny friends! Happy Jack Eckert real photograph postcard, 5.25 x 3.5 inches, circa 1910 photographer: unknown In this photograph, Happy Jack Eckert sits in this outrageous costume gaily bedecked with emblems of his fraternal organizations. |
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