This is interesting: Someone out of the domain historyfactory.com was looking for information on Herman Pevler. Of course, they found his name in my post on John Palmer Fishwick.

I wonder what for, eh? History Factory, in their own words, "is a heritage management firm that helps organizations discover, preserve and leverage their history to meet today's business challenges." That's certainly not something you see every day, but I think it sounds like a valuable business concern. After all, the corporate form is designed to outlive any stockholder or director; such a longevity will create a history of great highs (and embarrassing lows) which would prove valuable in a public relations campaign. Just quickly breezing through their site, it looks like they're an interesting place to work for; if that's a proper impression, I might even like to give it a go.

It appears that this blog is number three in Google for the relevant search string. This blog also has the distinction of being the first one on the topic of the N&W's former president. There seem to be other mentions of a Herman Pevler who was around at the time, but I can't confirm any links between the N&W man and the man who collected advertising awards. In all likelihood, the surfer was looking for the latter man, and not the man who fell victim to a Fish(wick).

Interesting.

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