Neville falls painfully on Mason Street

Walking down Mason Street in San Francisco on a wet day in new shoes, on his way to an appointment with a woman at her Fourth Street shop, he fell flat on his back and was helped by two young men up to the top of California Street, left in excruciating pain.
Date (happened)
many years ago
unresolved
  1. many years ago relative
    Source Job - Your Biography: Questions and Answers ¶9"many years ago", told in Job - Your Biography: Questions and Answers (nid 2192)
    Said as many years ago
Persons
Told / reported
  1. between 20 January 1961 and 22 November 1963 estimated
    Source Job - Your Biography: Questions and Answersdelivery claim d0 on lecture nid 2192 (Job - Your Biography: Questions and Answers), 1961-01-20..1963-11-22 between/certain, bounded by Kennedy's presidency (referenced as present)
    Why This passage is also cited by four sibling hist_events (19406-19409) describing related facets of the same fall episode; not a concern in itself, just noted.
    Reasoning Passage 555269 is Neville recounting, in the Q&A itself, his Mason Street fall in San Francisco 'many years ago'. The lecture's only delivery claim is a certain Kennedy-presidency bound, so the telling date inherits that same range and confidence rather than a narrower guess.
Sources

Source

  • Job - Your Biography: Questions and Answers ¶9 (And there I was, COMPLETELY on my back, walking down with my new shoes, and then two lads came by and they led me to the top of California (Street), and then I was in excruciating pain.)