In Prickett-121 text appears on top of an image.
I copied the code for the image from another bio (Layman-280) in which the text wraps properly.
In both cases the # of pixels of the image to be displayed is 370.
In the first case (Layman-280--text wraps properly) the original image was 362 pixels;;
in the second case (Prickett-121--text on top of image) the original image was 370 pixels.
Below are excerpts, beginning with the last bit of text before the image:
Wraps properly: (Layman-280)
first Americans to die in the war. )
<div style="float:left; border:0px #ccc solid; color:red; font-size:12px; background-color: #fff; width:380px; text-align: center; height:auto; margin: auto; padding:3px;">Harrisonburg Normal School, 1909, where Pauline spent her last three years in college.
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That fall she went to Daleville College for a year; a year later she transferred to Harrisonburg Normal School to study domestic science. Thanks to federal legislation her expenses were paid for her second and third years there and she was in HNS's second class to receive a bachelor's degree, She was In college when the inflluenza epidemic occurred; she caught the bug and lost all her hair. In her senior year, she was president of the [[:Image:Pauline_Layman_images-1.jpg|Home Ec Club]], a guard on the "post-graduate" [[:Image:Pauline_Layman_images-2.jpg|basketball team]], and the "best man" in a manless "wedding."
Fails to wrap: (Prickett-121)
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Minter Jackson [[Image:Jackson-5368.jpg|370px]]</div>
a prosperous merchant and business man in first Gilmer County and subsequently Smyth County in Southwest Virginia. The third of five children and the older of two boys, Mint grew up loving to read and to have a good time.
