Opportunity and a half dollar founded a million dollar firm
A narrated tale from the New York Sun recounts two travelers who start with 50 cents. One accepts early menial work, later rises to head salesman and partnership in a leading midwestern wholesale house, eventually worth about a million and a half. The other rejects chances and remains jobless in New York.
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His Third Marriage Shows Superstition in Burma Tale
An inhabitant of Badaon in upper Burma faced a superstition about a third marriage. When warned that a third wife would die soon, he wed a doll to satisfy the omen, announced her death, buried her, and then married his fourth wife.
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A Dry Bath Joke From London Answerer
A Scottish man follows advice to make a shower bath using a cistern and colander. He reports the bath as fine and “rare weel” and claims he stayed dry by not standing under the water without an umbrella.
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