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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1998
Page
5
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A reader recounts buying Dollar General shares after a stock pick and ongoing research. The column notes a 190 percent rise in three years and invites readers to submit personal investment lessons and a trivia winner. It mentions a cooperative of about 750 berries growers and a historic medicinal product from boggy lands.
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Lillian Vernon, founder of the mail order empire in Mount Vernon New York, turned a $2 000 wedding gift into Vernon Specialties and grew the company to nine catalogs and an online business She remains active at 70 guiding product ideas focusing on unusual gifts while her sons steer operations and the firm grew to online sales and outlets with plans for growth.
A playful look at the Motley Fool brand notes its aim to tell honest investing truths with wit. The piece links Shakespearean fools to candid market commentary and invites readers to laugh while seeking financial rewards.
Investors eye Philip Morris and RJR Nabisco as buyers of value in a tobacco oriented portfolio. The firms hold large food subsidiaries including Kraft Foods General Foods and Miller Brewing with brands such as Jell O Maxwell House Oreo Ritz Planters and Chips Ahoy. Tobacco units are priced near zero suggesting free exposure to Camel and Winston maker royalties alongside sizable dividends. Philip Morris shows lower debt than RJR Nabisco, making it the safer pick for risk averse buyers seeking income.
U S markets faced renewed weakness with the Dow dropping 23.41 to 9 025.26 as investors grouse over higher unemployment 4.5 percent in June and factory job cuts 29 000 while orders to factories fell 1.6 percent. Despite weekly gains, indexes show caution amid Asia concerns and inflation dynamics.
Washington AP reports workers in company 401(k) plans pay growing admin costs. Labor Dept. issued a booklet on typical deductions, disclosure gaps, and how fees affect long term retirement savings, with guidance for workers and employers.
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