Millionaire Wealth Still Reachable With Bold Deals
The piece argues millionaires arise from unusual bets and bold ownership. It cites Sara Lee founder Charles W. Lubin, Ross De Siragusa, Harry Daumit, and Nelson Harris as examples of rapid wealth via ventures, tech shifts, or real estate, noting brokers and markets favor risk with high rewards.
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Chicago
Charles W. Lubin
Sara Lee
Ross de Siragusa
Harry Daumit
Colgate-Palmolive-Pete
Nelson Harris
Toni Company
Home Permanent Waves
Florida
Ernie Ford and His Ernie-isms Spark TV Fans
Tennessee entertainer Easy-going Tennessee Ernie Ford wins TV fans with Southern stories about pea-pickin cousins. His unique expressions dubbed Ernie-isms mark him as a keen cracker-barrel wit akin to Will Rogers. Examples include witty puns and regional similes.
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Tennessee Ernie Ford
Will Rogers
Cats Sell Ads And City Swarms Of Cats
A druggist taunts advertisers but a free ad backfires as readers flood Slocum's Drug Store with cats. Hundreds bring felines in bags and boxes, forcing the shop to close temporarily. The tale warns that people do read newspaper ads.
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Slocum
Cleme Clements
Panoa Watchman
Labor Aims to Take Political Control, Warns NAM Leader
Charles R. Sligh Jr of the National Association of Manufacturers warns that labor aims to seize political power to reshape the U S economy and culture. He cites union leaders in Congress, funds from dues, and movement of chiefs to Washington as steps toward federal dominance and privileged labor status.
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The
Official warns labor must not dominate government
A government spokesperson cautioned that while labor groups have a role, they should not be allowed to exert dominance over government policy or decision making. The remark stressed balanced influence among labor, business, and public institutions.
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Labor
Modern Medicine Humorous Slogans On Health And Therapy
A satirical exchange ridicules medical marketing from tranquilizers to miracle drugs. It mocks high prices and generic specialists while highlighting absurd student and patient anecdotes as it runs through several medical personas and jokes.
Mighty Atom Father jokes about growing boy’s wit and pride
A father jokes that his rapidly growing son is too smart to spank and too big to argue, and he mocks the day the boy will fall in love and be checked by a clever girl. The quip captures parental frustration with a clever, light tone.
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