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Tales of Success
Gibson, Roland A. | August 14, 1929 issue

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This article presents information about the books "John D., A Portrait in Oils," by John K. Winkler; "An American Business Adventure: The Story of Henry A. Dix," by Mark H. Dix; "An Inside Story of Success: Life of William Burnette," by Neil McCullough Clark and "The Life of George Chaffey," by J. A. Alexander. "The American Business Adventure," describes a man who refused to allow his business to expand beyond the limits of human control, a man who really had the interests of his workers at heart and who finally turned his clothing factory to a directorate of men who had risen from the ranks of workers.

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BOOKS; SUCCESS; JOHN D., A Portrait in Oils (Book); AMERICAN Business Adventure: The Story of Henry A. Dix, An (Book); INSIDE Story of Success: Life of William Burnette, An (Book)
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