Summing it up:
Isn't it true that many of the interests in your life are centered on your business progress? So much depends on your success or failure in business. Your daily bread, your social position, your ambition, the welfare of your family, everything you expect to be and have may be decided for or against you by your accomplishments in business.
Do you consider as seriously your plans of how you are to succeed as you do your plans of what success you hope to attain?
Surely, since so much depends on it, isn't it your duty to take advantage of every possible opportunity to better your conditions right now?
Briefly stated, the Modern Business Course and Service offers you a thorough training in practical business knowledge—a training that prepares you to become a better business man. It is helping thousands of other men in a dollars and cents way. It can help you too.
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If you have confidence in your ability, if your ambitions are sincere—you can't decide against it.
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Page Change3 [Advertisements listing added to table of contents.]4 Frederic[Frederick] S. Todman, General Manager, Hirsch,17 [Advertisements moved to end of publication; chapter header added.]86Sellings[Selling] stocks and bonds94Interpretation of liabilties[liabilities]99 Honary[Honorary] degrees: Yale, A.M.,106 of Minnesota Tex[Tax] Commission, 1907-1909,107 Service Bureau in New York, 1916-1920[;]108 former[Former] instructor in Accounting114 advisor[adviser] to the War Industries Board.119 Isn't lt[it] true that
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