There is, of course, complete disagreement between prohibitionists and unions as to whether or not prohibition inflicts severe financial losses. There is no doubt whatever that when it does come, the old plants of the liquor industry are turned to some novel uses. The passing world hides from their eyes. Many of the stories in this collection are original with the author and others are classic tales retold, but all are full of that magic so dear to the childish heart. The stories are illustrated by thirty-half-tone plates made from specially posed photographs that will appeal particularly to the youthful imagination.
"What You Can Do With Your Will Power," a new book by Dr. Russell R. Conwell, is published this week by Harper's Pro. Like the authors "Acres of Diamonds," this new book has the sure foundation of facts, not only of men but of men. From the richness of his knowledge of men and women, Dr. Conwell picks out astonishing cases of individual success; it shows that the words "I will" have wrought many a miracle of which he has been the witness. The world owes no man a living, he wonders it must be, won. Size yourself up first; and out what you can do best that the world needs doing, use common sense in selecting the ways; then concentrate and you must succeed. He repeats incident after incident of men and women who have suffered out of 4,043 American millionaires.  whose careers he has analyzed, all but twenty started as poor boys.
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