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| —On Opportunity
Not long ago we had occasion to read one of Bruce Barton’s
famous editorials in a well known periodical and, as usual, it left
somewhat of an impression. It had to do with just an ordinary
man in no particular town who, in the daily course of his existence,
passed and repassed a certain vacant lot on his way to and from
his rather poor paying labors. It was overgrown with weeds and
was anything but attractive. One day he learned it had been sold
to a certain friend of his and then a few weeks later resold at an
B /i 1 i enormous profit to the first buyer, a profit large enough to have
made the ordinary man almost independent. But the ordinary
man put it down to luck and continued to walk the same path, not I
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to the wide-awake individual right at home.
Without stretching a point, may we not draw the conclusion
I, inilii mmi I, I, that just those kind of opportunities are to be found right here in
Concord? May we not call attention to just one which evidently
is being passed by by many really live people of this community in
referring to The Tribune-Times SIO,OOO automobile campaign?
Here is an offer to anyone to make as high as S2OO a week for the
| - next few weeks by utilizing nothing but spare time. It takes
no investment of money as does real estate. It takes only the
vision to recognize something big when it presents itself, and when
combined with the ambition and determination to use off moments
to advantage, it is bound to mean success.
You will see pictured on this page four automobiles, the big
capital prizes offered by The Tribune and Times in this competition.
Wake to this opportunity while it is still young. Do yourself the
justice of finding out about it in detail. There will be found on
another page of this edition an information and nomination coupon
which may be the means of you riding in your own luxurious car
before many weeks have passed. Consider this seriously and dis
cover the virtue in what we have said.
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1925