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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 480, 10 June 1919, Page 2

For Children's Hacking Cough Woods' Great Peppermint Cure 'This talk of keeping everything away from politics is wrong." said the Hon J T. Paul, of Dunedin, at the Town-plan-ning Conference (the Wellington Post reports-) "I think what should done is to remodel politics to make them clean so that any human activity is not debased by association with them, but, on the contrary is lifted up and elevated." "The crux of business lies in profit sharing; I believe in it absolutely," said Mr Charles M. Schwab, the American steel king. "Moreover, I believe it will ultimately settle the whole labour problem. Look at Carnegie. He is the most successful profit-sharer in this country; he gave his employees half of his profits in bonuses. My rule in Imi'ding up a business success is : Don't engage a roan of great reputition to do it' get a young fellow who has his reputation to make; he will give you his best undivided effort. When 1 took hold of the Bethlehem Steel Company for the second time, I selected as my partners, some 15 of the young fellows right out of the works. I said to them " Now boys, let's go to it. What I make you make" One of the 15 was working at a crane, getting 75 dollars a month Now look at him. He's earning a million a year and over.. I mean Eugene G. Grace, the president of the Bethlehem Steel Company. He's 50 times the man that I am. Yes, I mean that. All I did was to select him. He did the rest,' When children come home from the pictures Through the damp of a wiater's night, All parents who care and of colds beware. Take measures to keep them right. They tuck them warm and snug in bed, For of croupy colds they've needful dread ; At signs of such to make things eure, They give them Woods' Peppermint Cure.