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quote: Dividing industry into big and little is artificial. Industry is both — that makes it Industry. Ninety-eight per cent of American industries employ less than 500 men each. Todays big industries were small within our lifetime, many of todays small industri
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quote: Who made you? a boy of ten was asked. He stood in thoughtful silence for a moment and then, measuring the length of a baby with his hands, replied: God made me this long, and I growed the rest. The mistake that was his in leaving out God in his growth sug
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