WHAT ONE SALESMAN DID
Bill Smith, a salesman skilled and keen, Went out and 3old a washing machine. The factory manager said, "Good news. I’ll now have a job for old John Lewes.” Old John was happy, and worked with a will; Then he went and paid his grocer’s bill. The grocer was glad, and said to his wife, . . “You. go to the seaside and have the time of your life.” Then the hotel-keeper said, “My last room is let.” He went and bought a new wireless set. And all this happened, as we have seen, Because Bill Smith sold a washing machine.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17909, 13 October 1932, Page 4
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