Do you wish to make money in your own home? We give you a list of 100 paying articles which you can make and sell.
Have you a little plot of ground around your house? We tell you how to make it yield you a yearly revenue.
Do you want to know how our rich men made their money? We give the secrets away by the hundred.
Do you want to know what to do with your savings? We give you a list of the best-paying investments.
Have you practical ideas? Are you skilled in the use of tools? Would you like to take out a patent? We present to you a list of over 300 inventions needed, and in some cases even suggest how the article should be made.
Have you literary ability? or reportorial talent? or advertising genius? We mention 100 ways by which you may be able to make a living by the pen.
In short the 1,000 ways of money-making in this book are 1,000 nails to hang your fortune on. Others have profited by these suggestions. Why may not you?
CONTENTS.
| INTRODUCTION. | |
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| [CHAPTER I. HOW TO GET A PLACE.] | |
| PAGE | |
| The Secret of Work. Nature’s Furrow. General Details.The Prismatic Brain. The Bridled Tongue. Studyingthe Stair Above. The Missing Factor. The MagnifyingGlass. The Microscopic Eye. Scoring a Point when offDuty. The Study of Men | [13] |
| [CHAPTER II. STARTING IN BUSINESS.] | |
| The Minimum Basis. The House-to-House Canvass. TheChoice Location. The Maximum Basis. The PersonalEquation | [21] |
| [CHAPTER III. MONEY IN TRADE.] | |
| The Interlined Advertisement. The Picturesque Name.The Pictorial Wreck. Red-Letter Day. Class Discount.The Honest Flaw. The Premium Clerk. The RailroadMileage. The Dial Dollars. First Customer Package.The Carpet Coupon. The House Lot Coupon. Price-TimeGrade. Sales Bulletin. Best Reason Prize. BirthdayCalendar. Conspicious Price-List. The EarlyDiscount. The Money-Space Counter. | [24] |
| [CHAPTER IV. MONEY IN THE INTRODUCTION OF A NEW ARTICLE.] | |
| The Puzzle. The Toy Imitation. The Cartoon. TheConjurer. The Striking Figure. The AdvertisingStory. The Word-Builder. The Popular Pun. ThePolitical Guesser. The Geometrical Group. The PictorialComparison. The Open Challenge. The BookGift. Sunday School Supplies. | [30] |
| [CHAPTER V. MONEY IN THE HOME STORE.] | |
| Section 1—Household Ornaments. | |
| Crystallized Grasses. Leaf Impressions. Vine andTrellis. The Suspended Acorn. Moss and Cone. TheTumbler of Peas. The Hanging Turnip. BleachedLeaves. The Artificial Plant. | [35] |
| Section 2—Tea Dishes. | |
| Delicious Ham. Choice Tongue. Artificial Honey. | [39] |
| Section 3—Pastry. | |
| Angel Cake. Dominos. Soft Gingerbread. Doughnuts. | [41] |
| Section 4—Sweetmeats and Confectionery. | |
| Walnut Candy. Chocolate Caramels. PeppermintCreams. Molasses Candy. Blanched Almonds. FigPaste. Fig Layer Candy. | [42] |
| Section 5—Preserves, Pickles, and Jellies. | |
| Orange Marmalade. Brandied Peach. Ox-Heart Cherry.Pound Pear. Grape Jelly. Sweet Pickles. Chow-Chow.Pickled Walnuts. | [44] |
| Section 6—Toilet Articles. | |
| Rose Oil. Cologne Water. French Face Powder.Night-Blooming Cereus. | [47] |
| Section 7—Varnishes and Polishes. | |
| Stove Blacking. Shoe Blacking. Furniture Cream.Leather Polish. | [48] |
| Section 8—Soaps and Starches. | |
| Poland Starch. Glue Starch. Gum-Arabic Starch.Starch Luster. Hard Soap. Savon D’Amande. | [50] |
| Section 9—Soft Drinks. | |
| Root Beer. Ginger Pop. Lemonade and Orangeade. | [51] |
| Section 10—Dairy and Other Farm Produce. | |
| Golden Butter. Fresh Eggs. Sweet Milk. SparklingHoney. New Cheese. Clean Lard. White Pork.Poultry to Order. | [52] |
| Section 11—Garden Vegetables. | |
| Cut-to-Order Asparagus. Quick Market Strawberries.Round Tomatoes. Pint Peas. String Beans. GreenCorn. | [54] |
| Section 12—School Supplies. | |
| Book Covers. Artificial Slates. Cheap Ink. SchoolBag. Pen Wiper. Children’s Luncheon. | [56] |
| Section 13—Christmas Presents. | |
| Sofa Pillow. Jewel Tray. American Flag. Hair-PinCase. Chair Cushion. Lamp Shade. Bookmark.Handy Work-Box. Pincushion. Catch-Bag. Court-PlasterCase. Postage-Stamp Holder. Photograph Frame.Match Safe. Wall-Pocket. Glove Box. | [57] |
| Section 14—Miscellaneous Articles. | |
| Hot Gems. Sliced Watermelon. Toothsome Pies. IceCream. Pork and Beans. Tomato Ketchup. MinceMeat. Dried Apples. Peanuts. Cigarettes. TallowCandles. Lung Preserver. Poison Killer. Mucilage.Pop Corn. | [61] |
| [CHAPTER VI. MONEY IN THE HOME ACRE.] | |
| Money in Pears. Greenbacks in Greenings. Plums of Gold.The Raspberry Acre. Profits in Big Peaches. EasyTomatoes. Assorted Strawberries. Livings in Lettuce.Sovereigns in Spinach. Thousand-Dollar Celery. Fortunesin Water-Cress. The Dollar Blackberry. Nickelsin Pickles. The Beet Lot. The Roasting Ear. PayingPeas. Grated Horseradish. | [69] |
| [CHAPTER VII. MONEY FOR WOMEN.] | |
| The School Store. The Hand Album. The Novelty Bakery.The Front Yard Snap. The Pet Dog. The Box Lunch.The Hairdresser. Typo and Steno. The Sewing School.Flat Hunting. A Tea Room. Dress Mending. LaceHandling. Intelligence Office. Professional Mending.The College Cram. Shoe and Wrap Room. GeneralConvenience Room. Sick-Room Delicacies. ShoppingCommission. School Luncheon. Hatching Birds. Butter-and-EggStore. Saratoga Chips. Fancy LampShades. Bee-Keeping. Cleansing and Bleaching.Fancy Soaps. Home Architecture. Home Ornaments.Doubtful Debts. Dressing Dolls. Fruit Preservers.Mushroom Cellar. Poultry Raising. Home Hothouse.Art Needlework. News Agency. Women’s Wants.Home Printing Press. Short Service Bureau. DelicatessenRoom. Miscellaneous Exchange. Cap and Apron Plan.Kitchen Utensils. Wedding Manager. Foreign Homes.Lady Barber. Mineral Collections for Schools. TurkishBath. Trained Nurses. Traveling Companion. PaperFlowers. French Perfumer and Complexion Expert. AWoman’s Hotel. Guide for Shoppers. Bicycle Instruction.Cooking School. Boarding House. Pen Engraving.Ladies’ Restaurant. A Woman’s Newspaper. AdvertisingAgent. The Civil Service. Post-Prandial Classes.Women Druggists. Almanac Makers. Women Lecturers.Magazine Contributors. Women Physicians.Paper Box Making. Horticulture. Vocalists. PackingTrunks. Women Costumers. Express Office.Fancy Bakery. Women Grocers. Food and MedicineSamples. Samples in Stores. Samples from House toHouse. The Woman Beautifier. The Manicure Parlor.The Massage Treatment. Ice Cream Parlor. FlowerPackets. Lady Caterer. Delicacies for Invalids. InsectPowder. Rice Cultivator. Yeast Cakes. Physical Culture.House Cleaning. Selling Oysters. Pie Cart.Men’s Neckties. Dancing Teacher. Haberdasher.Lady Architect. Lost and Found Agency. | [73] |
| [CHAPTER VIII. MONEY FOR BOYS.] | |
| Section 1—How a Boy Can Get a Place. | |
| Free Service. Special Department. Show Superiorityof Goods. Advertising. Influence. A Trial Week.Commission. | [104] |
| Section 2—What Boys Can Do. | |
| The Boy Magician. The Glass-Blower. The Dime Lunch.Cancelled Stamps. The Boys’ Press. Saw and Scroll.The Magic Lantern. Candy-Making. Odd Jobs. GeneralEmployment Agency. Collect Magazines. VacantLot. Bicycle Teaching. First-Cost Sales. | [107] |
| [CHAPTER IX. MONEY IN AGENCIES.] | |
| Book Agency. Patent Agency. Commission Merchants.Insurance Agency. Traveling Salesmen. Supply Companies.Agencies for Teachers. Clerical Agency.Matrimonial Agencies. Agency for Servants. Agencyfor Farm Hands. | [113] |
| [CHAPTER X. MONEY IN PROPRIETARY COMPOUNDS.] | |
| Healing Ointment. Spasm Killer. Anti-Malaria. Hostetter’sBitters. Toothache Ease. Candy Digest. CoughLozenges. Lovers’ Hair-Oil. Purgative Powder. ConsumptionWafers. Beef, Iron and Wine. Spring Tonic.Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Bed-Bug Exterminator.Catarrh Cure. Lip Pomatum. Ointment forChapped Hands. Cod-Liver Oil Emulsion. BeautyWater. Cough Mixture. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy.Diarrhea Mixture. Blood Purifier. | [120] |
| [CHAPTER XI. MONEY IN REAL ESTATE.] | |
| City Property. Pleasure Resorts. New Town Sites. WesternLands. The Apartment House. The Sky Scraper.The Jersey Flats. Abandoned Farms. | [127] |
| [CHAPTER XII. MONEY IN THE FINE ARTS.] | |
| Crayon Work. Drawing. Photograph Coloring. Oil Painting.Water Colors. Wood Engraving. Book Decoration.Dyeing. Designs. Engraving on Glass. Embroidery.Lace Making. Drawing in Charcoal. Paintingon China. Portrait Painting. | [132] |
| [CHAPTER XIII. MONEY IN MANUFACTURE.] | |
| Bicycle Factories. Double Profit Furs. Mica Sheets. ArtificialMarble. Artificial Whalebone. Artificial IndiaRubber. Artificial Camphor. Car Building. TheTransverse Wooden Pavement. | [137] |
| [CHAPTER XIV. MONEY IN MINING.] | |
| Nevada Silver. Aluminum, the New Mineral. North CarolinaMica. Kansas Zinc. Missouri Cottas. NickelMines. Mexican Iron. Tennessee Limestone. Fortunesin Copper. German Amber. African Diamonds. TasmaniaTin. Georgia Sapphires. Rock Salt. AsbestosPockets. Prospects in Platinum. Petroleum Wells.Gold Discoveries. Prospecting for Mines. | [143] |
| [CHAPTER XV. MONEY IN PATENT RIGHTS.] | |
| Section 1.—Money in Bicycles.A Non-Puncturable Bicycle Tire. Bicycle Holder Attachment.The Bicycle Umbrella Holder. A Bicycle CyclometerClock. The Double Power Bicycle. The FoldingWheel. A Bicycle Support. The Cushion Saddle. ABicycle Guard. A Combination Bicycle Lock. A BicycleTrunk. The Unicycle. A Bicycle Cover. APackage Holder. Handle Bar Cyclometer. The All-SellingWheel. Toe-and-Heel Clip. The Extension Bicycle.A Bicycle Shoe. The Stirrup Pedal. The HomeBicycle. | [149] |
| Section 2.—Money in Building Contrivances. | |
| The Ornamental Floor. The Secure Window-Blind.The Self-Locking Window. The Adjustable Blind. TheDollar Door Closer. Sectional Window. AdjustableStorm Door. A Hinge Lock. Double Window. Hot-BlastFurnace. The Weightless Window Sash. AFloor Cover. Sash Balance. Painting Machines. ThePneumatic Water Tank. The Wood-Pulp Floor. | [154] |
| Section 3.—Money in the Kitchen. | |
| The Cheap Washer. A Meat Chopper. AutomaticStove Damper. Potato Extractor. Knife Sharpener.Cold Handle. The Electric Stove. Fruit Jar Holder.Can Opener. Odorless Cooking Vessels. Coal Filled Flat-Iron.Automatic Soaper. Dish-Washing Machine. AStove Alarm. The Elastic Clothes Line. CombinationLine and Pin. A Fruit Press. The Can-Slide. | [157] |
| Section 4.—Money in the Parlor. | |
| The Chair Fan. The Rocking-Chair Fan. Christmas-TreeHolder. Picture-Frame Fastener. AdjustableHead Rest. Imitation Coal Fire. Music Turner. Roll-FrontFire-Screen. Removable Rockers. | [160] |
| Section 5.—Money in the Bedroom. | |
| A Noiseless Clock. A Narcotic Pillow. Electric FireIgniter. Bedclothes Fastener. Easy-Working Bureau.Extensible Bedstead. Movable Partition and FoldingBed. An Attachable Crib. Pulse Indicator. Dress-SuitHanger. The Anti-Snorer. The Ventilated Mattress. | [161] |
| Section 6.—Money in the Cellar. | |
| Furnace Feeder. Ice Machine. Stove Ash-Sifter. JointedCoal Chute. Combined Pan, Can, Sifter and Roller.Ash-Barrel. | [163] |
| Section 7.—Money in the Library and the Schoolroom. | |
| A Paper Binder. The Correspondent’s Desk. Book-Duster.The Portable Library. Pocket Lunch Basket.The Multiple-Leaved Blackboard. | [164] |
| Section 8.—Money in Meals. | |
| Butter and Cheese Cutter. Paper Tablecloth. Scroll-EdgeMeat Knife. Carving-Knife Holder. LampCooker. Wine Tablets. Extension Table. | [165] |
| Section 9.—Money in the Business Office. | |
| The Keyboard Lock. Automatic Safe Opener. PaperBinder and Bill Holder. Book Lock. The PerpetualCalendar. The Lightning Adder. Copyholder. EnvelopeMoistener and Sealer. Multiple Lock. OfficeDoor Indicator. Automatic Ticket Seller. PerforatedStamp. | [167] |
| Section 10.—Money in the Packing-Room. | |
| Nonrefillable Bottle. Collapsible Box. Bottle Stopper.Combination Cork and Corkscrew. Collapsible Barrel.Self-Standing Bag. Barrel Filler and Funnel Cut-Off.Folding Crate. Paper Barrel. | [169] |
| Section 11.—Money in Articles of Trade. | |
| The Tradesman’s Signal. Barrel Gauge. ElasticChimney. Air Moistener. Automatic Lubricator. Short-TimeNegative. Drying Apparatus. Rotable HotelRegister. Glass Dome. Round Cutting Scissors. CasketClamp. Self-Winding Clock. Dose Stopper. FaucetMeasure. Automatic Feeder. Coupon Cash Book. GasDetective. Paper Towels. Water Filter. PneumaticFreight Tube. Storm Warning. Heat Governor. AutomaticOil Feeder. Paint Brush Feeder. Inside Faucet.House Patterns. Extension Handle. Wire Stretcher.Price Tag. Handy Vise. Folding Ladder. SmokelessFuel. Finger-Ring Gauge. Laundry Bag. Sole Cement.Goods Exhibitor. Shoe Stretcher. Cork Ejector. LemonSqueezer. Spring Wheel. Plural Capsule. Dose Bottle.Fisherman’s Claw. Pocket Scale. Toy Bank and Register.Paper Match. Illuminated Type. Paper Bottles.Paper Sail. | [170] |
| Section 12.—Money in the Street. | |
| Street Sweeper. Phosphorescent Street Numbers. BuggyTop Adjuster. Shoulder Pack. Adjustable Cart Bottom.Nailless Horseshoe. Elastic Ring. Heel Cyclometer.Whip-Lock. Rein-Holder. Automobile. Low Truck.Automatic Horse Fastener. Foot-Cycle. | [178] |
| Section 13.—Money in Farming Contrivances. | |
| Corn Cutter. Frost Protector. Farm Fertilizer. PostlessFence. Automatic Gate Opener. Corn Planter.All-Seed Planter. Fertilizer Distributor. Bone Cutter.Bucket Tipper. Post Hole Digger. Well Refrigerator.Multiple Dasher Churn. Fruit Picker. Portable Fence.Poultry Drinking Fountain. Poultry Perch. Mole Trap.Seed Sower. Milker and Strainer. Paper Milk Can.Plant Preserver. | [180] |
| Section 14.—Money in the Mails and in Writing Materials. | |
| The Reversible Package. Copying Paper. Word PrintingTypewriter. Transparent Ink Bottle. Double PostalCard. Safety Envelope. Combination Cover and Letter.Always Ready Letter Paper. Ink Regulator. PenFinger Pen Rest. Perpetual Pen Supply. Letter Annunciator.Envelope Opener. Mail Stamper. RotaryStamper. Invisible Ink. | [184] |
| Section 15.—Money in Dress. | |
| Bachelor’s Buttons. Shoe Fastener. Trousers’ Guard.Twentieth Century Shoe. Combination Tie and Collar.Spring Hat. Rear-Opening Shoe. Detachable RubberSole. Instantaneous Cement. Elastic Hat Pin. Starch-ProofCollar Band. Dress Shield. Sleeve Holder. ConvertibleButton. Paper Clothing. | [187] |
| Section 16.—Money in Personal Conveniences. | |
| The Pocket Umbrella. The Million Match. Finger-NailParer. The Watch Pad. Pocket Bill Holder. ExtensionUmbrella. Portable Desk. Flower Holder. HatLock. Spring Shoe Heel. Self-Igniting Cigar. SpringKnife. Phosphorescent Key Guard. Knot Clasp.Single Match Delivery. Watch Head Cane. BookcaseChair. Coin Holder. Pocket Punch. Mouth Guard.Parcel Fastener. | [189] |
| Section 17.—Money in Household Conveniences. | |
| The Warning Clock. Slot Gas Machine. RevolvingFlower Stand. Window Shade Screen. Baby Walker.Detachable Shower Bath. Carpet Beater. CarpetStretcher and Fastener. Stepladder Chair. WindowFly-Gate. Double Window Shade. Folding BabyCarriage. Scrubbing Machine. Catch-All Carpet-Sweeper. | [192] |
| Section 18.—Money in the Saving of Life and Property. | |
| Safety Shafts. Pocketbook Guard. Cheap BurglarAlarm. Collapsible Fire Escape. Air Tester. LifeboatLauncher. Saw-Tooth Crutch. Elevator Safety Clutch.Gun-Guard. Pocket Disinfector. Automatic FireAlarm. Key Fastener. Lightning Arrester. WindowCleaner. Safety Rein. Rope Grip. Scissors Guard.Double Pocket. Fire Extinguisher. | [195] |
| Section 19.—Money in the Laboratory. | |
| Fly-Killer. Artificial Egg. Sediment Liquefier. FireKindler. Egg Preserver. Mosquito Annihilator. ArtificialFuel. Flamless Torch. Chemical Eraser. | [197] |
| Section 20.—Money in Tools. | |
| The Instantaneous Wrench. The Double ChanneledScrew Head. The Double Power ‘Screw Driver. TheMultiple Blade Parer. Knife Guard. The All-Tool.Nail-Carrying Hammer. | [199] |
| Section 21.—Money in the Cars. | |
| Speed Indicator. Automatic Car Coupler. Fender Car-Brake.Folding Car-Step. Car Signal. AutomaticWater Tank. | [200] |
| Section 22.—Money in Making People Honest. | |
| The Housekeeper’s Safety Punch. The UnalterableCheck. Egg Tester. Umbrella Lock. The HonestPackage. | [201] |
| Section 23.—Money in Traveler’s Articles. | |
| The Adjustable Trunk. The Hollow Cane. The ElasticTrunk Strap. The Slide Bag. The Outfit Trunk. | [202] |
| Section 24.—Money in Toilet Articles. | |
| Curling Iron Attachment. The Hinge Blacking Box.The Mirror Hairbrush. The Soap Shaving Brush. | [203] |
| Section 25.—Money in Amusements. | |
| Ducking Stool. Double Motion Swing. Folding Skate.Bicycle Boat. | [204] |
| Section 26.—Money in War. | |
| Slow Explosive. Transparent Cartridge. Ship’s BottomCleaner. Self-Loading Pistol. | [204] |
| Section 27.—Money in Minerals. | |
| Galvanized Iron. Metal Extractor. Gold Paint. | [205] |
| Section 28.—Money in Great Inventions Unclassified. | |
| Storage of Power. Pictorial Telegraphy. SolidifiedPetroleum. Non-Inflammable Wood. Suction Pipe. | [206] |
| [CHAPTER XVI. MONEY IN THE SOIL.] | |
| Substitute for Silk. Washington Pippins. Dorsets andDowns. American Cheese. Business Apples. Fortunesin Poppies. The Capon Farm. Barrels of Baldwins.Rare Rodents. Mortgage-Lifter Oats. Record-BreakingDates. Dollar Wheat. Leaf Tobacco. Tree Nursery.Round Number Onions. Potato Profits. Golden Geese.California Prunes. A Bee Farm. The Apple Acre. TheSugar Beet. Gilt-Edged Breeds. December Layers.Florida Celery. Oneida Hops. Boston Beans. ChristmasTrees. The Guaranteed Egg. Double VegetableCulture. English Shires. Fortunes in Nut Shells. | [209] |
| [CHAPTER XVII. MONEY IN LITERATURE.] | |
| The Popular Novel. The Short Story. The Village Reporter.The Truth Condenser. Town History. The Shoppers’Guide. Birthday Book. Church-Workers’ Book. HouseholdEconomics. The Plain Man’s Meal. PresentCentury Celebrities. Readers’ Guide Book. AmericanEloquence. Racers’ Record Book. Your Own Physician.The Boy’s Astronomy. Recreations in Chemistry. TheCuriosity Book. The Child’s Bible. Guide to Trades.The Pleasure Book. The Soldier’s Book. Book of Style.Science of Common Things. Popular Songs. ForeignTranslations. Children’s Stories. Condensed Stories.The Manner Book. The George Republic. 1,000 Timesacross the Atlantic. The Man Hunter. Story of a Ragpicker.Story of a Diver. Story of a Convict. TheStowaway. Wheel and World. Story of a Fireman. Ina Balloon. Story of an Engineer. Story of a Murderer.Story of a Tramp. Story of a Lunatic. Story of a CriminalLawyer. Story of the Klondike. The Exposition ofFrauds. Sermons of Modern Preacher’s. The WonderBook. Health Resorts. The All-Cure Book. Success.How to See New York. Map Making. Story of thePole. The Making of a Mighty Business. Heroes ofLabor. The Elite Directory. Popular Dramas. Furnishinga Home. Pretty Weddings. Quotation Book. | [220] |
| [CHAPTER XVIII. MONEY IN NEWSPAPERS.] | |
| The News in One Minute. Nutshell News. The BulletinForecast. Bottom Facts. The People’s Paper. The BigSeven. Free Wants. Bargain Bureau. Reserve Space.The Page Contract. | [241] |
| [CHAPTER XIX. MONEY IN CLOTH.] | |
| Linen Mills. Triple Knee Stocking. The Unfrayable CollarBand. The Ramie Plant. Cotton Mills in the South.Artificial Silk. Mineral Wool. Leather Substitute. | [247] |
| [CHAPTER XX. MONEY IN FERTILIZERS.] | |
| Garbage. Leaves. Urban Sewage. Ashes. Phosphates.Cottonseed Meal. City Stables. Peat. Menhaden.Fish Scrap. Soot. | [250] |
| [CHAPTER XXI. MONEY IN ADVERTISING.] | |
| Money and the Muse. Cents in Nonsense. Word Puzzle.Tracks to Wealth. The Story Advertisement. TheFictitious Bank Bill. The Pocketbook Find. Everybody’sEagle. The Witty Dialogue. The StereoscopeBulletin. The Arc Reflector. The Last Scene. The Red-LetterBat. The Restaurant Fan. The Cigar Wrapper.The Growing Word. The Polite Stranger. The FunnyQuartet. The Street Brawl. The Box-Kite. | [254] |
| [CHAPTER XXII. MONEY IN THE POWERS OF NATURE.] | |
| Compressed Air. Steam. Electricity. Caloric. WaterPower. Windmills. A Sand Mill. Sea Power. ArtesianWell. Liquid Air. | [261] |
| [CHAPTER XXIII. MONEY IN BUILDING MATERIALS.] | |
| Stone Quarry. Artificial Stone. Baked Brick. Glass Brick.Rubber Floors. | [265] |
| [CHAPTER XXIV. MONEY IN AMUSEMENTS.] | |
| The Farce Comedy. Instrumental Concerts. Stage Stars.Popular Lecturers. Hand Shadows. Museum andCircus. Gymnasts. Opera Singers. Mimic Battles.Theatrical Enterprises. Dancers. Moving Pictures.Band Players. Impersonators. Ancient Burlesques.Reciters. Bell Ringers. Magicians. Story Tellers.Cartoonists. | [268] |
| [CHAPTER XXV. MONEY IN ROD AND GUN.] | |
| Fat Quails. Tropical Birds. Ivory. The Trout Pond.Fabulous Prices for Furs. | [274] |
| [CHAPTER XXVI. MONEY IN THE FOREST.] | |
| Wisconsin Pines. North Carolina Tar. Vermont MapleSugar. Alabama Chestnuts. Idaho Cedar. MaineBirch Wood. Southern Canes. | [277] |
| [CHAPTER XXVII. MONEY IN THE SEA.] | |
| Oregon Salmon. Massachusetts Cod. French Sardines.Sea Otters. Arctic Whales. Behring Seals. Sea Gold. | [280] |
| [CHAPTER XXVIII. MONEY IN WASTE MATERIAL.] | |
| Waste of Sewage. Waste of Coal Ashes. Waste of Garbage.Waste of Sulphur. Waste of Tin. Waste of Heat.Waste of Land. Waste of Gold, Silver, and Iron. | [284] |
| [CHAPTER XXIX. MISCELLANEOUS WAYS OF MAKING MONEY.] | |
| The National Advertising Co. Free Rent. X-Rays and XBills. Golden Sails. Game Preserve. The Junk Shop.Old Newspapers. The Bookstall. Old Furniture.Public Convenience Room. General Advice. LanguageClasses. Business Opportunities. Mine Owners. CattleRaisers. Stump Speakers. Artistic Home Builders.Cemetery Owners. Glass Ball Shooters. EntertainmentBureaus. Ice Cream Manufacturers. Gold Hunters.Asphalt Companies. Horse Jockeys. Wig Making.Book Repairing. The Household Pack. Pawnbrokers’Profits. | [288] |
| [CHAPTER XXX. MONEY IN SPECULATION.] | |
| City Bonds. Colonial Trade. The American Tobacco Co.Collapsed Railroads. Wheat Margins. | [299] |
| [CHAPTER XXXI. WHERE TO INVEST MONEY.] | |
| Illuminating Companies. Trust Companies. Banks. InsuranceCompanies. Tin Plate Company. PotteryCombination. Consolidated Ice. Flour Trust. FurnitureCombine. Telephone Monopoly. A Great ElectricalCompany. Industrial Stocks. Railroad Dividends.Lodging House. Real Estate. | [304] |
| [CHAPTER XXXII. MONEY IN SPARE TIME.] | |
| What Five Minutes a Day Will Do. Ten. Fifteen. Twenty.Twenty-five. Thirty. Thirty-five. Forty. Forty-five.Fifty. Fifty-five. Sixty. Seventy-five. Eighty. Ninety.One Hundred. One Hundred and Ten. One Hundredand Twenty. | [310] |
| [CHAPTER XXXIII. MONEY IN ODDS AND ENDS.] | |
| How to Save $100 a Year. | [314] |
| [CHAPTER XXXIV. STRANGE WAYS OF MAKING MONEY.] | |
| Experts. Detectives. Traveling Poets. Old Coins. Purveyorof Personals. Gold on Sea Bottom. Rare Books.Old Italian Violins. Magic Silk. The Gold Cure. TheTelephone Newspaper. Race and Stock Tippers. Promoters. | [316] |
| [CHAPTER XXXV. HIGHLY PAYING OCCUPATIONS.] | |
| Electrical Experts. The Confidential Man. The AdvertisingAgent. The Great Daily Editor. Medical Specialists.Legal Counselors. Corporation Presidents. | [324] |