Fame and Fortune Weekly No. 8: The Wheel of Fortune
by Frank Tousey
'Fame and Fortune Weekly No. 8: The Wheel of Fortune' Summary
Bert Hawley was born into poverty in Virginia. His mother died when he was young, and his father was a drunk. Bert was forced to fend for himself at a young age. He eventually made his way to Philadelphia, where he worked as a book salesman. Bert was a natural salesman, and he quickly rose through the ranks. He eventually became a sales manager in New York City. Bert's success was due to his hard work, determination, and positive attitude. He never gave up on his dreams, even when things were tough. The Wheel of Fortune is a story about the power of dreams and the importance of never giving up.Book Details
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