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  author="Reynolds, Elsbery Washington"
  year_of_publication="1924"
  genre="Poetry"
  publisher="The Book Supply Company"
  journal="AutoLine o'Type"
  page_range="55"
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<poem>
it’s known to all to be the law,
That interest should you wish to draw,
On something that you have within,
You first must put that something in.
</poem>
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<poem>
For you, your business does not pay,
And you lament from day to day,
You have not to your business given,
That from which pay is deriven.
</poem>
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<poem>
Your goose it lays a golden egg,
Marks up your interest just a peg,
But feed, you must, your goose of old,
If you would get your egg of gold.
</poem>
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<poem>
If interest in your church has died,
It doesn’t revive although you’ve tried,
Just ask yourself and look within
To see what you are putting in.
</poem>
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<poem>
If your home is not going right,
You stay out late most every night,
You have no longer interest there,
You’ve no investment worth the care.
</poem>
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<poem>
If you have brothers in your lodge,
You now quite often try to dodge,
Then your interest’s growing slim,
You must put in if you would win.
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<poem>
All through life as taught by Him,
If you take out you must put in,
It’s things you do for all about,
You take your biggest interest out.
</poem>
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<paragraph keywords="car, car model, metaphor, technology">
<poem>
With motor cars it’s just the same,
What’s been put in comes out again.
Now you can make your own deduction,
From the Studebakers’ big production
— The Car with Character.
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<poem>
— The Car with Character.
</poem>
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