Henry Ford's Own Story
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Chapter 1 ONE SUMMER'S DAY
Chapter 2 MENDING A WATCH
Chapter 3 THE FIRST JOB
Chapter 4 AN EXACTING ROUTINE
Chapter 5 GETTING THE MACHINE IDEA
Chapter 6 BACK TO THE FARM
Chapter 7 THE ROAD TO HYMEN
Chapter 8 MAKING A FARM EFFICIENT
Chapter 9 THE LURE OF THE MACHINE SHOPS
Chapter 10 "WHY NOT USE GASOLINE "
Chapter 11 BACK TO DETROIT
Chapter 12 LEARNING ABOUT ELECTRICITY
Chapter 13 EIGHT HOURS, BUT NOT FOR HIMSELF
Chapter 14 STRUGGLING WITH THE FIRST CAR
Chapter 15 A RIDE IN THE RAIN
Chapter 16 ENTER COFFEE JIM
Chapter 17 ANOTHER EIGHT YEARS
Chapter 18 WINNING A RACE
Chapter 19 RAISING CAPITAL
Chapter 20 CLINGING TO A PRINCIPLE
Chapter 21 EARLY MANUFACTURING TRIALS
Chapter 22 AUTOMOBILES FOR THE MASSES
Chapter 23 FIGHTING THE SELDON PATENT
Chapter 24 "THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER"
Chapter 25 FIVE DOLLARS A DAY MINIMUM
Chapter 26 MAKING IT PAY
Chapter 27 THE IMPORTANCE OF A JOB
Chapter 28 A GREAT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
Chapter 29 THE EUROPEAN WAR
Chapter 30 THE BEST PREPAREDNESS
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Chapter 18 WINNING A RACE

Coffee Jim pondered the situation. He knew Ford thoroughly; he believed in the car. To win the Grosse Point races would give Ford his chance-a chance he was missing for lack of money. Coffee Jim thought of his own bank account, which had been growing for years, nickel by nickel, dime by dime, from the profits on fried-ham sandwiches and hamburger a

             
            

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