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| 40 Wall Street = Skyscraper at 40 Wall Street, New York; notable office building<br />
| Archives of Psychology = Psychology monograph series; academic publication<br />
| Benjamin Franklin = American Founding Father; scientist, inventor, printer, diplomat<br />
| Bethlehem Steel = American steel company; major 20th-century manufacturer<br />
| Boston Dispensary = Boston medical clinic; public outpatient institution<br />
| Bow Lake = Lake in the Canadian Rockies; Alberta destination<br />
| Bridge House = Shanghai prison; wartime detention center<br />
| Buffalo Forge = American engineering company; industrial equipment manufacturer<br />
| C. I. Blackwood = Oklahoma business college proprietor; case subject<br />
| Canadian Rockies = Mountain range in Canada; alpine region<br />
| Carlsbad Caverns = U.S. national park caves; New Mexico site<br />
| Cass Daley = American singer and comedian; radio and film performer<br />
| Charles Luckman = American businessman and architect; consumer-goods executive<br />
| Charles Roberts = Investment counselor; finance professional<br />
| Charles Schwab = American industrialist; steel executive<br />
| Chicago & North Western Railway = American railroad; Midwestern rail network<br />
| City of Los Angeles = Streamliner passenger train; Union Pacific service<br />
| College of the City of New York = Public college in New York City; higher education institution<br />
| Conquest of Mexico = History by William H. Prescott; classic narrative<br />
| Connie Mack = American baseball manager; Philadelphia Athletics leader<br />
| Dale Carnegie = American writer and lecturer; self-help pioneer<br />
| Dale Carnegie & Company = Training organization; corporate education provider<br />
| Daniel W. Josselyn = Physician-author; wrote Why Be Tired<br />
| Dartmouth = British naval college at Dartmouth; officer training<br />
| David Harold Fink = American psychiatrist; author of Release from Nervous Tension<br />
| Deems Taylor = American composer and critic; radio broadcaster<br />
| DePauw = Private university in Indiana; liberal arts institution<br />
| Dorothy Dix = American advice columnist; journalist and author<br />
| Dr. Nathaniel Kleitman = Sleep researcher; University of Chicago physiologist<br />
| Earl P. Haney = Nebraska resident; case subject in Carnegie’s book<br />
| Eddie Rickenbacker = American aviator; World War I ace and airline executive<br />
| Edmund Jacobson = American physician; progressive relaxation pioneer<br />
| Eleanor Roosevelt = American First Lady; humanitarian and diplomat<br />
| Elmer Thomas = American politician; U.S. senator from Oklahoma<br />
| Engineers’ Club = Private professional club in New York; engineers’ association<br />
| E. Stanley Jones = American Methodist missionary; Christian writer<br />
| Forest Hills = Neighborhood in Queens, New York City<br />
| Foster Kennedy = Neurologist; known for wartime observations<br />
| Frederick Winslow Taylor = American engineer; scientific management pioneer<br />
| Frisco Railway = St. Louis–San Francisco Railway; U.S. railroad<br />
| Gallery Books = Simon & Schuster imprint; trade publisher<br />
| George Washington High School = Public high school in the Bronx<br />
| G.I. training program = U.S. veteran education program; postwar job training<br />
| Grand Teton = Mountain in Wyoming; national park peak<br />
| H. P. Howell = American banker; Commercial National Bank & Trust chairman<br />
| Harvard = Harvard University; private research university in Massachusetts<br />
| Henry C. Link = American psychologist; author and businessman<br />
| Henry Ford = American industrialist; Ford Motor founder<br />
| Herbert Spencer = English philosopher; sociologist and essayist<br />
| Homer Croy = American novelist and screenwriter<br />
| How to Win Friends and Influence People = Dale Carnegie book; self-help classic<br />
| Jack Dempsey = American boxer; heavyweight champion<br />
| James Gordon Gilkey = American minister; author and educator<br />
| Jeanette MacDonald = American singer and actress<br />
| J. C. Penney = American businessman; retail founder<br />
| John D. Rockefeller = American industrialist; philanthropist<br />
| John Ruskin = English writer and art critic<br />
| Julius Rosenwald = American businessman; Sears philanthropist<br />
| Kalidasa = Classical Sanskrit poet and dramatist<br />
| Kellogg Sanatorium = Medical sanatorium in Battle Creek, Michigan; wellness institution<br />
| KVOO = Tulsa radio station; broadcast outlet<br />
| League of Decency = Catholic film decency organization; content ratings advocate<br />
| Lincoln = U.S. president; Abraham Lincoln<br />
| Lives of the Twelve Caesars = Ancient Roman biographies by Suetonius; classic work<br />
| Lowell Thomas = American broadcaster and writer<br />
| Lucknow = City in India; Uttar Pradesh capital<br />
| Matthew C. Brush = American business executive; corporate leader<br />
| Mayo Clinic = U.S. academic medical center; Rochester, Minnesota<br />
| National Enameling and Stamping Company = American manufacturing company; housewares producer<br />
| New Brunswick Theological Seminary = Reformed Church seminary; theological school<br />
| New Testament = Christian scripture; second part of the Bible<br />
| New York Sun = New York newspaper; daily publication<br />
| New York Times = American newspaper; national daily<br />
| Northwestern Railroad = Railroad reference; regional rail line<br />
| Num-Ti-Gah Lodge = Historic lodge at Bow Lake; Canadian Rockies inn<br />
| Peace of Mind = Self-help book by Joshua Loth Liebman<br />
| Peabody Museum = Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History; museum<br />
| Pittsburgh Plate Glass = American glass and coatings company; PPG predecessor<br />
| Prince of Wales = Title for heir apparent to the British throne<br />
| Putnam County Fair = County fair in Bainbridge, Indiana; local event<br />
| R. V. C. Bodley = British soldier and writer; Saharan memoirist<br />
| Reinhold Niebuhr = American theologian; author of the Serenity Prayer<br />
| Robert E. Peary = American explorer; North Pole claimant<br />
| Robert Maynard Hutchins = American educator; University of Chicago president<br />
| Roger W. Babson = American entrepreneur and economist<br />
| Samuel Untermyer = American lawyer; civic leader<br />
| Sarah Bernhardt = French actress; stage icon<br />
| Smedley Butler = U.S. Marine Corps general; two-time Medal of Honor recipient<br />
| Suetonius = Roman historian; author of Lives of the Twelve Caesars<br />
| T. E. Lawrence = British army officer; Lawrence of Arabia<br />
| The Christ of the Indian Road = Religious book by E. Stanley Jones<br />
| The Messenger = Book by R. V. C. Bodley; study of Islam<br />
| Theodore Dreiser = American novelist; naturalist writer<br />
| Theodore Roosevelt = American president; Rough Rider and reformer<br />
| The Washington Post = American newspaper; major daily<br />
| Time = American news magazine; weekly publication<br />
| University of Chicago = Private research university in Chicago<br />
| University of Chicago’s Laboratory for Clinical Physiology = University lab; clinical physiology research center<br />
| U.S. Army = United States Army; land warfare service branch<br />
| U.S. Steel = United States Steel Corporation; steelmaker<br />
| Virginia Tech = Public research university in Blacksburg, Virginia<br />
| V.P.I. = Virginia Polytechnic Institute; former name of Virginia Tech<br />
| West of the Water Tower = Novel by Homer Croy; film adaptation source<br />
| William James = American philosopher and psychologist<br />
| William McKinley = 25th U.S. president<br />
| Willis H. Carrier = American engineer; air-conditioning pioneer<br />
| Winston Churchill = British statesman; wartime prime minister<br />
| Yale = Yale University; Ivy League university<br />
| Yale Club = Private social club in New York; alumni association<br />
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