Colonel Hunter, whose earlier book Pep went through many printings, offers a series of brief numbered talks urging readers to think for themselves. He writes on work, thrift, cheerfulness and self-command, and on the dangers he saw for city boys in lurid films, cabarets and dance-halls after watching two dozen of them come before a judge.
A characteristic American self-improvement book of 1918, of interest to readers of the success literature of its era. Download the free EPUB.