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Mark Tidd in Business

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A resourceful boy and his friends take over his family's general store when his parents must leave for medical care, turning childhood play into earnest commerce. They organize stock, improvise sales strategies, and confront comic setbacks while learning responsibility, cooperation, and practical business habits. Episodes of small-town life, youthful bravado, and problem‑solving mix with gentle satire of shopkeeping and an affectionate portrait of community. The narrative balances light humor and moral growth as the boys adapt, make mistakes, and discover the rewards and limits of enterprise.

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Clarence Budington Kelland

Clarence Budington Kelland was an American author known for his engaging stories and vivid characters, particularly in the early 20th century. He gained popularity through his series featuring the resourceful Mark Tidd, a character who navigates various adventures in business and life. Kelland's works often blend humor with insightful observations about human nature and society. Notable titles include "Mark Tidd in Business" and "Scattergood Baines," showcasing his ability to create relatable and memorable protagonists. His writing reflects the spirit of his time, contributing to the literary landscape with a focus on everyday experiences and the American ethos.

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