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Failing Is Not Fatal | East Texas Review

By Dr. Michael Guido A struggling single mother worked as a secretary in a Dallas bank. Electric typewriters had just been introduced, but there was no automatic way to correct mistakes. Bette Nesmith became frustrated when she would have to retype an entire page for one misspelled word. Watching the painters decorate the bank windows […]

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