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Work together with your teammates and everybody wins!
Curling group, Montreal, Quebec, 1867. William Notman, photographer. McCord Museum.
Work together with your teammates and everybody wins!
Curling group, Montreal, Quebec, 1867. William Notman, photographer. McCord Museum.
Use eMarketing to offer movie tickets to your customers.
Crowd coming out of the Regal movie theater, Chicago, Illinois, 1941. Russell Lee, photographer. Library of Congress.
How do you price your inventory?
John M. Gonatos in his curio shop with assistant Niki Vasilikis, Tarpon Springs, Florida, 1942. State Library and Archives of Florida.
Are you tired of the same old, same old? Change it up!
Portrait of young man, yawning, c.1854. George Eastman House Collection.
Use every means available to communicate!
Dolly, a two-year-old elephant, rehearsing her "song" before the microphone in Madison Square Garden, New York City, 1925. Underwood and Underwood, photographer. Library of Congress.
Sit across the desk and talk!
Two Treasury Department employees, c.1884. Frances Benjamin Johnston, photographer. Library of Congress.
Know the score when the final buzzer has sounded.
Girl's basketball team, c. 1910. Library of Congress.
Keep your focus on the target, even on a snow day!
Man and boy (probably Allakariallak and Phillipoosie), c.1920. Robert J. Flaherty, photographer. McCord Museum.
Some people find inspiration in cooking their families and their dogs. Some people find inspiration in cooking, their families, and their dogs. Punctuation matters. Yet, there seems to be an epidemic of poor grammar, spelling, and either too much or too little punctuation. As we just celebrated National Grammar Day on March 8, let's pause to consider the state of grammar today.
Are you still sending emails one at a time?
Postman at letter box, New York City, c. 1896. Library of Congress
