David Ogilvy

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Advertising copywriter and executive David Ogilvy was a scholar at Christ Church, Oxford, England, but was sent down in 1931. He became a chef at the Hotel Majestic in Paris, France, and then sold Aga cookers. His first book, 'The Theory and Practice of Selling the Aga Cooker,' was published in 1935. He travelled to the US in 1938, and became involved in polling for Gallup. He served in the British Intelligence office in New York, NY, during the second world war. He founded his own advertising agency at the age of 38, and became wealthy through a public offering in 1966.

Obituary, Finance, Advertising agencies, Executives, Copy writers, Ogilvy, David (American banker)

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The complete guide to Britain's national parks

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Some of the UK's national parks are very close to major cities. Indeed, one third of the population of England lives less than an hour from the Peak District national park, which covers parts of six counties. Most people visit national parks to walk, and some of the national parks have well-known long-distance walks running through them. There is a wide range of accommodation within national park areas, and it is also possible to camp.

Natural resources, Nature Parks and Other Similar Institutions, National Parks, National parks and reserves

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