A six-year-old girl, Barbara Schultz, is an official candy-taster for a large candy manufacturer; Fredrick Kuhn of Philadelphia makes trinkets from peach pits; J. A. Sanders of Kansas City, Kansas has a chair with 200 compartments; W. P. Reid of Augusta, Georgia owns a gas station but is also a justice-of-the-peace, in the event a gas customer wants to get married while there; Professor George Keller, of State Teachers College, Bloomsburg, Pa., runs a one-ring circus during his summer vacation; and there is a voodoo graveyard in Sunbury, Georgia.