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Thomas Edison's first job was newsboy, selling newspapers and candy on the local railroad. After that he became a telegrapher.
At the age of 12 Thomas Edison sold newspapers, snacks and candy at the railroad and also had his own fruit and vegetable stand.
Thomas Edison started to go deaf at age 12 because when he was selling candy at a train station he started to chase the thrain and a man pulled him up off the track by his ears.
Thomas Edison
As a child, Thomas Edison was curious and inventive, often conducting experiments and asking questions about the world around him. He had a short formal education and was mainly taught by his mother, which allowed him to explore his interests freely. At a young age, he started selling newspapers and candy on trains, which sparked his entrepreneurial spirit. His early experiences laid the groundwork for his future innovations and inventions.
At the age of 7, he was. His father was often unemployed and Thomas sold candy and newspapers on trains, and vegetables grown near his home. He found success in publishing a railway newspaper called the Grand Trunk Herald.
In fact, Thomas Edison had more than one job. At first he sold candy and newspapers on the Grand Trunk Railroad, were he set up a chemistry lab in an empty car to conduct his experiments. He later worked as a telegraph operator. Eventuly, though, he quit to become a full time inventor. For more information, type "Thomas Edison" in the question bar at the top of WikiAnswers, or go to this website: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/edison/timeline/index.html He was also a renowned businessman and entrepreneur.
he sold candy and newspapers on trains
thomas edison liked it eat bacon and pizza especially fried noodles from exotic countries
his family needed the money
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Nancy Edison because she home schooled Thomas in his youth and gave him his love of science. She even bought him his first miniature science lab and let him set up his own lab in the basement when he was 12.