Can you tell me the story of how Sai Baba helped Damu Anna with his cotton trade?

While the provided text does not contain the specific story of Damu Anna and his cotton trade, it does offer a similar account of Sai Baba's guidance regarding a devotee's career and financial well-being. Chapter 3 describes an incident in 1916 on Guru Purnima, after Hemadpant had retired from his government service. A devotee named Anna Chinchonikar, concerned for Hemadpant, pleaded with Baba to find him another job, worrying that his pension would be insufficient. Baba's response, as detailed in Chapter 3, was that Hemadpant should now engage in His service, assuring that his "plates are always full; they will never be empty as long as he lives" and that by remaining devoted, his calamities would be removed. This illustrates Baba's emphasis on spiritual service over worldly employment for a devotee's ultimate welfare.