There's No Such Thing As Bad Publicity.

Small Does Of Advertising Result In Nothing, Obviously. It's Like Giving A Sick Person Half The Medicine He Needs. It Just Causes More Suffering. Give The Whole Dose, And The Cure Will Be Certain And Decisive.

If I Was Not A Remarkably Modest Man, I Should Probably Brag A Little, And Say That I Had Done What No American Ever Before Accomplished By Visiting The Queen At Her Palace Twice Within Eight Days.

The Show Business Has All Phases And Grades Of Dignity, From The Exhibition Of A Monkey To The Exposition Of That Highest Art In Music Or The Drama Which Secures For The Gifted Artists A World-wide Fame Princes Well Might Envy.

True Economy Consists In Always Making The Income Exceed The Out-go. Wear The Old Clothes A Little Longer If Necessary; Dispense With The New Pair Of Gloves; Mend The Old Dress: Live On Plainer Food If Need Be; So That, Under All Circumstances, Unless Some Unforeseen Accident Occurs, There Will Be A Margin In Favor Of The Income.

Constant Hammering On One Nail Will Generally Drive It Home At Last, So That It Can Be Clinched. When A Man's Undivided Attention Is Centered On One Object, His Mind Will Constantly Be Suggesting Improvements Of Value, Which Would Escape Him If His Brain Was Occupied By A Dozen Different Subjects At Once.