Any issue, the front page of which failed to elicit a 'Gee whiz!' from its readers was a failure, whereas the second page ought to bring forth a 'Holy Moses!' and the third an astounded 'God Almighty!'
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"I believe in luck, but I believe in hard work more."
"The bigger the lie, the more people will believe it."
"It is not the business of a newspaper to tell the public what to think, but to tell it what to think about."
"I like to gamble, but I like to win more."
"Every man has his price."
Describing his editorial philosophy for attracting readers, as recounted by Oscar Lewis.
Date: Early 20th century
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