People are selfish. They are interested chiefly in themselves. They are not very much concerned about whether the government should own the railroads; but they do want to know how to get ahead, how to draw more salary, how to keep healthy. If I were editor of this magazine, I would tell them how to take care of their teeth, how to take baths how to keep cool in summer, how to get a position, how to handle employees, how to buy homes, how to remember, how to avoid grammatical error, and so on. People are always interested human interest stories, so I would have to tell the stories of how they battled their ways up from the ranks to power and wealth.