Chapter 72 Use concise and sincere compliments

As we stride forward into new ventures, the great state of Pennsylvania should be at the forefront of the times.She has an unrivaled steel industry, gave birth to the largest railroad transportation company in the world today, and is the third largest agricultural production area in the United States-on the edifice of our commerce, she is one of the most beautiful parts.Its fantastic prospects and opportunities to grow as leaders are unparalleled. At the Pennsylvania Society Gathering in New York, Charles Skweber concluded his speech with the above.Immediately, his audience was immersed in an atmosphere of excitement, optimism, and happiness.Undoubtedly, it is an admirable conclusion, but, in a speech, the speaker must be full of sincerity, not falsely flattering and arbitrary expansion, to achieve perfect effect.And, especially noteworthy: a failure to end this way could be a total fiasco, and the audience will get nothing.