The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-01
THE AeE.HERALD's INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.

Limestone Democrat: The Age-Heraid issued on last Sunday it's sixth anniver- sary edition under the management of its present editor, Mir. E. W. Barrett The edition consisted of twenty-four pages in magazine form and thirty-two pages of the regular newspaper. The magazine section dealt with the wonderful resources and the material progress of the wonder ful Magic City. with the history of which The Age-Herald is indissolubly connected. The sixth anniversary edition is far in advance of any other anniversary edition gotten out by by this ereditable Alabama daily newspaper and will be of vast bene- fit to the Birmingham district.
 Scottsboro Citizen: The industrial edi- ton of The Birmingham Age-Herald. pub lished last Sunday, was a superb number, and showed the wonderful industrial de- velopment of that city in the past few years. The Age-Herald Is a wide-awake, progressive paper and keeps pace with Birmingham's rapid growth.
 Attalla Mirror: The Birmingham Age Herald issued a splendid edition Sunday containing an industrial review. Birming- ham has made rapid progress during the past year. and The Age-Herald, like most newspapers, has outstripped It's town in the race. Six years ago when Barrett took charge of the paper 1t was about wreck ed, but now 1t occupies prominent posi- ton in the front rank of southern journal ism.
 Baldwin Times: The Birmingham Age Herald of last Sunday was fifty-six page edition and credit to Alabam journal ism.
 Greensboro Living Truth: Last Sun days edition of the Birmingham Age Herald Is one well worthy of preserya- tion. The history of the advancement and progress of the Birmingham district Is clearly and ably set forth. The edi- ton Is clear exposition of Birming- hams advantages and is worth much to those who have an interest in this the greatest city of the state. The edition Is credit to the Age-Herald, to Bir- mingham and the state
 Canebrake Herald The Birmingham Age-Herald isued an industrial edition Sunday, singing the praises of the Bir- mingham district which reflects much credit on it's various departments. The entire paper of 56 pages was printed in the Age-Herald office. The paper gives facts and figures that will give the reader an idea of the immensity of the growth of the district.
 Jackson, Miss, Evening News: The Birmingham Age-Herald on Sunday is- sued it's annual review of the Birmlng- ham territory, and the showing made was wonderful one. The review was a very comprehensive and complete one and contained a world of information in regard to that city and the territory sur rounding It. Birmingham is a wonderful city and the newspapers published there always exploit 1t before the world. The News congratulates the Age-Herald up- on making such a handsome showing for its city. Gadsden Times-News: The Birming- ham I-ge-Herald issued it's sixth anni- versary edition under its present man. agement last Sunday and it was a pa- per of which the editor and his asso- ciates should feel proud Birmingham has been presented in very bright colors before but the Age-Herald has gotten out quite the best compilation of facts and figure concerning the Magic City we have seen yet. The neat and attrac- tive manner in which the paper was cd fc Ing craft In Alabama. The Age-Herald is fine paper and is one of the few well balanced journals in the country.
 Warrior Breeze: The 56-page edition of the Age-Herald Sunday looked very at- tractive. It was well gotten up