The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-04
AGE-HERALD REVIEW


 Cullman Democrat: The Birmingham Age-IIerald came out with it's annual edi- tion of an industrial review of Birmins- ham. It Is splendidly gotten up and can not faii to impress the public with the tact that Birmingham is fast becoming the greatest city in the south
 Gadsden Journal: The Birmingham Age Herald's annual Industrial Review has been issued and is fully up to the hign standard heretofore maintained in thls publication It is a comprehensive word picture of the Magic City and it's marvellous resources and will serve well is mission of enlisting interest in the great industrial metropolis of Alabama and the south.
 Goodwater Enterprise: The Birmingham Age-Herald of July 31 came out with an annual industrial review supplement, which gives some facts and figures as to the growth and prosperity of the blrIn- ingham district. There is lot of usetul information to be had in this issue o1 the Age-Herald Hurrah for Birmingham may the time soon come when she will be the largest city in the south.
 Baldwin Times: The Age-Herald Of Blr- mingham came out yesterday with an An nuaI Industrial Review which does creult to the publishers and shows Birmingham as she actually is today. Read II anu you will conclude that Birmingham is the only-only. Such enterprise on the part of her newspapers has had much to do with her great progress. Here's to the Age-Herald and the Magic City
 Huntsville Banner: The annual indus trial edition of the Birmingham Age-Her- aid made it's appearance on Wednesday, Ii is a magnificent paper and contains many things of interest concerning the resources of the Birmingham district. me hrank clearlngs, the weekly pay rolls the railroad tonnage, street railroad mile age. increase in population and nlany other things of general interest are Ni | shown In detail.
 The edition was given wide clrcuid ton throughout the country and It "hi m doubt be of great benefit to Birming- ham as well as the state at large. AndalJsia Tribune: me lhuasli4oi - view of The Age-herald of Birmingham ia at hand. It is one of the most com nlera industrial histories of Alabama most progressive city that has ever come to OH. table The information is carelui'y i complied. 1t is put in attractive 10TH anu tal,en as A whole, it Is an epiture or Ala hama's most progressive and hustllhS city.
 The Aee-Herald has been for years we have known MT. Barrett well III earlier years-the exponent and the most consistent "booster'' or a greater DIT mingham. but 1t has wanted it along the lines that would make a great city good city.
 Chattanooga Times: The Birmingham Age-Herald has Just published it's annual industrial review of the progress hiauo in the Birmingham district for the year ending July 3l, 1907, and likewise cover ing comparative statistics for the year hack The publication is in magazine form cc mprising twentyfour pages, every one of which is devoted to the most ln- teresting details of the unprecedehteo growth and pTOBItSS Ol NhN
 are assured that the statistics and data which appear to have been collected ana properly bestowed in the most careiul and palnstaking way and put Tn the most convenient and easily understood lorfh possih,e are authentic and reliable, and for that reason they furnish hatterlns demonstration of the prosperity or the south and Its brilliant prospects Tor the futnre The Age Herald has in this pupil cauoa done it's constituents valuable service.
 Birmingham Ledger: The Age-Herald issued A fine edition Wednesday in cele- bration of it's tenth anniversary under the manage ment of MT. E. w. Barrett. The industrial review takes twenty-four pages and is attractivo.y arranged for preserVa- ton end for use It is one of the most complete and most carefully condensed ana ts bulated statements of the favor a le facts about Birmingham ever print ed. There is mt a waste page in 1t, ana no, an article that does not show care ful and intelligent work
 Besides it's own excellent force, The Age-Herald had as contributors to this edition, Gov Joseph F. Johnston, MT. Percy Clark and Dr. w. B. Phillips.
 The edition is complete and covers all the facts, all the industries, all the pay rolls. water, clay, cement and earth. The articles not only tell what has been and what is but also what we intend to have and be This excellent birthday edition is already being used as mine from which to dig intellectual wealth and in- dustrial facts.