The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-09-11
'GREATER NASHVILLE EDITION"
OF THE GLOBE.

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Nothing but praise can be heard on
the streets of Nashville concerning the
Greater Nashville Edition" Of the
Globe, which appeared last Friday,
September A. The people had looked
for this with the eagerness of a child
looking forward to Christmas or to a
birthday party, but they did not an
ticipate such a magnificent production
in the way OF a weekly journal, as
they had not been favored with a treat
of this kind before. Many of them
could not imagine what a Greater
Nashville Edition" meant. They had
seen special issues of other papers and
magazines, but curiosity was rampant
concerning the Globes edition. But
this has all passed off. The fete has
been accomplished. Nothing now but
expressions of praise and plaudits for
the effort can be heard. The Globe
reporters have been complimented by
quite a number of citizens-men in a
position to know when a thing is we'll
done.
On Sunday, Sept. 6, at three services
Rev. G. H. Clark, d. d., pastor of Mt.
Olive Baptist Church, said to his con-
%gregation, 81 want to congratulate the
young men of Nashville who are get
ting out the only secular paper in the
city for our people, upon the wonder
ful achievement they have made in
bringing out the Greater Nashville
Edition of the Nashville Globe.
want my people, the members of my
church, to encourage these laudable eff
forts, and the only way to encourage
them is to take one of these papers.
You should have one in your home.
1t becomes a matter of history. 1t
shows up the business side of Nash
Vile"
DIR. Geo. w. Hubbard, Dean of the
Meharry Medical College, said to a
Globe representative: 81 want to COM
pliment you on the magnificent paper
you brought out this week. | nave
looked over it carefully. 1t is a fine
issue. | think the Company needs to
be encouraged"
DR.. S. W. Crosthwaite to a Globe
representative: Your last issue was
3 by far the best newspaper ever pub
lisned in Nashville by our people, and
| want to compliment you on the
same. Send me some extra copies
8 that may send out to my friends"
y DR.. c. V. Roman to a Globe repre-.
' sentative: 1.-THE mechanical construc.
ton, as well as the general make up
OF your paper last week was a rare
treat. | have looked the paper over
- carefully and the more | read it the
q more become impressed with your eff
forts. May you continue to succeed
and l believe you will, because you
company is made up of aggressive, en-
terprising men,"
DR., R. H. Boyd, Secretary Nationa
n Baptist Publishing Board: 81 wisf
every business man in Nashville iden
titled with the race had taken som,
part in the issue of your paper las
Is week, as it was by far the best effor
y | have seen put forth during m,
T. twelve years stay in Nashville by
&c Negro newspaper. In fact, | do no
u recall anything ever attempted tina
IT was more successful, and showed III
sc the Negro side of a city to a create
advantage"
10 * x x
~ Prof. R. G. Childress, of the Phi
ander Smith College, Little Rocl
h Ark: 81 have in to-day's mail a COD
of the Nashville Globe, of Septembe
4, OS. am real glad to get it an
ID note with satisfaction the materis
#. progress OF the Negroes of Nashville.
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 8, 1908.
To the Editor:
Dear Sir:-I have examined wit
Sc, pleasure and interest the Create
ly Nashville Edition of the Globe, an
es can say that it is unique in every pa
ad ticular. | feel quite sure it has set
I'm high standard in colored journalism