The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-10
ABOUT BIRMINGHAM

Clanton Banner: Birmingham did itself
 proud at the opening of their $2,OO0,0o0
 depot Tuesday
 Selma Times: Birmingham gave her
 dentists-guests a big barbecue. Trying
 their teeth out.
 Selma Times: A Birmingham drug store
 Is selling a drug called ''bed bug killer"
 Put tho house fly dope to us and we'll
 talk to you.
 Columbus Dispatch: And now Birming-
 ham is talking of $3,o0ooo0 steel plant
 new. Steel is good business barometer,
 and this looks good.
 opelika Post: Birmingham celebrated
 the completion of her new Terminal sta-
 ton yesterday, said to be the finest fin the
 south. It was a great occasion.
 Columbiana Peoples Advocate: Bir-
 mingham boasts of her s2.OOo,0O0 Terminal
 station, the 800-room Brown-Marx build
 ing, etc. Well, that's enough to brag on.
 Andalusia News: Don't kiss blondes who
 use peroxide, says the dentist association
 at Birmingham. This will tend to de-
 crease the use of peroxide, if it doesn't
 cause it to be cut out altogether.
 Gadsden Times-News: Birmingham is
 showing her pride in the magnificent new
 union passenger 'station-the finest in the
 southland many outsiders have gone to
 the Magic City to assist in the celebra-
 tion.
 Walker County News: Birmingham Is
 in her gala day attire today, enjoying the
 presence of thousands of visitors who are
 participating with the proud city in the
 formal opening of her $2OoO,000 railroad
 terminal
 Knoxville Sentinel: Birmingham has
 opened its splendid g, oo000O passenger sta tion with appropriate celebrations. Bir- mingham has a right to be proud of the
 new terminal which is as handsome as 1t is commodious.
 Gadsden Journal. This is Birmingham day. The Magic City is celebrating the formal opening of the new passenger sta- tion. This is the handsomest depot build ing in the south, and the city has a right to feel the importance of the event and to make merry in It's honor. Mof.tgomery Times: Birmingham is all reedy forging claims for the Southern league pennant Her dreary cellar berth all last season long has failed signally as nerve mollifier. Hot air is staple product in Birmingham and her ball club r;x. ,exfs atn of the article.
 Fayette Banner: Birmingham has com- pleted arrangements for the greatest State Fair in October ever held in the south. The Business Mems league of Birming- ham is behind the enterprise with the money and the Alabama State Fair In 1909 will eclipse anything of the kind ever before attempted.
 Montgomery Journal: Birmingham cell ebrated the opening of the great Terminal station. It was a revelation to those who remember the days of the Relay House and the insignificant shed under which passengers were received. Birmingham is a great and growing city and all Ala bama rejoices in her growth. 
 Florence Herald: In another column today the Herald prints the premium list of the Alabama State Fair to be held at Birmingham. The fair last year was a success from every standpoint, and the men at the head of 1t are going in with l fresh vigor and zeal to make the exhibi- tion this year the best in the history of the state.
 Talladega Mountain Home: From Bir- miughams celebration of the opening of the new Terminal station. one might draw the conclusion that the people are glad of plenty of room in which to leave the city. Those of us who go there are giao of a nice place to alight. but after Bir- mingham gets through with our pocket | book any old place will do to leave. New York Tribune: Why women who live their hair should suffer from a dis ease of the gums is not adequately ex- l ulatned in the report of the National Den- flats. convention in Birmingham this | week. A painful degree of uncertainty on l another posnt also is left by the press dis | matches. Is 1t intended so to broaden the | classification of ''artificially colored' hair ] as to include peroxide blondes?' l Montgomery Journal, Docs Birming-