The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-10
ENTERPRISE OF THE
JOURNAL PRAISED
COMIC FEATURE WHICH Is NOW
TO BE A PART OF THE SUNDAY
JOURNAL is SUBJECT OF MANY
GOOD WORDS FROM APPREcIA.
TIVE PUBLIC.

No new enterprise in Pensacola
newspaper circles has ever created so
much favorable comment on the part
Of the grown UP people or ELECTED such
joy on the part of the boy and girl
readers ras The Journals announce
ment of Sunday that it was hereafter
to publish the Hearst comic feature
as part Of its Sunday paper.
Everywhere The Journal was praised
for its enterprise. Everyone likes the
funny pictures and everyone was
therefore happy that The Journal is to
publish them. Congratulations came
in from all sides and The Journal was
almost overwhelmed with good wishes
for the new pace which it has set in
Florida journalism.
Alert advertisers were likewise
pleased. Recognizing, as they always
have, The Journals superior merit as
an advertising medium, they are quick
now to realize the value to them of the
comic feature as a certain guarantee
Of all the circulation it is possible for
a newspaper in any given territory to
have. The Journal has always had the
circulation. The comic feature means
more of 1t If such thing is possible,
though more people will have to move
in or be born IL The Journal is to get
many more readers. Everybody who
is anybody Is already a reader of The
Journal.
The Journal will be glad to hear
from its friends in reference to the
numerous improvements it is making
from time to time, and particularly in
reference to the Sunday comic feature
II you like 1t, tell US so. If you don't
like al 11S no oJ~1
AS an indication Of how the public
feels about The Journals latest piece
of enterprise in putting on the Sunday
comic feature. some expressions from a
few citizens speak for themselves, as
follows:
j. U. H. Barker. editor of The Pen
sacalian: ast this feature is valu-
able one is shown by the fact that the
leading papers in the largest cities of
the United States use 1t. / am glad to
see The Journal take such a progress
sive STEP"
n. j. Lillard, secretary and general
manager OF the Pensacola Interstate
Fair Association: This is a feature
which is pleasing to both young and
old and The Journal is to be con-
graduated for furnishing it to its read
ers. This places The Journal on a par
with the papers in cities much larger
than Pensacola
j. S. Roberts, county tax collector:
The introduction of this new feature
shows that The Journal is continuing
| to forge ahead. I am truly glad to see
this Improvement"
Thos. A. Johnson. deputy clerk of
the circuit court: This feature is un-
doubtedly a good thing and is in keep
ing with the progressive spirit of the
paper"
Leland j. Henderson, secretary of
the Pensacola Commercial Associa-
| citation: 1T Is good thing and is
interesting for both young and old.
While people read papers for the news
generally, life consisting mostly of
work, they are glad to note some di-
versions. The feature should increase
the circulation of the paper"
| Dan Murphy, license inspector of the
city of Pensacola: 'T was pleased to
notice the new feature yesterday
morning. I enjoyed it myself and my
grandchildren were tickIed to death
| over it."
| DR.. F. A Brink, who is in charge of
| the state archaeological laboratory:
1T is a nice feature. A long-faced
person might say it is fooIishness, but
1
| the most of US turn to 1t the first
thing, and enjoy reading such things
r. L. Nickelsen, justice of the peace:
'I consider this a great step and the
paper should be complimented for the
progressive spirit manifested"
/ Joseph 1. Johnson, chairman Of the
board of county commissioners: THE
supplement is all right and shows that
the paper is progressive in every re-
| spect. I notice that nothing but, the
big papers carry such section
c. G. Hartsfield, deputy clerk of the
court Of record: 1T is great I had
more fun when 1 got my paper yes
terday morning than 1 have had in d
long time. It shows that Pensacola is
| getting more like New York every
day."
Kirke Monroe, attorney at law and
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