The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-10

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record: TT makes the paper look like
the New York American. I thought
when l opened the paper and this sup
plement fell out that I had picked up
the New York American instead Of
The Journal. I am glad to see it,
A. Gibson Fell, recently appointed
postmaster of this city: TT is credit
to the city and should be appreciated
by the readers of the paper, both
young and old. Few papers in this
part Of the country furnish such a
feature"
Senator John p. Stokes: "The in
auguration OF this feature is char
acteristic OF the push and enterprise
of the management Of The Journal. 1t
is one which should be appreciated by
every reader of the paper"
Scott M. Loftin, county solicitor:
The addition OF this feature to The
Journal is in keeping with the pro-
gress Of the city and especially with
The Journal 1t shows a spirit of
enterprise for the paper to go to the
heavy expense Of putting on such
feature"
Sol Calm: 'Tt was a most pleasant
surprise for me to find the complete
comic section in The Journal Sunday
and l wish to commend the enterprise
of F1orida's most progressive daily.
Putting on the additional feature was
one of the best things The Journal
has done In late years. and 1t has done
lot of good things that I know Of"
H. NJ. Stevens, London Wooden Mills:
After the sport page the comics are
what I look for. I think The Journals
enterprise is remarkable for town Of
Pensacola's SIZE"
J. C. Watson, of Hooton & Watson:
"Just ask my boys about It; they'll tell
you. 1t shows spirit of progress that
is highly commendable and I congrat-
ulate The Journal on its enterprise"
Frank p. Woodward of Tallahassee:
'The Journal Is largely read in our
section. The added feature is one that
am sure will make the paper more
popular than ever. The Journals edi-
torial page Is responsible for me being
regular reader and appreciate every
added feature also"
Edward Forcheimer, Boston Shoe
Store: TITS real fine feature, but ]
object to it for one reason. Everybody
at our house wants the paper and ]
can't get 1t on Sunday morning.
| e. L. Reese, Watson, Parker
Reese Co.: THE Journals latest added
feature Is a most excellent one.
have always thought the Katzenjam-
| mer boys and der captain was the
| best of all the comics, but like them
| ALL"
| H. o. Arson: It'd almost be willing
to pay nickle to get you to leave the
| funny pictures out. The children will
never let me have the paper without 6
fuss. I commend The Journals pro-
gressiveness, however, in giving Its
readers such popular feature"
B. NJ. Mccoy, of Goes Book Store:
| MY boy was just tickled to death al
| getting the comics without having tc
wait for the other papers. Adding thi.
feature speaks well for The Journals
progressive management"
] L. E. Nobles: Unless there /.
something else in the paper in whict
l am especially interested the funny
pages are the first thing I look for.
am as big crank about them as the
children and think you made an ex-
cellent and commendable move wher
you added that feature"
w. A. Rawls, The Crystal Pharmacy;
I'VE think here that The Journa
stands for all that Is good in a news
paper and the addition of the mos
popular comics produced is just an
other feather in it's cap, so to speak
The progress of West Florida is closely
linked with The Journals progressive
ness and push and I congratulate yol
on the added betterment in an already
great family paper"
r. NJ. Varnon, of Pearl Furnitur,
Co.: IF I knew just where to oper
the paper to find the comic pages II
always open it there. I'm as glad t.
see the added feature as any kid AM
think The Journal made a good NOV
in putting on the new feature"
w. ]. McDavid, of The Bon Marche
THE comic section of The Journa
Sunday certainly was a pleasant Wis
: itor as well as a pleasant surprise ant
shows that The Journal Is wide awak,
at all times"
C. P. Holman, manager The Contra