The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-13

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 Walter Brewer, assistant county so- icitor: From the advance notices I had been looking forward to the pleasure of seeing the rotogravure section of The Age-Herald. I was not disappointed as the new pictorial section of The Age Herald is everything that it's advance notices said 1t would be.
 Col. Truman H. Aldrich: "The Age Herald is my favorite newspaper and now the new rotogravure section Is my favorite section of the paper. The roto- gravure section is well worthy of atten- ton. It represents a new step In south orn journalism and The Age-Herald should be congratulated on its progress siveness."
 Julius Jaffe jeweler "I am well pleased with The Age-Herald's new TO- togravure section. The reproductions of war scenes in sepa coloring were won derful and the clientele of The Age-Her- | aid Is bound to appreciate the innova- | ton"
 | Woolsey Morrow, clerk of probate: It | marks an advance step in southern jour nalism. and the rotogravure section of The Age-Herald has made decided hit | with it's readers"
 | Harry Goldsteln, detective: Tn police circles The Age-Herad receives much consideration owing to its fairness and l clarity in presenting news. However l desire to add that The Age-Herald has added to It's popularity by the addition | of the rotogravure section"
 Better Than Comics | c. B. Glenn, assistant superintendent of Birmingham public schools: The new | rotogravure of The Age-H erald is quite 1 the neatest thing in the way of news paper work I have seen lately. It was such a pleasant surprise I think much more highly of the new section than do of the ordinary comic sheet"
 Creighton Cummings. real estate deal | CT: Everything is booming in Birming- ham these days. When I looked at the | rotogravure section this morning I felt like the big times for prosperity had | certainly hit this city Nothing inspires confidence in the public much as to see the expenditure of money by a big paper for the purpose of giving the pub | lie more for their money and that Is what The Age Herald did this morning l Everyone in the city, as well as the num- erous readers of The Age-Herald all oveI | the country will appreciate it. l Edward Arnold broker: "I am delight ed to see that The Age-Herald has seer | fit to improve the paper to such an ex- | tent as to give their readers a roto gravure section that is the real aricle, Il | can't be beat. l enjoyed everything tha was printed in that section. even the ad vertisements. I am for rotogravure strong and I believe everyone else Is
 Joseph Anderson. automobile dealer | "The Age Herald made a big step Il improving their paper this morning whe' they inaugurated the rotogravure sec ton. I looked over this section of th' paper with great care and to my mint 1t is the best thing In the way of al improvement of The Age Herald for it readers I ever saw Good for The Age Herald We should have more who be- leve in the prosperity of the south ani are willing to show it by doing and moi talking about what they are going tt do"
 Simply Great
 R. G. Thach, lawyer: Ut was witt much interest and a greet deal of cur iosity that I opened The Age-Herald ths morning. Needless to say. the first thiri did was to find the rotogravure sec tion and scan t closely. It is simply great Decidedly the most noticeable improve ment thet has been made by The Ago Herald or any other paper in the soutf dur,sg the past few years. l am a roto sfavure booster and everyone else II !, Birmingham is. A great development Il the newspaper field and l am glad t' see The Age Herald keep abreast witl tho times"
 Judge c. C. Nesmith: "A great thini for The Age-Herald. Also great thinI for every reader. A greater thing to de note that confidence and feeling or SC curity inspired the editors to give tn . public something that was really uniau
 and clever The rotogravure section
 as neat and refined as anything I eve
 saw in the newspaper business. Success
 to the paper who makes such rapid pro
 gress as the time goes on."
 | Pryor P1umlee, tobaconnist: "Th
 rotoeravure section in The Age-Heral f today made me feel better than any
 thing I have seen lately. To my mint
 1t indicates that the leading mornin
 daily of Alabama as well as the man