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 Title:  The Daily Progress historical and industrial magazine  
 Published:  2007 
 Subjects:  University of Virginia Library, Text collection | UVA-LIB-Text 
 Description: THE City of Opportunity, where welcome waits the stranger. County Seat of Albemarle. Home of the far-famed University of Virginia. "A land flowing with milk and honey." Her glorious past and future possibilities. Endowed by nature as a place of residence. A brief review of her business men whose loyalty, public spirit and sterling qualities have earned for her the proud distinction she holds in the sisterhood of cities of the great and growing Southland. Mr. Albert E. Walker is an editor and publisher of unusual ability. He has just completed the issuance of a special edition for the Mail, and we are pleased to say the edition was in every way a success. His relations with us, and with the business and professional men of Hagerstown are of the most cordial character. He has left behind him here the confidence and good will of all with whom he came in contract. In him trust may safely reposed. Dear Sir: We feel that a word from us is only just to you in view of your excellent work on our Special Historical and Industrial Edition which has recently been issued, as it might meet the eye of some publisher who needs the services of an honest, capable and energetic man to take charge of a similar work. In all the long time that you have been with us, our relations have been most pleasant and we unhesitatingly commend you as a thoroughly competent compiler of special editions and special work in the newspaper field. Your sobriety and indefatigable industry have been of especial value to us and you have made many friends in Frederick. We shall take pleasure in being of service to you at any time you may call on us. With many good wishes for your future success, we remain. This will certify that Mr. Albert E. Walker has just completed for the Martinsburg Statesman the largest and handsomest Industrial Magazine ever published in the state of West Virginia, a publication we deem a credit to us and our city. Mr. Walker has, by his uniform courtesy and straightforward methods, won the esteem of the entire community. We will be pleased to furnish at any time further endorsements if desired. Mr. Albert E. Walker has rendered most valuable service to the Patriot for its special Christmas edition. Mr. Walker carries with him our best wishes for his success. We have found him capable, courteous and thoroughly reliable, and can and do recommend him to the newspaper fraternity. Mr. Walker sustained the most satisfactory relations with our business men during the progress of the work securing for the Patriot their hearty co-operation and support. Mr. A. E. Walker: Accept the congratulations of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association upon the achievement of your splendid work of compiling and editing the special industrial edition of The Mail, which is one of the best and greatest literary efforts ever attempted in the county. We feel that this work is an invaluable compendium, showing the advantages of our city, and we deem it our duty to extend to you our best wishes in your chosen field, which can not help to be beneficial to any community. We take pleasure in announcing to the manufacturers of Maryland that the Baltimore Sunday Herald will issue an Industrial Magazine which will present in prose and picture Maryland's leading industries, showing the extent of their dealing and magnitude of their operations in the commercial world. These editions will be found on file in every Chamber of Commerce and Board of trade in all the leading cities of the United States, while the foreign circulation will cover the United States consulates of every English speaking country on the globe. The direct management of this work will be under the supervision of Mr. Albert E. Walker, the well known writer and recognized authority of national repute on industrial matters. Mr. Walker is not only a hustler but is a gentleman in every respect. His business methods are honorable and all with whom he did business would be glad to certify to his strict integrity. I cheerfully recommend him to any publisher who desires to issue a souverior edition.
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