Postal Riders And Raiders
Postal Riders And Raiders
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That contributed 84 cents more in postage stamps for cancella- tion.
Nor is that all. My boss' grocer got three letters from that cracker baker and a visit from a salesman of a local jobber before he "stocked. " If the grocers named by the other six ladies were simi- larly honored then the builder of those biscuits must have written the seven grocers whom the tea party ladies had named fourteen letters in addition to the first one.
158 POSTAL RIDERS AND RAIDERS.
That contributed 28 cents more i...n postage stamps for cancella- tion.
Now let us figure up or down how one tea party of seven (I was the working or "worked" member, so am not to be counted in), and a one page "ad" stands in account with the postal revenues.
The magazine carrying the cracker "ad" weighs about a pound. The single "ad" page cannot possibly weigh more than three-fiftieths of one ounce. To carry and deliver that one "ad" page the cost to the government, then, even at Mr. Hitchcock's extension-ladder rate of 9 cents a pound, would be about one-thirtieth of one cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That contributed 84 cents more in postage stamps for cancella- tion.
Nor is that all. My boss' grocer got three letters from that cracker baker and a visit from a salesman of a local jobber before he "stocked. " If the grocers named by the other six ladies were simi- larly honored then the builder of those biscuits must have written the seven grocers whom the tea party ladies had named fourteen letters in addition to the first one.
158 POSTAL RIDERS AND RAIDERS.
That contributed 28 cents more i...n postage stamps for cancella- tion.
Now let us figure up or down how one tea party of seven (I was the working or "worked" member, so am not to be counted in), and a one page "ad" stands in account with the postal revenues.
The magazine carrying the cracker "ad" weighs about a pound. The single "ad" page cannot possibly weigh more than three-fiftieths of one ounce. To carry and deliver that one "ad" page the cost to the government, then, even at Mr. Hitchcock's extension-ladder rate of 9 cents a pound, would be about one-thirtieth of one cent.
What to read after Postal Riders And Raiders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Gantz to read onlineMoreLess
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