The Beginnings of the True Railway Mail Service And the Work of George B. Armstrong in Founding It
The Beginnings of the True Railway Mail Service And the Work of George B. Armstrong in Founding It
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And he became the originator of the Rail- way Mail Service of to-day.
The early days of this service were not always bright and promising. Mr. Armstrong found obstacles in his pathway; prejudices had to be overcome, and the doubters had to be con- vienced of the practicability of the scheme which he had orig- inated and commended. I was familiar with his struggles, embarrassments, and the difficulties which he encountered.
In fact, I was a co-worker with him in, pushing the matter for- ward. Hi...s enthusiasm was unbounded; his confidence in his plan was never shaken, and his determination to make it a suc- cess never abated. He realized that some one must solve the problem of a better and speedier means for the distribution of the mails. He saw the great necessity for improvement in the transmission and distribution of mail matter. He was equal to the emergency. After he had become fully convinced of the practicability of his scheme of railway mail service, he applied to the Postmaster-General for assistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he became the originator of the Rail- way Mail Service of to-day.
The early days of this service were not always bright and promising. Mr. Armstrong found obstacles in his pathway; prejudices had to be overcome, and the doubters had to be con- vienced of the practicability of the scheme which he had orig- inated and commended. I was familiar with his struggles, embarrassments, and the difficulties which he encountered.
In fact, I was a co-worker with him in, pushing the matter for- ward. Hi...s enthusiasm was unbounded; his confidence in his plan was never shaken, and his determination to make it a suc- cess never abated. He realized that some one must solve the problem of a better and speedier means for the distribution of the mails. He saw the great necessity for improvement in the transmission and distribution of mail matter. He was equal to the emergency. After he had become fully convinced of the practicability of his scheme of railway mail service, he applied to the Postmaster-General for assistance.
What to read after The Beginnings of the True Railway Mail Service And the Work of George B. Armstrong in Founding It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [armstrong, George Buchanan] 1852- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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