Postal Improvement Week Observed Emphasizes Public Mail Care
Postal Improvement Week is observed to mobilize 120000 postal workers and three user groups, papers, pictures, and advertisers, in a country wide campaign. Citizens are urged to address letters clearly, spell state names fully, include return addresses, and report poor service to the postmaster for investigation.
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Organian
Mall
Pewepapers
Milion Pictures
Milion Pictures, Adverticera
Organicn
PORTAL IMPROVEMENT WEEK BEGINS MAY 16 1020
Courtesy note explains how office staff and postmasters should use stamped materials in human relations. The Office Department urges orderly handling of mail and clerical tasks during the PORTAL IMPROVEMENT WEEK starting May 16, 1020, emphasizing courtesy and efficiency in daily operations. It highlights stamps and letters as key tools for communication within the postal service.
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Petaes
Office
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Improvemen
Thank You Without Street Address Delayed Mails at Office
A garbled historical note discusses the Dead Letter Office delaying mail when addresses are incomplete. It mentions people sending letters to John Sutth in New York and Chicago, hoping Uncle Sam locates them, and advises including full numbers and street in addresses.
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Frankin
Atlantic Coast
John
Uncle Sam
Coke
Postal Clerk and State Names In Full Spelling Advice
The text urges spelling out state names fully in addresses for mail to Trinidad California or Trinited Colorado. It argues clerks should know the correct state to prevent errors. It also references political messages to Congress and managerial delays by local branch managers of large businesses.
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Trinidad
California
Colorado
Improvement Week Opens as Postal Service Plan Debuts
A fragmented notice describes a plan labeled IMPROVEMENT WEEK aimed at reorganizing postal service operations. It mentions tentative dates and changes to seating, sorting, and efficiency, signaling a push to modernize procedures and address backlogs.
Humanizing the Postal Service Phrase and Historical Quote
A fragmentary historical item centers on the Postmaster General Hubert Work and the theme of humanizing the Postal Service. The source presents a cryptic line about unimportant tasks and an abstract reference to an employer, reflecting archival voice.
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Peetmaster
Hubert Work
Muskmelon Surprise and Strawberry Fragrance Dishes
A century old recipe note describes muskmelon served in carved petals with center ball of fruit, a melons heart filled with sweet paste, and a strawberry arrangement with candied charm. The passage emphasizes delicate fall flavors and ornamental presentation for an appealing dessert display.
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