Inquiring Reporter Weighs Daily Mail Delivery in Homes
Residents share opinions on one daily mail delivery in residential areas with mixed views. Homer Coty argues downtown mail should arrive two to three times daily for business, while Richard Pfeiffer and Betty George express limited concern if personal mail remains light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Coty
W. Genesee St
Richard Pfeiffer
First St
Solvay
William Drury
Berger Ay
Packer
Betty George
R.D
Clay
Indian Woman Proposes Way to End Wars
Lake Success New York US backed by Hen Benne reports an American Indian woman claims a historic method to end wars. She cites Iroquois practice in 1740 when Iroquois women threatened to stop producing warriors if men continued to wage war.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Hen Benne
Six Nations
Troquois
Window wells for basements provide light and air
Practical notes on using gravel bases or drain tiles to keep water from entering basement windows. For well drained soil, 12 to 18 inches of gravel at the bottom helps. In poor drainage, install drain tile to a dry well or storm sewer. Cement the bottom except for the drain opening. Optional hinged tops prevent rain entry but require supervision. If you want personal advice, write to Mr. Cobb with a self addressed stamped envelope.
World Map Seller Sells Rare Waldseemüller Copy
The auction lists the lone Waldseemüller map fragment for sale on May 24 at a starting price above $50,000. The map marks the first use of the name America for the newly identified land, a drift attributed to Amerigo Vespucci.
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Martin Waldsseemuller
Amerigo Vespucci
New Land
America
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