Sam Post Office Showcased as Nation’s Efficient System
A historical feature extols the U.S. Postal Service as a vast, efficient civilian force of about 300,000, handling over 15 billion pieces annually. It traces growth from Franklin to present, noting revenue gains, expanding offices, and the rise of parcel post and universal reach across nearly 80,000 post offices.
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Post Office
Postoffice Department
United States
Department of Government
Department of
National Government
Interior Court
New Mexico
Arizona
Orman
The
Treasury
Parcel Post
Department
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Philadelphia
Franklin
Congress of the Confederation
Dead Letter Office Solves Puzzling Mail Mysteries Worldwide
The Dead Letter Office of the Postal Service handles nearly 20 million pieces of mail yearly, solving odd postal puzzles from tangled addresses to foreign names. Notable cases include misaddressed checks, foreign words, and letters revealing surprising destinies, with some items delivering surprising messages or simply remaining unsolved.
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Postofice Department
Boston
Price
Mississippi
Mr. Brown
Alcorn University
Jackson
Miss
Fox Trap
Qead
New York
Chicago
St. Lewis
F. H. Farrar
Cleveland
N. Y
The Man On Horse Back and Revolution’s Tide
An analysis tracing monarchs to dictators as nations swing through revolutions. The piece contrasts Cromwell’s rise and fall with modern leaders who seize power from faltering governments, pondering if democracy can reemerge as rulers are displaced in Europe and Russia.
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Cromwell
England
Charles
Ireland
Europe
Czar
Kaiser
Holland
Kerensky
Russia
Lenis Trotzky
Rus
Ebert
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