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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1913

Page

7

How Parcel Post Rates Are Fixed in 1913

Edward B. Clark explains the new parcel post system set to start January 1 1913. The piece details zone based rate tables unit centers thirty mile squares and how postage per pound is determined from sending unit to destination zone. It notes an 11 pound limit and that fourth class matter only.

Edward B. Clark United States Uncle Sam Congress Washington Keokuk Erie Atlanta Parcel Post Post Office Hitchcock Postoffice Department Interstate Commerce Commission House Senate Jonathan Bourne Oregon David J. Lewis Maryland William Sulzer New York

Rates of Postage for Parcels

Parcels up to four ounces cost one cent per ounce or fraction thereof regardless of distance. Parcels over four ounces follow the pound rate and any fraction of a pound counts as a full pound.

Approves Parcel Post Rules for Mail and Rates

The article outlines newly approved parcel post regulations set by the Post Office Department Washington. It details allowed items from butter and eggs to seeds and millinery, weight and size limits, zone-based rates up to twelve cents per pound, perishable and fragile items handling, prohibited goods, and guidance on packing, labeling, and insurance.

Hitchcock Parcel Post Government Printing Office Post Office Department Washington

Mrs Parkhurst Sells 10 Million Stamps Collection

A New York dealer displays a collection of 10,000,000 canceled stamps, domestic and foreign, in 100,000 bundles. The stamps were gathered over 30 years by Mrs. Charles H. Parkhurst, wife of the Madison Square Presbyterian pastor, who sold them as the family moved to a smaller home.

New York Charles H. Parkhurst Madison Square Presbyterian Church Parkhurst

Ants and garden pests stir debate in Springfield

Springfield mass state forester W F Gale presents evidence on ants and garden health. He notes green plant bugs draw juice from pea vines and in their wake thousands of black ants harvest the plant juices, complicating garden care.

Springfield Mass W. F. Gale

Physicians blamed for drug habit rise in United States

Dr L F Kebler says 99 percent of cocaine and morphine in the country is used by addicts formed through physicians prescriptions. He warns that medical overuse fuels addiction and imports of opium rise yearly. Dr J A Patterson reports 19 of 20 patients at his institution for the drug habit were led there by doctors prescriptions.

L. F. Kebler Division of Drugs Department of Agriculture United States Kebler Washington American Society For the Study of Alcohol and Narcotics J. A. Patterson Grand Rapids Michigan

Straggling Along in Doubtful Garden Banter

A brief, humorous exchange compares a bloom to a monthly rose and dismisses it as a weakly one, reflecting casual dialogue about flowers and timing.

Capucine Headache Remedy Ad From Hicks Store

An old advertisement promotes Capucine a liquid headache remedy from Hicks offering relief for nervous and sick headaches with a money back guarantee. It markets 10c 25c sizes and lists medicine stores as retailers.

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