The Postal Deficit and Second-Class Matter
The Postal Deficit and Second-class Matter.—One of the finest, completest, and most unanswerable things which have come to our notice on the above discussion is an address by Mr. Wilmer Atkinson, before the Congressional Postal Commission, at the Holland House, New York, Oct., 4, 1906. Every weekly publication should thank Mr. Atkinson. Send five cents for "Job Jobson, No. 4," to Mr. Wilmer Atkinson, editor Farm Journal, Philadelphia, Pa., and read it with profit. It ought to be in the hands of every congressman.