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Advertising evelope from "The Saturday Globe" with letterhead enclosure

Advertising evelope from "The Saturday Globe" with letterhead enclosure

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Envelope Details (First Image)

  • The Postmark: Mailed from Utica, N.Y. on Jun 14, 2:30 PM, 1907.

  • The Postage Stamp: A green one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp (Series 1902).

  • The Addressee: Sent to C. D. Abel, P.M. (Postmaster) in No. Orwell, Vt. (North Orwell, Vermont).

  • The Advertising Illustration: Features two newsboys standing on either side of a global map underneath a printing press, advertising that The Utica Saturday Globe is sold by 11,000 newsboys and newsdealers across the United States and Canada.

Enclosure Letter Details (Second Image)

  • The Stationery: Printed on official "Office of the Saturday Globe" letterhead from Utica, N.Y., and hand-stamped with the corresponding date of Jun 14, 1907.

  • The Message: Signed by publisher W. T. Baker, the notice serves as a firm reminder to the local agent to send their monthly remittance immediately. The body highlights the immense labor required to manage thousands of agents across North America and requests that they pay promptly upon receiving their first bill rather than delaying.

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