Selected Articles on the Parcels Post
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EXPLANATORY NOTE
CONTENTS
BRIEF
Introduction
Affirmative
Negative
Introduction
Affirmative
Negative
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Bibliographies
General References
Books, Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine Articles
Books, Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine Articles
Affirmative References
Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine Articles
Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine Articles
Negative References
Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine References
Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine References
Bibliographies
General References
Books, Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine Articles
Books, Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine Articles
Affirmative References
Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine Articles
Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine Articles
Negative References
Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine References
Pamphlets and Documents
Magazine References
SELECTED ARTICLES ON THE PARCELS POST
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DISCUSSION
Up to Members of Congress.
Data Relative to Proposed Extension of Parcel Post. pp. 1-6.
Exhibit 1.
Exhibit 2.
Exhibit 3.
Exhibit 1.
Exhibit 2.
Exhibit 3.
Our Postal Express.
Data Relative to Proposed Extension of Parcel Post. pp. 8-14.
Send Fish, Eggs and Fruit
Call Swiss Service Best
Cash on Delivery Plan
A Table of Charges
Difficult to Estimate Cost
Has Become Great Factor
Provision for Insurance
Customs Easily Collected
Send Fish, Eggs and Fruit
Call Swiss Service Best
Cash on Delivery Plan
A Table of Charges
Difficult to Estimate Cost
Has Become Great Factor
Provision for Insurance
Customs Easily Collected
Post-office, Our Mutual Express Company. pp. 1-3.
The Post-Office, Our Mutual Express Company
Third-Class Matter
Fourth-Class Matter
Exorbitant Rates
The Post-Office, Our Mutual Express Company
Third-Class Matter
Fourth-Class Matter
Exorbitant Rates
System of Postal Express.
Principal Provisions of the Postal Express Bill
Necessity for Postal Express
Prohibitive Express Charges
Ratios of average express charges to average freight charges in 11 countries.
Inadequacy of Various Proposals—Regulation
Various Parcels-Post Schemes
Essential Elements of an Adequate System
Advantages of Postal Express
The Agricultural Post
Principal Provisions of the Postal Express Bill
Necessity for Postal Express
Prohibitive Express Charges
Ratios of average express charges to average freight charges in 11 countries.
Inadequacy of Various Proposals—Regulation
Various Parcels-Post Schemes
Essential Elements of an Adequate System
Advantages of Postal Express
The Agricultural Post
Hearings before the Committee on the Post-Office and Post-Roads. April 20-29, 1910. pp. 296-7.
Monthly Consular and Trade Reports. No. 329. pp. 104-6. February, 1908.
Up to Members of Congress.
Data Relative to Proposed Extension of Parcel Post. pp. 1-6.
Exhibit 1.
Exhibit 2.
Exhibit 3.
Exhibit 1.
Exhibit 2.
Exhibit 3.
Our Postal Express.
Data Relative to Proposed Extension of Parcel Post. pp. 8-14.
Send Fish, Eggs and Fruit
Call Swiss Service Best
Cash on Delivery Plan
A Table of Charges
Difficult to Estimate Cost
Has Become Great Factor
Provision for Insurance
Customs Easily Collected
Send Fish, Eggs and Fruit
Call Swiss Service Best
Cash on Delivery Plan
A Table of Charges
Difficult to Estimate Cost
Has Become Great Factor
Provision for Insurance
Customs Easily Collected
Post-office, Our Mutual Express Company. pp. 1-3.
The Post-Office, Our Mutual Express Company
Third-Class Matter
Fourth-Class Matter
Exorbitant Rates
The Post-Office, Our Mutual Express Company
Third-Class Matter
Fourth-Class Matter
Exorbitant Rates
System of Postal Express.
Principal Provisions of the Postal Express Bill
Necessity for Postal Express
Prohibitive Express Charges
Ratios of average express charges to average freight charges in 11 countries.
Inadequacy of Various Proposals—Regulation
Various Parcels-Post Schemes
Essential Elements of an Adequate System
Advantages of Postal Express
The Agricultural Post
Principal Provisions of the Postal Express Bill
Necessity for Postal Express
Prohibitive Express Charges
Ratios of average express charges to average freight charges in 11 countries.
Inadequacy of Various Proposals—Regulation
Various Parcels-Post Schemes
Essential Elements of an Adequate System
Advantages of Postal Express
The Agricultural Post
Hearings before the Committee on the Post-Office and Post-Roads. April 20-29, 1910. pp. 296-7.
Monthly Consular and Trade Reports. No. 329. pp. 104-6. February, 1908.
AFFIRMATIVE DISCUSSION
Our Postal Express. pp. 1-6.
World’s Work. 21: 14248-51. April, 1911.
Congressional Record. 46: 1941-7. February 3, 1911.
Local Parcels Post
Local Parcels Post
Congressional Record. 45: 9310-4. June 24, 1910.
A Brief for a Modern Parcels Post for the United States
A Brief for a Modern Parcels Post for the United States
Cosmopolitan. 36: 497*-9*. March, 1904.
Craftsman. 14: 592-4. September, 1908.
Independent. 70: 105-7. January 12, 1911.
People Demand a General Parcels Post. pp. 7-12.
Express Company Rates Cause Loss to Shippers—Express Company Methods Cause Loss to the Postal Department
The Parcels Post Not Openly Opposed by the Beneficiaries of Present Methods
Misdirected Energy Benefits Express Companies and Catalogue Houses
Catalogue Houses Don’t Need the Parcels Post, and Oppose It
Express Company Rates Cause Loss to Shippers—Express Company Methods Cause Loss to the Postal Department
The Parcels Post Not Openly Opposed by the Beneficiaries of Present Methods
Misdirected Energy Benefits Express Companies and Catalogue Houses
Catalogue Houses Don’t Need the Parcels Post, and Oppose It
Hampton’s. 26: 261-4. February, 1911.
Unwise Opposition of the Small Merchant
Part Played by the Express Companies
Enormous Profits of the Express Companies
Unwise Opposition of the Small Merchant
Part Played by the Express Companies
Enormous Profits of the Express Companies
Good Housekeeping. 53: 2-10. July, 1911.
Housekeeper. 31: 11-35. August, 1908.
Our Postal Express. pp. 1-6.
World’s Work. 21: 14248-51. April, 1911.
Congressional Record. 46: 1941-7. February 3, 1911.
Local Parcels Post
Local Parcels Post
Congressional Record. 45: 9310-4. June 24, 1910.
A Brief for a Modern Parcels Post for the United States
A Brief for a Modern Parcels Post for the United States
Cosmopolitan. 36: 497*-9*. March, 1904.
Craftsman. 14: 592-4. September, 1908.
Independent. 70: 105-7. January 12, 1911.
People Demand a General Parcels Post. pp. 7-12.
Express Company Rates Cause Loss to Shippers—Express Company Methods Cause Loss to the Postal Department
The Parcels Post Not Openly Opposed by the Beneficiaries of Present Methods
Misdirected Energy Benefits Express Companies and Catalogue Houses
Catalogue Houses Don’t Need the Parcels Post, and Oppose It
Express Company Rates Cause Loss to Shippers—Express Company Methods Cause Loss to the Postal Department
The Parcels Post Not Openly Opposed by the Beneficiaries of Present Methods
Misdirected Energy Benefits Express Companies and Catalogue Houses
Catalogue Houses Don’t Need the Parcels Post, and Oppose It
Hampton’s. 26: 261-4. February, 1911.
Unwise Opposition of the Small Merchant
Part Played by the Express Companies
Enormous Profits of the Express Companies
Unwise Opposition of the Small Merchant
Part Played by the Express Companies
Enormous Profits of the Express Companies
Good Housekeeping. 53: 2-10. July, 1911.
Housekeeper. 31: 11-35. August, 1908.
NEGATIVE DISCUSSION
Perils of Parcels Post Extension. pp. 13-31.
A Heavy Deficit Inevitable
Government Bears the Burden
Averages Are Misleading
The Average Haul
Second-Class Mail Matter
Conditions That Control Are Reversed
Impossibility of Adjustment
Act With Open Eyes
A Subsidy to a Favored Class
Who Are the Favored Class?
Effect of a Subsidy
A Heavy Deficit Inevitable
Government Bears the Burden
Averages Are Misleading
The Average Haul
Second-Class Mail Matter
Conditions That Control Are Reversed
Impossibility of Adjustment
Act With Open Eyes
A Subsidy to a Favored Class
Who Are the Favored Class?
Effect of a Subsidy
Independent. 70: 72-3. January 12, 1911.
Further Thoughts on Parcels Post pp. 3-5.
One Cent Letter Postage, Second Class Mail Rates, and Parcels Post. pp. 14-22.
Parcels Post. pp. 6-15.
The Consumer Will Buy Goods No Cheaper
The Interstate Commerce Commission Now Has Power to Adjust and Regulate Express Rates and Will Regulate Them
Objections to Parcels Post
Will Injure Country Communities
It Will Increase the Horde of Government Employees
It Limits the Field of the Individual
Extravagance Will Be Augmented
The Consumer Will Buy Goods No Cheaper
The Interstate Commerce Commission Now Has Power to Adjust and Regulate Express Rates and Will Regulate Them
Objections to Parcels Post
Will Injure Country Communities
It Will Increase the Horde of Government Employees
It Limits the Field of the Individual
Extravagance Will Be Augmented
Journal of Political Economy. 16: 417-35. July, 1908.
Parcels Post Problem. p. 20.
A. B. C. of Parcels Post. pp. 4-5.
Parcels Post. pp. 3-9.
Why Parcels Post Is Not a Good Thing for This Country. pp. 1-5.
Parcels Post and Postal Savings Banks, pp. 1-2.
Parcels Post. pp. 8-11.
In Foreign Countries
Railroad Ownership
In Foreign Countries
Railroad Ownership
Perils of Parcels Post Extension. pp. 13-31.
A Heavy Deficit Inevitable
Government Bears the Burden
Averages Are Misleading
The Average Haul
Second-Class Mail Matter
Conditions That Control Are Reversed
Impossibility of Adjustment
Act With Open Eyes
A Subsidy to a Favored Class
Who Are the Favored Class?
Effect of a Subsidy
A Heavy Deficit Inevitable
Government Bears the Burden
Averages Are Misleading
The Average Haul
Second-Class Mail Matter
Conditions That Control Are Reversed
Impossibility of Adjustment
Act With Open Eyes
A Subsidy to a Favored Class
Who Are the Favored Class?
Effect of a Subsidy
Independent. 70: 72-3. January 12, 1911.
Further Thoughts on Parcels Post pp. 3-5.
One Cent Letter Postage, Second Class Mail Rates, and Parcels Post. pp. 14-22.
Parcels Post. pp. 6-15.
The Consumer Will Buy Goods No Cheaper
The Interstate Commerce Commission Now Has Power to Adjust and Regulate Express Rates and Will Regulate Them
Objections to Parcels Post
Will Injure Country Communities
It Will Increase the Horde of Government Employees
It Limits the Field of the Individual
Extravagance Will Be Augmented
The Consumer Will Buy Goods No Cheaper
The Interstate Commerce Commission Now Has Power to Adjust and Regulate Express Rates and Will Regulate Them
Objections to Parcels Post
Will Injure Country Communities
It Will Increase the Horde of Government Employees
It Limits the Field of the Individual
Extravagance Will Be Augmented
Journal of Political Economy. 16: 417-35. July, 1908.
Parcels Post Problem. p. 20.
A. B. C. of Parcels Post. pp. 4-5.
Parcels Post. pp. 3-9.
Why Parcels Post Is Not a Good Thing for This Country. pp. 1-5.
Parcels Post and Postal Savings Banks, pp. 1-2.
Parcels Post. pp. 8-11.
In Foreign Countries
Railroad Ownership
In Foreign Countries
Railroad Ownership
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