Thursday, May 8, 2014
TBT Throw Back Thursday This Day in History: Mother's Day, Coca-Cola, The US Post Office and More
On this day in history, 1794, the US Post Office was established. Since that time, the cost of one postage stamp for a First Class letter has gone up several times. However, through it all, I for one am happy that they are still around. I am a seller on eBay, and if it were not for the USPS, I'd be paying a lot more to have my packages shipped.... Well, usually that is. Sometimes other places beat the price.
In 1886, a pharmacist named Dr. John Styth Pemberton invented the formula for what we would eventually call Coca-Cola.
1914 - The United States Congress passed a Joint Resolutionthat would designate the second Sunday in May as Mother's day.
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