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ReadyPost display at my local post office.

I’m not sure when my local post office began carrying shipping supplies such as boxes, padded envelopes, etc., but I do know I began using their adhesive packing tape and boxes years ago. The tape dispenser is the right size for the occasional box I need to send.

But one day, while taping up a box, I realized, “Hey, thi...


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Historic envelope with cancelled stamp; Whitefield, New Hampshire – May 9 1856
photo credit: MassimoVernicesole, iStockphoto

To celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, I’ll be focusing on the companies and institutions that played a key role in our manufacturing history.

The Eagle-Tribune, a regional newspaper, sent me complementary print copi...


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Bob Maynes

“It took me nearly four years of debating with Scott Hawthorne, owner and CEO of Mathews Brothers, to convince him on the merits of radio advertising versus television,” says Bob Maynes.

Bob is the genius behind the radio commercials that aired on New England talk radio from 2014 to 2023 – a total of 154 spots in all.

The commercials, which r...


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How my Sears Kenmore washer and dryer looked when purchased in 1997. Shiny!

One of the burners on my ca. 2001 GE electric stove stopped working. Since I was now hooked up to natural gas, I began researching gas stoves . . . until my HVAC guy said my cabinets weren’t up to code. The bottom height was too close to the stove; I’d need to replace them first.

Finding ...


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