In 1914, a little girl named Charlotte May Pierstorff wanted to visit her grandmother, who lived 75 miles away in Lewiston, Idaho. Her family couldn’t afford the train ticket, which would have cost $1.55. When they learned that there were no postal regulations about what could be sent in the mail, they sent their daughter in the mail car with $.53 in stamps attached to her coat. With the help of a cousin who worked for the railroad, May made the whole trip in the mail car and was delivered safely to her grandmother’s house when the train arrived in Lewiston.

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