Telegraph messenger girl. Telegraphy allowed messages to be sent over long distances, but the final stage of the journey still required messengers to
Telegraph messenger girl. Telegraphy allowed messages to be sent over long distances, but the final stage of the journey still required messengers to deliver the telegram. This messenger worked for Reuter Telegraph Company in London, UK.
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