With the microscope, they can suture vessels the size of a letter stamped on a penny.
A few seconds after midnight, the writer became perhaps the first to have a letter stamped with the new rate.
McManus, in a letter stamped Nov. 20, 2012, informed Garza that he was suspended indefinitely without pay.
The large motel sign features "Lorraine" printed in a dramatic script against a bright yellow background, and "Motel" is written in large red block letters, each letter stamped inside its own white circle.
Universities, too, can benefit from the fame and money the deals can bring — a point Dr. Nemeroff made in a May 2000 letter stamped "confidential" that he sent to the dean of Emory's medical school.
In the Hemingway file is a letter stamped "CONFIDENTIAL" from Hoover to Leddy, dated December 17 , 1942 that says, "Any information which you may have relating to the unreliability of Ernest Hemingway as an informant may be discreetly brought to the attention of Ambassador Braden".
The 3-page letter stamped 18 November from NIH Director Francis Collins and NCI Director Harold Varmus (released by NIH this week after a request under the Freedom of Information Act) says "it is vital that NIH scientists participate in scientific meetings" and that allowing societies, universities, and others to foot the bill "maximizes the resources available for exchanges of new data".
A package including a cover letter, stamped return envelope and the questionnaire was mailed to 676 physicians in Northern Ontario.
Large letters stamped all over the sacks made absolutely clear the contents: "Canadian Pig Meal – Grade 3".
A photograph survives from that wintry afternoon, in an old red photo album, letter-stamped "Our Trip to Washington".
