When the U.S. Postal Service began accepting parcels in 1913, people sent all kinds of items including children. The practice was formally outlawed by the Post Office Department in 1915.
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If they hadn't outlawed mailing people, would have happily mailed my mother in law to outer Siberia.............then again, maybe not, might have started a war!
I've met a few brats I wouldn't mind stuffing into a box and shipping them off to anywhere else.
Neither one of those carriers look particularly thrilled with the idea either
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I gave this some serious thought when my daughter was about 14. No return address.
USPS probably caught a lot of $hit for delivering soiled letters and parcels. Wonder who changed the diapers???
I wondered how people got babies?
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