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In 1921, the United States Post Office stopped delivering mail on Sundays. This change was part of a broader trend towards limiting mail delivery to weekdays, reflecting societal shifts and the growing emphasis on a day of rest. However, exceptions were made for certain types of mail, such as periodicals and urgent communications.

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