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    What happened to St. Louis’ pneumatic-tube mail system?

    Oct 26, 2021 2 minutes
    Illustration by Britt Spencer

    launched its pneumatic-tube mail system in the fall of 1897, postal workers tested it out by sending canisters loaded with a Bible wrapped in an American flag, an artificial peach, a suit of clothes, and a live cat. When

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