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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
6
Harry Bradford notes in Boys' Life that rabbits' ears are not used as handles. He observes rabbits prefer lifting by hind legs to avoid harm and comments on their limited eye movement. Rabbits explore with noses, not direct sight, and hesitate at chair edges before stepping down.
The article notes that Jefferson’s era pioneered aerial mail when deeds of the Louisiana Purchase were sent to France. Jefferson sent carrier pigeons to New York to signal the arrival of the returning vessel, marking an early form of aerial communication in 1803.
In a tongue in cheek essay the author parallels the move to fewer pockets in clothing with broader thrift for government and society. The piece argues pockets become unnecessary relics as economy shifts, noting pistol pockets vanish by law and religious sects dislike pockets. A separate note urges youth to plan, study, and stay ready as opportunity approaches.
The name Algernon derives from als Gernon once used for a crusading Percy. He was named William but peers called him William als Gernon or Gernon meaning William with the whiskers. The Algernon line continues in the Percy family, including the recently deceased tenth duke of Northumberland.
Local items highlight residents visiting Portland for the Rose Festival, relatives in Monmouth and Salem, and upcoming plans. Notables include Mrs. Matt Wither returning to Monterey after visits in Polk County, and engagements such as David Campbell and Margerite Dosch-Joselyn in Portland. Community notices cover shop openings, sales, and church activities with schedules for Evangelical and Baptist services.
Mrs Car Pollan is visiting relatives in Linn County, according to a short local report. The item notes her presence with family members and mentions the county location.
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