14 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1932
Page
1
A mixed page of poems and brief prose from Sherrouse and Rayville schools features student authors like MARIE MAYS and BEATRICE WENNER with pieces on faith, Lincoln, and daily life. It includes short science passages on sugar and fish, plus classroom honor rolls and student notes from Archibald, Sherrouse, and Rayville schools.
A mixed set of schoolroom memories and local lore features Donald Henry Drew School pupil notes a train journey and stations while a girl watches a squirrel and a maple sugar lesson explains tapping trees for sap. Names include Arie Mayo Senoul Reveille La and Richard Golter Saint Valentine text.
Fragmentary note describes pupils at Archibald School including Mary Lou McDonald sending heart shapes in letters to someone. No clear date or full context provided.
A collage of short student writings from Wisner and Sherrouse and Rhymes schools. Entries describe California’s orange orchards oceans and parks alongside farm practices for sugar beet and crop care including soil preparation planting and harvest.
A school reader page presents verses about father and son exploring hills and forests, finding nature’s lore and birds. Columns include student letters praising Miss Theus, birthday notes for Jack Clyde Inabnett with his dog Skippy, a riddle about a small stream, and a Lincoln acrostic by Lena Coleman.
A school text fragment recounts Abraham Lincoln born February 2 1809 in Hardin County Kentucky. It notes his early poverty his education his mother’s death and his rise to the presidency during the Civil War. It also mentions his assassination on April 14 1865 and burial in Springfield Illinois with a Valentine’s Day aside from Margie Holt Archibald School.
A short prose piece describes a young boy living on a farm who cannot attend school every day and must work hard while Abraham Lincoln is implied through a simple historical framing. Henry Holley Jr. is identified as Archibald School second grade.
A student, Bena Barmore from Archibald School, recalls a Valentine box at Friday school activities and expresses a wish to pick a Valentine from the store window to give to Nell.
A poet expresses a child’s yearning to sleep and play while noting the busy world outside. The speaker contrasts a clear blue sky with the wish to rest and enjoy simpler moments away from grown up footsteps on the street.
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