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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
2
Adele Garrison discusses a tense scenario with Fanny Powell about an unnamed patient. Lillian is believed to hold crucial information, and the plan involves unlocking a locked room to observe behavior while changing rooms to monitor access and prevent further sleepwalking incidents.
Katherine and I discuss a chained valise linked to Fanny Powell as she seeks escape. We guard doors and plan fatigue tactics while Lillian insists she must be kept inside. I fear contact with Fanny Powell and move toward Mother Graham’s room as she complains of light.
Secretary Davis recounts early railroad days marking the 100th birthday of the rail line. He notes engineers wore swallow-tail coats and plug hats, and the first signal was a candle in a station master's window.
Margaret Carr the White House cook and Jeremiah Shea of White Court Swampscott have taken out a license to wed. The couple is noted for their flapjacks and syrup, a treat that amused President Coolidge.
Arthur Henderson, prominent British Labour leader and former Lloyd George War Cabinet member, sails for America today for a tour of Canada and the United States to strengthen ties with the labor movement. A Glasgow native, Henderson rises from Newcastle city council apprentice to Parliament in 1906, noted for grit, loyalty, and practical leadership.
Bastrop Louisiana October 1 Farmers in Morehouse parish speed up cotton picking as price gains encourage activity. Parish agent T H Milliken says farmers have guidance on soy bean harvesting and ten corn binders were bought to save soy bean hay seed yields.
A Kilbourne community organization of about 60 members was formed in West Carroll parish with leadership from R. C. Callaway and Miss Mary Mimms. A 24 farmer delegation visited Delta Experiment Station and Scott plantation in Mississippi as cotton picking advances in the parish.
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