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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1932
Page
2
The Ruston Leader lists post office classification and publication offices. It notes advertising rates for obituaries and personal cards and provides managing editor and national representative contact details.
The article argues that government loan delays force farmers to practice forethought and smaller, more efficient plantings. It stresses borrowing restraint, seeking loans only as needed, and aims for cash crops that avoid future debt. Cooperation between farmers and merchants is urged to maximize forthcoming support.
A comparison shows high type roads costing $21,700 per mile yield labor about 16.7 percent of costs, while farm-to-market roads costing $1,200 to $5,000 per mile allocate around 40 percent to labor. A $100 million shift to high-type roads creates far fewer labor days than the same funds for farm-to-market roads, which could also expand mileage fourfold and provide livelihoods through direct labor wages and associated industries.
Barbs claim government ventures always fail and warn that officials should not be paid this year. They urge cuts to keep state programs and media, forests and radio under less government control while urging better private investment.
Mata Wart, a famed dancer and alleged spy, allies with Rosano the Russian aviator. Shubin, ex-lover and Russian Attaché, tries to expose Mata and Rosanoff as traitors by phoning Du bois. Mata shoots Shubin and hides the gun. Rosanoff returns, is urged to stay, and Mata admits her love. She learns Rosanoff is wounded and rushes to his side despite enemy threats.
Mata Hari travels through rain and mist to a locked hospital in Paris where the atmosphere is grim. She recalls the fatal shot at Shubin and fears for Rosanoff as she clings to life, while staff move drearily through corridors and the chateau turned asylum looms in damp grounds.
Mata Hari cares for Rosanoff, who is blind after a blast. She plans a life together away from the war while warning friends to protect him. A porter and a gendarme chase a danger, and a warrant for arrest looms as court martial nears.
Lincoln Parish Singing Convention invites all lovers of music and singing to attend the meeting led by executive officers Le Bergusoy AB Eatutice and George Shanpoch. The event calls for participants and supporters to join the convention on a forthcoming Saturday.
The lesson surveys evolving views on sin from original innocence to modern psychology. It notes shifting ideas from fall, to fall upward, to complexes, and tests their truth against life’s facts. It concludes that guidance and moral safety remain essential while acknowledging symbolic depth in Genesis. The piece ends with a remark on racial characteristics about facial hair.
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