19 Aug 1931
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1931
Page
1
Public notice from the Lincoln Parish School Board lists publication office in Leader Building Ruston Louisiana. Subscription rates in advance are shown for one year six months and three months with values and terms.
William G. Shepherd, a business observer, surveys the economy and predicts better times ahead led by the United States. He cites past ideas like postal savings banks and the Federal Reserve as foundations for a new era, with Americans as the world’s machinery masters and the U.S. as the first mover toward prosperity.
The Secretary of Agriculture told New York dairymen that dairying is the nation’s biggest industry by value, capital, and jobs. He noted weekly income for farmers, but Louisiana faces a cattle tick issue hindering broader adoption. Eradication could link more farmers to this dominant sector.
A fragmented listing of Louisiana political figures and districts. Names and districts appear with parish designations and state roles, including senators elect and congressional districts across New Orleans area and parishes, though many OCR errors obscure specifics.
A fragmentary weekly Sunday school lesson discusses the gospel for all men, referencingActs and Peter. It mentions scenes of vision, divine instruction, and the inclusion of Gentiles, with hints of early church teaching and moral guidance. The text is garbled but centers on transformation through faith and openness to non Jews in early Christian teaching.
Frisky Pierce and Jack Braden pursue a perilous plan to reach the South Pole by combining airship Pensacola with a sea route and a supporting plane. Helen sides with caution as tensions rise, a farewell party masks hidden motives, and a note hints at a final goodbye amid mounting danger.
The writer urges breaking down long standing prejudices that separate Christians in fellowship. He cites Paul and Peter, calling for a Christ centered view of life that transcends race and outward differences. The Gospel’s power is shown when shared without regard to rationality or distinction.
The speaker asserts prejudices fade when confronted with full gospel living. Peter shines when aligning with his vision, and individuals excel when living out inspired moments. The message emphasizes nobler living beyond biased views through sincere faith in practice.
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