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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1931
Page
2
The Ruston Leader lists publication details with C F E Faulk Jr as editor and B O Meyer as managing editor. It notes the office location on East Mississippi Avenue and the publication is a formal parish journal with obituaries and personal cards charged at regular rates.
The piece argues diversification as the solution to drought and crop stress in Louisiana. It lauds native resources and waterways, urges cooperation to build new markets and products, and envisions growth in cotton, timber, and livestock while stressing regional resilience and progress.
A fragmented column surveys editor opinions on editing styles and editorial stance. It references editors from multiple outlets, noting varied approaches to tone, accuracy, and audience engagement.
In a dramatic scene Doris confronts Victor in Liberty Hall as Philip Lord, the famed author, arrives from abroad. Gertrude greets him warmly, then collapses unconscious at his feet after a chilling scream. Harvey ferries her to her room while the group processes the ominous moment. To be continued.
Sunday school lesson notes on Acts detailing the persecution of early Christians in Jerusalem, Stephen’s martyrdom, Saul’s persecution, and the spread of the church to Antioch and beyond. It emphasizes that adversity can fuel faith growth, with Paul’s conversion and the gospel reaching Jews and Gentiles alike.
A League of Nations slavery commission notes 5 million or more people in abject slavery across nearly twenty countries. While many regions still practice outright slavery, forms like debt bondage and peonage persist, with Britain freeing about 700000 slaves since the war. The drive to end inhuman bondage remains a major international task.
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