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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
3
A garbled 1988 note discusses protein requirements for livestock, noting digestible protein targets per day per animal, varying with weight and diet. It mentions percent protein adequacy, supplementation levels, and plant-based feeds as part of a broader ration strategy without clear specifics or consistent data.
The article outlines how film and visual media become central to teaching at LPS and related institutions. It details department roles, film sources, and usage in science and arts, including background checks for authenticity, on location shoots, and the shift toward film as a regular classroom tool.
A fragmented forecast of how individual legislators will act during the upcoming session. Speaker Nod Angelle, Rep. Mick Barranger, Rep. Jim Beeson, and others are profiled by mood and stance on issues from aviation to segregation.
A long, humorous tribute extols Mrs Mays for her family, club, and community service in North Louisiana. The piece sketches her lively influence at fairs and meetings, plus a satirical roll call of Louisiana representatives and senators, culminating in the question about Governor Earl Kemp Long.
Louisiana Tech leaders and Ruston Chamber officials met to discuss building programs, the upcoming state board budget presentation, and the launch of graduate schools in education and engineering. President R. L. Ropp and deans outlined enrollments, faculty readiness, and new dormitories to house about 500 students opening in September.
Governor Taft Long designated May 11 to 18 as Sail Stewardship Week in Louisiana. The signing ceremony was attended by State Agriculture Commissioner Sidney McCrory and Marion Mink of Batchelor, chairman of the State Soil Conservation Committee.
An ad from Milom Brug Company promotes T-4-L for athlete's foot claiming rapid action by sloughing off infected skin and exposing germs to the antiseptic. It guarantees a 48c refund if not satisfied and also markets T-4-L Foot Powder for additional protection.
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