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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1930

Page

3

Mineral Springs Community Notices and Social Items

Miss Florence Howard visited her sister in Mineral Springs. Local families hosted guests from Dubach Ruston Culbertson and Unionville. The Mineral Springs School teachers gave a program, the BYPVA area canceled a church program due to weather, and several residents were mentioned with visits and humor lines about future marriages and mischief.

Mineral Springs Florence Howard Jake Franklin Fletcher Williamson Robert Leachman Douglas Simpson Franklin Dubach C. M. Williamson Velda Mae Liner Ruston Jessie Ruth Franklin Etheleen Franklin Ora Belle Williamson Irma Ellene Wiliamson Moyne Franklin Jewel Williamson Dalton Williamson John Franklin Etheleen Jonas, Franklin Nell Revels LaNce Frasier Wilbur Williamson Willie Williamson Ronnie Dukes Burk Frasier Culbertson Pete Dukes Cecil Williamson Harold Williamson Paul Williamson Rob Martin Price Unionville Grady Colvin Baby Henry Allen Colvin Esca Elsie Horton Jack Horton N. Williamson Co. M. Wlliamson B.Y. P. VA New Hope Church Irene Frasier Suuday Nina Dukes Lora Webb Hazel Colvin Tria Lea Banks Margie Webb Ruston Lincoln Sanitarum Miss Webb Choudrant Raymond Frasier Gerald Cheatwood S. N. Williamson Molly Gladys Alverne Williamson Greenville

What Will This Summer Mean To You

A business man urges a high school graduate to consider summer plans carefully for future career success. He explains that timely training and a clear path are essential to secure a good position, with emphasis on preparation, education, and the value of early professional focus.

Hadl Vin Leo

Tyler Commercial College Seeks Fall Position and Free Book Coupon

Tyler Texas institution invites readers to mail a coupon for a free book as it promotes its School of Business Administration. The ad notes no branch schools, claims leadership, and directs inquiries to the Ruston Leader editor for scholarship details.

Tyler Commercial College School OF Business Administration Tyler Texas

Fragmentary poem fragment about moon and earth imagery

A fragmentary verse invokes a pale faced moon, stars, and faint figures. It references Bly bathing the earth in silver light and mentions names that appear corrupted or garbled, creating a hazy, nocturnal mood.

Sandwich Recipes From A Historic Menu

A garbled culinary list outlines various sandwich ideas such as Hamburg and Beefsteak sandwiches with steps on browning fillings, curing, period dressings, and assembled bread with chutney celery. The text mixes measurements, ingredients, and unclear directions in a historic recipe style.

Hamburg Hanmburg

Local Social Roundup In Burgerville May News

Denhams host visitors from Ruston and nearby towns amid a string of social gatherings. A community picnic honors Miss Ethel Gordon, with several young residents noted graduates from grammar school. Illness visits are reported for Ambrose and Slayton, and Lucile Holloway visits Vera Holloway. The Community Club convenes May 24, inviting all residents.

Burgessville B. B. Denham O. Denham Lewis Frazier Ruston Vergie Holloway Emmie Lee Baxter Harvey Pay Joe Slayton Ida Bellegan Ethel, Gorde Doris McCrary Vera Holloway Lucile Boddie Louise Hammonds Cascile Lauena Chandler Ida Belle Hogan Ethel Gorde Fred Baxter Roylee Liner S. S. Ambrose Lucile Holloway

The Hwang Ho River Also Known as China’s Sorrow

The Hwang Ho river is named China s Sorrow as floods from its source devastate the northern plain. It is described as Ungovernable and scourge of the sons of Han in traditional references.

China Northern China Plain

New York Woman Reports 14 Pound Fat Loss with Kruschen Salts

A New York woman says she lost 14 pounds using Kruschen Salts, taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. The ad claims improved energy, reduced fatigue, and additional benefits for digestion and headaches, priced at 85 cents for a four week bottle from Milam Drug Company.

America Milam Drug Company

Power and pleasure in pursuit of authority

Fragmentary lines speak of pains and pleasures of power, urging readers to seek understanding from those who wield or pursue influence, with a terse, archaic tone reflecting a moral reflection on leadership.

Culonia students and fashion ideas praised

A student of Culonia notes America’s belief that women face little effort to craft patchwork quilts and produce beautiful clothing, while Vuritan ideas hindered making attractive outfits.

Culonia America

Roman Ruins in Africa Reveal Subterranean Water System

Exquvariuns at Dimgad in Algeria known as the Afeleas Pompei display a subterranean water system. The find sparks public theory about a water theater and mirkel from the Ruition occupation era.

Africa Dimgad Algeria

Pillar Saint Simeun Styles Died Near Antioch

A fragmentary notice recalls Saint Simeun Styles who spent his life atop a pillar near Antioch. The source suggests he passed away within the last decades, highlighting his ascetic birth century and famed solitary life.

Simeun Fife Antioch

Constitutional Authority to Compel Attendance Questioned

A fragmented note argues there is no general law or constitutional provision that can compel members of Congress to attend sessions. It questions the Constitution’s power and the House’s authority to compel the attendance of its own members.

Fragmentary note on bow and gear attachment

A garbled excerpt describes a bow found on a steeple or deck and mentions a hinge or strap for adjustable alignment. The text remains unclear about event, people, or location.

Not Reliable Currency Report Sparks Currency Debate

The Washing Star reports concerns over currency reliability and the risk of counterfeit money. The article highlights phrases like precise undeserved and wage themes, noting the impact on public trust and monetary stability amid debates on currency authenticity.

Chinalewa

Sun Fast Washable Cotton Rugs Brighten the Home

Sun fast washable cotton rugs brighten the household and ease housework. Reversible cotton chenille rugs, sun fast and laundry proof, come in floral and geometric patterns, with colors of rose green blue yellow purple and black and silver. They withstand strong laundering with no color loss or shape change.

Greatest Farming States Laws Clibs Largest Arable Land

Beesesventilators claim to keep hives ventilated by fanning wings. Quotations misstate authorship and mix literary terms with dubious claims. The text reads as a garbled excerpt with faulty capitalization and unclear context.

United States

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