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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1931
Page
2
The Ruston Leader notes the autumn foliage is unusually vivid this year due to leaf chemistry. No frost yet explains the color shift as chlorophyll wanes and yellows, reds, and browns emerge from sugars, minerals, and pigments as photosynthesis slows.
A letter from a Manchester Guardian recipient argues the dole humbles and degrades worn by the unemployed. It asserts that only a root cure for unemployment can replace the dole and warns the American public to act through business initiatives and civic effort to prevent dependence and preserve character.
A Southern debate over Louisiana’s governorship erupts in a comic quarrel. Po Long, Cyr, and Aldrich claim acts of office as rival governors while courts decide who is legal. The public humor grows as troops, oaths, and orders clash in Baton Rouge.
A collage of brief squibs and jumbled notes touches on fashion, fascism in Italy, monetary jitters, airport chatter, cold weather forecasts, and a Yorktown anniversary quip. It hints at Rome allowing overcoats and borrowing dollars, while musings drift from Mussolini to impostor economics and petty social scenes.
The Sunday School lesson recounts Paul's travels after Ephesus, three months in Europe and Corinth, then to Troas and Miletus. In Jerusalem he faced mob violence, was wrongly accused, and after Roman intervention spoke in Aramaic. His arrest shifted his path toward Rome, where his imprisonment produced key epistles. Also notes a Chicago theater panic from a bomb, and preservation efforts at St Paul's Cathedral with rain causing damage.
Passengers were shuttled from the steamer Baychimpiig by airplane as the Arctic ice pack near Alaska forced transit changes. An 18 inch snowstorm disrupted traffic and power and telegraph services across Southwest Wyorn.
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