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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
3
In a Ruston Leader opinion piece the author argues farm folk shifted to public work, praises live-at-home farming as a year-round job, and stresses the need for steady work and diverse production to weather economic stress. It notes agricultural advantages in the South and the farmer’s resilience despite crop failures.
A garbled mosaic of editorials and notes from Crowley Daily Signal cites September topics, including references to crops, industry shifts, and societal changes. It weaves disjointed phrases about editors, education, agriculture, and industry with scattered names and vague events, creating a fragmented snapshot of mid-article commentary.
An editorial contrasts Henry Ford endorsing garden and home effort with the broader American belief in personal freedom. It argues Ford’s stance links employer care to worker welfare, praising land grants for workers and urging balanced view of shop and home life amid economic tension.
The text details Paul and Barnabas turning from Cyprus to the mainland and planning new journeys through Asia, with debate over whether to take Mark and consequent splits. It notes their Antioch departure and spread of the Gospel among Jewish and Gentile communities, amid doctrinal disagreements and stints in shared ministry.
The text follows Jack Bradon and Risky Pierce as they plan a South Pole dash. Frisky and Rondelle face a brutal ice barrier at ten thousand feet. A crash near the Pole ends a perilous mission, delaying a return to civilization.
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