Buzzard's Blunder Over Joyce Scarf Incident
Buzzard debates revealing the truth about Joyce burning the scarf. He fears a deeper confession, but Alan distrusts him as he contemplates leaving for supper while Joyce’s actions haunt the moment.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1933
Page
7
Buzzard debates revealing the truth about Joyce burning the scarf. He fears a deeper confession, but Alan distrusts him as he contemplates leaving for supper while Joyce’s actions haunt the moment.
Alan pursues bandits across the Thal Azzah with Buzzard and Bill to reach a camp on an island. They spot a lone bandit, issue a warning, land, and capture Chink Woolley who hints others are north east as Joyce and Magna Etthen weigh plans amid past betrayals.
Mrs. Thos. Bulmer of Lardo British Columbia reported a lump in a cow’s udder. She applied Minard's Liniment and observed rapid improvement. The advert claims the liniment cures cuts bruises distemper colic and other ailments, suitable for stable or house use. King of Pain appears as a product nickname.
A poem titled You Have Come Back expresses the garden days glow of violet mignonette and larkspur as the old house shines with the presence of a loved one. The speaker notes revived dreams and love from yesteryear through the poem’s imagery.
A study of personal crisis reports in the United States found that masculine vanity lies at the bottom of many tragedies in the last three years. Dr. Muhlberg notes men are driven to suicide by pride from prosperous years, not hunger or domestic monotony, but envy of neighbors’ success.
Friendship Tours organized overseas will bring about 200 British women to Canada and the United States to attend the International Congress of Women and the World's Fair in Chicago this July. The plan is confirmed by the Canadian National Railways Passenger Department in Montreal.
A devotional snippet highlights faith as perpetual guidance from God. It cites Psalm 48 14 and quotes J Borthwick and H E Manning praising divine protection, folding and feeding, and safety through trials, urging readers to see God’s hand in every event and change.
Montreal aldermanic relief committee compares man power to machine power in labor tasks. One loader and operator equals 52 men, with faster truck filling times. Costs per truck show loader at 60 cents versus gang at $20.40, or 12 cents versus $2 to $4 in a later test. Preliminary results aim to prove labor-saving machines reduce unemployment.
Reciprocal trade arrangements between Germany and Great Britain nearly double the coal export quota to Germany while Britain offers tariff concessions in a limited field. The move follows Britain’s earlier trade agreement with Denmark expanding its market for industrial products in return for higher Danish dairy and agricultural quotas.
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