Malayan Saturday Post, 2 February 1924
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section26 1924-02-02 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED The only Illustrated Weekly Paper in Malaya Published every Saturday. Vol. I. No. 3. SINGAPORE, FEBRUARY 2, 1924. Price 25 Cents.26 words
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Advertisement222 1924-02-02 1 m m m m mmmmmjmmmmjmmmmmj^mjm^^ m m m m m m mm I (Dothers Get your b by weighed Gratis Vl ZLzJ All the advice you require Ul «*'!£>_• nm mmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm'mmmmmmmmmmmmmm' f^^^m^m^Amm^mnm^mmW BY USING I I YOU WILL FIND jp* fe |^J 1 4f W I B222 words
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Advertisement122 1924-02-02 2 Mc ALISTER Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) AGENTS FOR:— UNITED STATES RUBBER EXPORT Co. Ltd., SINGAPORE. NEW YORK. PENANG Manufacturers of: Royal Gord Tyres IPOH and Royal Tubes r^TxnT n t nwriTTn Dominion Motor Cycle Tyres KUALA LUMPUR. United states Solid Tyres Keds Footwear &c. i SUNLIGHT SOAP122 words
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Advertisement96 1924-02-02 2 CORONA The Personal Writing Machine Retail Price $90. I. —CORONA'S years of service i^ your best suarantee of its reliability Firs>t marketed in IMb, it is the only Portable Typewriter which has withstood the Test of Time •2— It is the simplest of all Typewriter^ and for that reason seldom96 words
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Advertisement12 1924-02-02 3 Rates of Subscription. month tl.tS i Smooths I 6.00 Inclusive of Postage.12 words
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Advertisement184 1924-02-02 3 INDEX 10 PRINCIPAL ADVERTISERS. Front Page. Messrs. Nestle Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Lactogen Philip Thayer k Co., Peppermint Chewing S\v« t The Standard Oil Co., Socony Motor Oil. Page 1. McAlister Co.. Ltd.,— Motor Car Tyres k Tubes. Hntienbach, Lasarus k Sons, Lid. -Sunlight Soap Huttenbaeh. Lazarus A: Son9,184 words
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Advertisement149 1924-02-02 3 Page 10. Ko.lak Ltd. "Kodak" Camera* Page 18. Leo I). Gosling k Co. Aitken's Falkirk Ales. S. M Bixby o\ Co., (New York i Shoe Polishes. Vienna Cafe. Confectioners and M. Manj.Mir Saiboo -Gent's Outfitter. Page 19. John Little o\ Co., Ltd.— Toots! Dress Fabrics. Page 21. Sime Darby fc149 words
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Advertisement20 1924-02-02 3 77, BRAS BASAH ROAD, Cafe Adjoining the Dining Room. Large And Well Furnished Rooms, With Private Baths, Tel. No. 1986.20 words
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"The Malayan Saturday Post."
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Article74 1924-02-02 3 Illustrations «»n PogOi 5, 6, 13. 16, I>X and 24 lot 4. Spurts notes Science of Keeping Fit 6. S. Andrew's Dedication Festival. 9. Rockt'eller Foundation. Cure of Sleeping Sickness. Marriage Superstitions. 10 Laboar*i Rule IS. Rt Hon J H. Tin.mas. 14. Labour Govt, and Rubber. Municipal Orders. Malav-74 words
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Article18 1924-02-02 3 Will contain pictures of: THE NAVAL SQUADRONSINGAPORE SCOUTS HOCKEY MATCH SINGAPORE vs SELANGOR. LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORS18 words
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Article1102 1924-02-02 4 A Review and Commentary. BY ARGUS." The decks are being eleared fori general action. That is, the football season is at hand. Teams that did will last season are confident that they will fare no worse upon further test, and teams that did badly are determined1,102 words
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Article937 1924-02-02 4 A great deal of discussi 'ii has taken ice SS to the amount of exercise in which it ig site for a middle-aged man to indulge. Some suthoritiee lune suggested that exercise need not In limited: others that absence of limitation i] -.lis danger. It i<937 words
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Article143 1924-02-02 4 :o: Tlie wife of a certain fiery Army officer, during her husband's frequent absence from home with his regiment, was in the habit of mending much of her time with friends, being invariably accompanied on such visits by her son, a small boy of five. One day at tea, during143 words
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Article, Illustration95 1924-02-02 5 His Imperial Highness Prince Hirohito (the Prince Regent) of Japan was married to Princess Nagaka, daughter of Genera) Kuniyoshi Kuni-no-Miya on the 26th ultimo on which occasion there was much rejoicing by the local Japanese Community. The Prince is the95 words
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Article, Illustration26 1924-02-02 5 Singapore vs. Selangor n a memorable struggle Singapore, ably led by Ablitt, were victors and maintained an unbeaten record throughout the season.26 words
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Article, Illustration1402 1924-02-02 6 Friday January 25th, the Feast of the Conversion of S. Paul, was the 62nd. anniversary of the Dedication of S- Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. The Dedication Festival was observed at the Cathedral on that day and last Sunday. At the Choral Eucharist on Sunday morning Stainer1,402 words
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Advertisement231 1924-02-02 7 I FREE BOOKLET How to Paint a Car with "ROBBIALAC" To paint a car it pays to paint it well, for tbe destructive forces to which tbe coacbwork is subjected will not permit of inferior enamels being used. Robbialac is specially prepared for renovating cars, and because of its easy231 words
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Advertisement66 1924-02-02 7 RONEO tm (DCCOEfOEATSS IN UNCI. AND) ii iii i n Jlre actual Manufacturers of Loose*Leaf Ledgers Steel Letter*Piling Units Card*lndex Systems Duplicators Copiers. Sole Jigents for: The Royal Standard Typewriter Sub-Jlgents: CORONA PORTABLE. IL Collyer Quay, Singapore. D'ye Ken John THE ORIGINAL The Clubman's Whisky since 1627. Singapore Agents The66 words
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Advertisement170 1924-02-02 8 The "Garrick" Cigarettes By virtue of their general excellence constitute THE PERFECT SMOKE." For those who prefer smaller size cigarettes, Special Size No. 2 are now on sale everywhere. Ub5 if-feltei li -anuuclurcd frcn, .^;;\:..l f^K^^= I "<« rrow,),, r;pe Tobaccos, which w |W |tf, ■,I J ■^^EJEfcMinM mjr- V"170 words
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633 1924-02-02 9 iThe Rockefeller Foundation. H>j Thomas Cochrane. •The well-being ot Mankind throughout the World," ii thc motto and objective of thii great Foundation. The China Medical Board, which ii one i»f the departmental agencies ol the Foundation, has, nnce iti creation ten yean Ago, K633 words
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Article463 1924-02-02 9 German Experiments in Rhodesia. Over two yean ago a chum was made for a drug under the name of Bayer 805" by certain Qerman investigators as giving remarkable results with experimental animals is a trypanosomiacide. British workers at the time, reading the evidence supplied from Cologne463 words
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Article601 1924-02-02 9 Marriage is such an important affair in human life that we can hardly wonder many superstitions have grown up around it. Not only in this and other civilized countries' if we journey to centre of Africa or to any of the outlandish parts we still encounter queerEx - 601 words
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Article1528 1924-02-02 10 THE EMPIRE AND INTERNATIONALISM. Mr. Philip Snowden, M. P., writing in the "Morning Post" says many people who have confidence in the Labour Party to manage domestic matters have grave doubts about the ability of a Labour Government to run the Empire and to conduct international affairs. This1,528 words
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Article154 1924-02-02 10 Lord Ineheape, Chairman of the 1' and u, who baajaal been promoted to visc'.untcy is <n the whole, the biggest business man in the United Kingdom At seventy-one he is ;«s keen und efficient as ever in the direction of the huge shipping, banking, and commercial interests that154 words
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Article168 1924-02-02 10 One of tiie most valuable remedies discovered is quinine The drug has been known liuce 1666, when it was called "Jesuits' Powder." The bark lias been used in England since ItiGO. Charles H !>• ing considerably relieved by it during a bout of fever. Two Freuch168 words
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124 1924-02-02 10 Twelve hundred children from the niL--ion ichools and cripple parlours of London were entertained to dinner at the Guildhall hy the Hamilton, Ontario. branch of the Shaftesbury Society. Thej made mors noise, according to a veteran Guildhall official, than has ever been heard before iu124 words
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Article123 1924-02-02 10 Mips Helen If. Burnside, Sged 82. has just completed her fifty-first successive year as a com]X)ser of verses for Christmas cards. She is 6tone deaf and lives at Windlesham, Surrey, with her niece, Miss Anketell. u When 1 was a young girl," said Miss Burnside to123 words
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Advertisement140 1924-02-02 11 LAGER BEER. Jlsk for tdis Popular SBrand at L'Europe Hotel, Raffles Hotel, Sea View Hotel Adelphi Hotel, Van Wijk Hotel. High Street Stores, 45-46. High Street. Kian Tai, 30, Robinson Road. Lim Khoon Heng, 54, Orchard Road. Chin Guan Hin, 113, South Bridge R<ad. Kim Ann, 55, Orchard Road. Lim140 words
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Advertisement174 1924-02-02 12 SERVICE Our Repair Shop is fully equipped to deal with any and every repair required on your car IN THE SHORTEST TIME AND AT THE KEENEST PRICE. Battery Charging Station. Vulcanising Shop. Electrical Repairs and Rewinding. Trimming, Painting and Body Repairs. Coodye.r Tyres and Tubes. Simms and C A.V. Lighl-174 words
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Advertisement85 1924-02-02 12 &£3*e£> The Economical Car Chassis, $970. Touring Model, Complete with Standard Equipment $1,205. SELF-STARTF.R ANO LIGHTING SET $140 EXTRA LIGHT DELIVERY 3SST Upholstered as on N Touring Model V r\lN %p %±*jD paper Dealers Ett. Ford l=Ton Truck $1,195. We can build the very body to suit your business. -<"85 words
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Article, Illustration1750 1924-02-02 13 in time to come, when a new generation itock of the troubles of the one of rl li we are a part, it will be compelled rider the personalities that exercised greatest influence through the stre- seasons. Then I think that James1,750 words
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Article189 1924-02-02 13 GROWING PART IN PUBLIC LIFE. The year 1923 has marked a steary growth in the numbers of women taking advantage of the rights conferred on them by the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act, 1919. The number of women members of Parliament has grown from two, at the beginning of189 words
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Article92 1924-02-02 13 Miss Margaret Bonfield, Parliamentary Secretary for Labour, writes a correspondent, was born in China. Her father, the Rev. Dr. Bondfield, was a missionary in Amoy and afterwards minister of the Union Church in Kong Kong, and for many years the Agent of the British and92 words
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1019 1924-02-02 14 The Malayan Saturday Post February 2, 1924. THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT AND THE RUBBER INDISTRY Rather a curious thought, is it not, that a Labour Government should be the saviour of the rubber industry? Yet it is not such a wild flight ot fancy as it may seem, at first, to1,019 words
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Article193 1924-02-02 14 It was quite an entertaining debate which the Municipal Commissioners of Singapore held the other day on the Question of restricting their purchases to British industry and not going to M the cheapest market for their requirements. There is probably more sympathy than il generally realised with193 words
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Article604 1924-02-02 14 (Coamnnicsted I The difficulty being experienced in finding a suitable Malay to represent that race on the Legislative Council has called public attention to the backward condition of the Malays in the modern world. It is, moreover, a poor advertisement for one hundred years of British604 words
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Advertisement38 1924-02-02 14 HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE, PENANG, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR, KLANC&TELU: ANSON. RUSTON HORNSBY CAR TREADLE ONE-MAN SHEETINC MACHINES WM \mS •«> %2/ MORRIS LIFTING TACKLE MOTOR LOBBIES CATALOGUES PRICES FKOM SOLE AGENTS Harrisons, Barker Co, Ltd. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, SINGAPORE.38 words
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Article1245 1924-02-02 15 Some Possible Developments. Hy Archibald Malaya may be behind the times, Kut not so far behind that it cannot a mighty effort just catch up if ii likes- There i« wireless telegraphy, for instance. One of the at amazing achievements of this century. Yet in this country most1,245 words
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Article826 1924-02-02 15 Being Smiles of the Week. Hy Quit The mails arrive somewhat irregularly. One is never quite certain when one will be able to handle that bulky bundle of letters from home." The P. 0. people keep us guessing. But at any rate we can always be sure of our826 words
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Article, Illustration914 1924-02-02 16 Mr. Ramsay Macdonald. A pen portrait of Mr. J. Ramsay Macdonald, by Mr. Hesketh Pearson, in John Bull," says the Liberal Party is as dead as mutton. Its followers must now either bury themselves in the Conservative Party or be born again in the ranks of Labour. For Labour has914 words
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Advertisement9 1924-02-02 16 IT IS A "KODAK" YOU WANT FOR GOOD PICTURES.9 words
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Article369 1924-02-02 17 Gift to Found Travelling Fellowships. Mr. Henry Laming, of St. Wilfrid's, Kast Qrinitrad, and formerly of lx-aden-liall-street, has given 160,000 to the Pro\,»>t and MlflWl oi Queen's College, Oxford, of which he was an undergraduate, ;iii(l now an Honorary Fellow, for the foundation of Travelling369 words
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Article219 1924-02-02 17 New Transfusion Method. A new treatment for serious and even apparently hopeless eases ol septicsemis is being successfully carried out at St. Mary*! Hospital, Taddington. It is the discovery of Sir Almwroth bright, the pathologist, who gave it the name of immuno-transfusion. In some desperate eases of septicaemia,219 words
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Article213 1924-02-02 17 Builder of Famous Tower. The death is announced to-day of M. Eiffel, the engineer who built the Eiffel Tower. Alexandre Gustavo Eiffel, who was born at Dijon 91 years ago, leaves a record of many engineering achievements, including big viaducts in France and in many parts of213 words
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Article213 1924-02-02 17 What is Possession"? Interesting Point in Chandu Case. Mr. W Pryile. the Kuala Lumpur police magistrate, raised a verv interesting point the other day in the course of hearing a chanda case in which a Chinese was charged with being in possession of 5,825 packets of chandu. The accused, Chong213 words
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Article161 1924-02-02 17 The Salvation Army have set up at Southborough, near Tanbridge Wells, what thev Urm a Darby and .Joan Home. By these Homes the organisation seeks to bring comfort to aged married couples who, from their scanty means, arcin danger of ending their years in privation or161 words
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Article368 1924-02-02 17 "Fiery Cross" Project by the Anglo-Catholics. A year of prayer for the conversion of England. This is the effort which Anglo-Catholics have decided to carry through in 1924. It will l>egin on the stroke of midnight on New Year's eve. and will continue uninterruptedly till368 words
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Article600 1924-02-02 17 Com posi Mi n of the Party. London, January 9.—" The Times says that the arrangements for the forthcoming attempt to reach the summit of Mount Everest have been completed. Bregadier-tieneral Bruce will again be in command, and wiil be accompanied by the following mcmlxTs of last year's600 words
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Advertisement222 1924-02-02 18 BEST BULK BEER BREWED. i Delivery from Stock. 3f y '^x^m a^atj^MHif-f-'^fciiJ^ 1 <j i nammmm&jwan&TammjS*^^* I «I *J €t Prices Per Hogshead On Application. I M jP t: u ___ftV m w m iHI ""■L Is^^^l ftnr 1 IM^ ft" •>M ~M L^-di Sole .\qents:- lIHM SINGAPORE. '^"Ov '/7a|3^KC«222 words
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Article1057 1924-02-02 19 By Lady Fielding. The spirit of mutual happiness and ontentment which surrounds a Bother pUyiag happily with her children is a sight of such vd y day occurrence, that it does not p much as enter one's thoughts to lake special comment. So rare is it few1,057 words
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Article493 1924-02-02 19 A contemporary asks, M Why ;s a motor-car called a she Presumably because a motor-car s'kios. Judge Cluer (to a solicitor at Shoreditch) You a r e putting evidence into our witness* mouth not with a spoon but with soup ladle." Beth Does your husband confide iiis business troubles493 words
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Advertisement192 1924-02-02 19 Tootal Famous Fabrics THI COTTON FABRJC THAT CLIAHSM TOBRALCO provides reliable wash wear for all the family. Easy to wash —no starch needed. Now double width— 3s ins. wide for women and children*! wear. Price $1.25 per yard Alt* 33 ins. for Men's Shirts «k Pyjamas $1.00 per yard. TARANTULLE192 words
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Article1194 1924-02-02 20 COPTIC MS. OF ST. JOHN. Earliest Version. (BY THE REV. R. KILGOUH, D.D,) j I.>ast winter when ni; tubers of the British School of Arducology in Egypt were exploring at Qau-el-Kebir, a headland of the eastern cliffs up the Nile, about thirty miles south of Assiut,1,194 words
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Article127 1924-02-02 20 3,000 Miles Journey. I To ship a dynamo and 1,000 miles of wire weighing 70 tons, destined for Canada, the White Star liner Canada had to leave her berth in the Liverpool docks and go into the basin Manufactured by the English Ehci tried Co.. of Preston, Lanes,127 words
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Article283 1924-02-02 20 On a flat plain, fourteen miles from Atlanta, Georgia, rises Stone Mountaiu, which slopes on three sides to the plain, but rises in a sheer perpendicular face on the fourth -ude. This mouutain will soon become the I scene of an interesting photographic i experiment. The283 words
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Article13 1924-02-02 20 Vienna possesses an orchestra all the members ol which are doctors of medicine.13 words
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Article120 1924-02-02 20 English Student Wins Prix De Rome. Mr A. K. Lawrence, student of the Royal College of Art. South Kensington, has been awarded the Tux de Home for painting, the high, st distinction an art student can obtain Mr. Lawrence waa a student at Armstrong College, New-castle-on-Tyne. before120 words
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Advertisement86 1924-02-02 20 Tan Kah Kee Co. RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURERS, SINGAPORE. We Manufacture Various Kinds of "BELL BRAND" RUBBKB SHOES BUBBKfi SOLES RUBBER HELMETS RUBBKB BALLS RUBBER TOYS RICKSHAW TYRES CARRIAGE TYRES Etc, Ere. Head Offices No. I, River Valley Road. Rubber Manufactory i 44-46, Sumbawa Road. Sale Departmental I 215, South Bridge86 words
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Advertisement97 1924-02-02 21 THE EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. I MARINE MOTOR-CAR Messrs. Sime Darby Co., Ltd., At Singapore Penang Malacca Ipoh Kuala Lumpur Seremban. A Motor That Improves With Use. fTHE WILLYS- KNIGHT j WITH SLEEVE-VALVE MOTOR Piles up the miles with a freedom from upkeep expenae because that is THE PRIDE97 words
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Advertisement223 1924-02-02 21 Tennis Rackets TWO PERFECT MODELS j I i BY SLAZENGERS LTD. "G. L. PATTERSON M M J- <>• ANDERSON M (AUTOGRAPH) J^is^SHOT^n (AUTOGRAPH fiCtCCD P'!j_C'. 1 -'_C\ 1 Weights- tL IH niffl^^-a Weights I SJ to 1 4* ozs J^f fflra S 24 to 1 4i ozs. A beautifully designed223 words
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Advertisement102 1924-02-02 22 6 BATTERY ROAD Telephone 88. Telegrams SWEETS." WEDDING CAKES OUR SPECIALITY CATERING j CAKES, ICES, SWEETS Etc. FRESH EVERY DAY, We bave I The Tea Kiosk in tbe Botanical Garden* CHARMING SPOT OVERLOOKING THE LAKE. G. H. SWEET SHOP. FOR |M fit, style f WING LOONG, 1 i 21 22,102 words
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Article, Illustration419 1924-02-02 23 H. E. General Sir Neill Malcolm, K.C.B., D.S.O. Forthcoming Departure I H. E. General Sir Neill and Lady Malcolm Staff. His Excellency General Sir leill Malcolm, K.C.8., D.S 0 Officer »mmanding the Troops in Malaya fill be leaving Singapore in a few I; vs on retirement. Neill's is a brillant419 words
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Article, Illustration277 1924-02-02 24 A Church of three itoriee, a^ re preseuted in our il nitration, ii now in eburac of erection at the corner of Telok Ayer and Cecil Street* Ui* .in entirely new plan in (lunch arehit-cture as I'ar as this part of the world is concerned an.l277 words
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Article, Illustration312 1924-02-02 24 The ceremony <>f laying the foundation stone of the new Chin se Institutional Church at Telok Ayer Street was oerformed on January 9th br IttshopG. H Bickley. Representstives nf many brandies of the Methodist Bpiaeopel Church in Malaya who were in it tendance at the annual conference312 words
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Article199 1924-02-02 25 Here is something to be cultivated ihe New Year; something which must grow cheerfulness, magnanimity, Parity— -fruita of the Spirit indeed. lmt fruits which need tending and cult lest ihe weeds choke them. Cheerfulness blessed spirit of shine; if only mora of us would reflect lta199 words
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175 1924-02-02 25 The charm of Christ is tbe glory of od As the stars feel the tug of tbe tn, 80 ali men feel the gravitation of od Our souls stretch out tendrils it the infinite imperfect, we crave r perfection divided and fragisenry. we hunger175 words
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Article121 1924-02-02 25 here are various conditions rsquisto a trustworthy flow of happiness, eli cannot be reduced to fewer than following four I A man must live in harmony, with his own economy, of which the result is intrinsic peace, or a harmonious activity of all the faculties. He must121 words
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Article322 1924-02-02 25 lhe local home does nut leave out i God. By what right do we leave out God who ordained the family f When artists are learning to paint pictures, they sometimes go to art galleries, where the masterpieces of great artists hang, and copy them. By having an322 words
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Article230 1924-02-02 25 It ought to be possible to live our daya in such fashion that we shall find much p easure and satisfaction iu looking back over the journey we have come. Too great self-satisfaction is not <rood, yet if we have tilled the days as they230 words
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Article189 1924-02-02 25 J.R. Mott - J. R. Mott Devotional Bible study is the test of true diecipleehip. Wo may call ourselves His disciples, but that does not prove that we are. Our namet may be on the roll of His professed disciples, but that is not sufficient proof. The real test is the189 words
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Article243 1924-02-02 25 My own feeling is that I word of warning is gravely needed at this time, a word of warning to the whole country and to public bodies in particular, that if Sunday were to be given up chiefly to pleasure-seeking and if facilities for such pleasure-seeking were to243 words
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Article203 1924-02-02 25 From physicists, psychologists, chemists and biologists we hear in plain language that nightly rest affords only partial recovery from daily labour, and that the supplementary rest of one day in seven is necessary iu order to maintain the physical power at the level |of the highest203 words
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Article356 1924-02-02 25 o: A scar nobly got is a good liven of honour. Do your duty and a little more. A repining life is a lingering death. Never let anyone have you discouraged. A principal part of charities is happie to be. Man flies from time, and time Hies from man. Not356 words
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Advertisement491 1924-02-02 26 The Malayan Saturday Post -SHOPPING GUIDE." M. EZEKIEL SONS. OPTICIANS Raffles Chambers. Raffles Place. Singapore, THE RIGHT PLACE for Stamps and Philatelic Accessories. THE GEM PHOTOGRAPHIC Co., 63, North Bridge Road, Singapore. THE LION SOAP Co., 43, SHORT STREET, SINGAPORE. MANUFACTURERS OF HOUSEHOLD and LAUNDRY SOAPS. PRICES MODERATE. VIENNA CAFE,491 words
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Advertisement425 1924-02-02 27 Stage Favourites' Election. Who is the most Popular Cinema Actress A COMPETITION FOR ALL. j $100.00 for 'Film Stars." Ihe Malayan Saturday Post offers $100.00 in cash prizes to bc divided as follows Ist Prize $50.00 2nd Prize $30.00 3rd Prize $20.00 to readers" of this journal who succeed in425 words
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Advertisement214 1924-02-02 28 ~~~^^^^K ___^^H I __^f^^B _____________r_________r -________________!_r 'fV B^U Ih^ls^ mV^rT'vSw The nnmP with an unrivalled Singapore reputation j|n^|gßW W^f t 4-aJM trending over a period of 45 years for supplying :!rrrj||^^* everythin's""of the best at lowest possible prices. «F 3HK .4r/mte for Stanley's Drawing Instruments Mai. rials Ij^SKSSKHHSv Heath's Nautical214 words
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