Malayan Saturday Post, 9 February 1924
1924-02-09
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Advertisement370 1924-02-09 2 _r t NHL* —r ____r_~~ =^T^ C=S^ ______D "^A moornor-Wd tn th* Btn-at- SMtUmenta) V*. < AGENTS FOR:Ijl UNITED STATES RUBBER EXfORT Co. Ltd. SINGAPORE NEW YORK. PFNANG Manufacturers, of: #i -^fiFr 1 Royal Cord Ty rev X Keds Fo ©tv*|r Ac* >.___• W Wr mt ___8 _T\ __P *l__B-*370 words
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Advertisement89 1924-02-09 3 Tan Kah Kee Co. RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURERS, SINGAPORE. We Manufacture Various Kinds of "BELL BRAND" BUBBEB BHOEB BUBBEB solks RUBBEB H KLM LIS RUBBER HALLS BUBBEB TOYB RICKSHAW TTRES CARRIAGE TYBEB Etc., Btc. *m m*aamamm**am Head Office: No. I, River Valley Road. m^ m^ m m mm Rubber Manufactory: 44-46,89 words
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Advertisement168 1924-02-09 3 Hbe flfmla^an Saturdav poet. 'The only Illustrated Weekly in Malaya.) FEBRUARY 9, 1924. «_______-____________________________t___. Contents. Illustrations on Paget •">, *">, 19, and Paoi 7. Not ion Golf. World's Boxing Champions. I dippings, 9 Bobber Xews. Catholic Exchange and Information Bnreao. Women'i progress in India. 11. Woman The Eternal Joke Jacki<168 words
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Advertisement53 1924-02-09 3 Owing to the Chinese New Year holidays we have not been able to -ct all the our blocks ready for this issue. The Next Issue WILL BE A Special Squadron Number. Rates nf Subscription. 1 month I.' G months I 6.00 :<.r.o i jmr 11.00 i Inclusive of Postage. ,1153 words
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Advertisement273 1924-02-09 3 INDEX TO PRINCIPAL ADVERTISERS. Fr nt Page. Messn D. I*. !>.• Silva- Jeweller. Philip Thayer <v ('<», Peppermint I Iheu ing s u < t 'i'he Standard Oil Co., Socony Motor Oil. Page McAlister k Co., Ltd.,— Moi r Car Tyres Tubes, Huttenbach, Lasarui M Sons, Ltd., Sunlight Soap Huttenbach,273 words
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Advertisement103 1924-02-09 4 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. i in nn 1 iii r~ ~^^jf _j^ 'it^ded %«;th the uiTvos^J^^^m*****^^ mma»***aa*aaaa* »i* u»»«»oot mkccmoo l 95 cents per tin103 words
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Article, Illustration14 1924-02-09 5 H. M. S. Hood. H. M. S. Repulse14 words
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Article, Illustration28 1924-02-09 6 Miss Dorothy Jew! B The Dutchess of Atholl Miss. Magaret Baadfield Mrs. Hilton Pkilipaoa Mrs. Wintringham Miss Susan Lcwrcr.cc Lady Aatcr Lady Terrington28 words
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Article, Illustration41 1924-02-09 6 Mr. J. R. Clynes, Lor J Privy Sea! Deputy Leader ol Comra 133 Hp. Ramsay Maetonaid,' Premier 6' Secretary of State for Foreign Affair*. Mr. S. Webb, President of lhe Board or Trade Mr. Philip Snowden, Chancellor of Exchequer.41 words
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Advertisement12 1924-02-09 6 IT IS A "KODAK" YOU WANT FOR GOOD PICTURES. *a W tt >..12 words
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Article760 1924-02-09 7 WATCH THE CLUB-HEAD IN PUTTING. lhe American Golf Illustrated eoni tina tw i assays of more than ordinary iteresl The author of one uf them -ps [In* thesis that Snraxeti is the i. it ever'* at match play among m world*! golfers, and basts hi> argu 1(1760 words
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Article400 1924-02-09 7 Seven titles awarded to pugilists from America. > ven world-championships were awarded to United States boxen by the International Boxing Union at Paris. Battling Siki was deprived of hie title of light heavyweight champion of the world the category being left vacant. America made a clean400 words
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Article548 1924-02-09 7 The "dark wizard of the air." Senatore Guglielmo Marconi, has taken one more stride towards his goal the binding together of the civilised world, say- the Suikl.'h Bxprmtt. So breathless lias been the progress of wireless communication thai one can only think of it in terms of old548 words
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Article566 1924-02-09 7 Dr Bruest Uriffia mys that motl bachelor- are thiii. and thai tbey become fat when they have i wife to look nfttr them. Yet most men complain that marriage gives them a pretty thin time. •■You look rather weary, old num.' "Yea, I've had a trying time ihis week.*566 words
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Advertisement324 1924-02-09 8 «pl^i^> Delivery from Stock. 1 V'^B^^ %^*mgmW vLZi m aaa mm* ,^L~_^H am/*.' *T +Z *V Mwmm *m*zM9 vWq MMM mF XXXXXXXXYWmmmmm^ i <** I■ J 1 Prices Per Hogshead On Application. fSMffl. f W *J a>A 4wl i m HyHßr JSm W M**a** s. jijL .1 -y* PHIF W**\\mW324 words
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794 1924-02-09 9 lii connection with rubber, it is interesting t<> note thai American rubber uublications are now prophesying i ri-" n the price of robber this war. but they ;ll iiiiit tluit the rise in price last year vas 1 1- to restriction of exporti from ttie producing794 words
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Article273 1924-02-09 9 What is a-serted to be the lirst rubber' pavement in the United States lias been laid on a railmad-cro-|ing in [Racine, Wisconsin. The Wright Rubber Product? Co.. manufacturers of rubber tloor-tile at Racine, have developed a rubber pavingbrick which is being given a trial by the Chicago.273 words
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Article80 1924-02-09 9 A certain man had just bought a car, and although by no means an expert driver, he took his wife out on a few preliminary expeditions, daring which the good la.ly did not hesitate to criticise ber husband s efforts at driving. Hello, old man." said his next-door80 words
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289 1924-02-09 9 Catholics residing in Malaya have all along felt the need of an organisation which would promote the spirit of comradeship among them. It is, therefore rory gratifying to note that an organisation of thin n -tare has now seen the light of day. The ''Catholic289 words
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Article195 1924-02-09 9 As soon as the result of the Parliamentary elections in this country was known in Moscow, Rakovsky communicated to Mr. Ramsay MacDonald a telegram from Chicherin congratulating the British Labour Party on its victory, and containing, according to the semi-official Soviet daily, Nakanune, assurances that the195 words
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Article353 1924-02-09 9 Passing of Suttee An Indian woman barrister has been figuring in the Cumberland Assizes recently. She is Miss Cornelia Sorabjee, of Lincoln's Inn, who has long been known as legal adviser to an Indian court. In pre-war days, says the Manchester Guardian, she lerved three years353 words
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Article188 1924-02-09 9 II Excuse ine," said the detective as he preseir.eu himself at the door of tbe music academy, but I hope you'll give ■M what information you have, ami not make any fuss. r '•What do you mean:'" was tlie indignant inquiry. Why. that little affair, you know 11 1 don't188 words
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Advertisement125 1924-02-09 10 (IP 6 BATTERY ROAD Telephone 88. Telegrams "SWEETS." WEDDING CAKES OUK SPECIALITY CATERING CAKES, ICES, SWEETS Etc. FRESH EVERY DAY We bave The Tea Kiosk in tbe Botanical Garden* CHARMING SPOT OVERLOOKING THE LAKEG. H. SWEET SHOP. JH FIT, STYLE ■L FINISH tWING LOONG, 21 22, High Street, SINGAPORE. rki125 words
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Article797 1924-02-09 11 BY EVELYN SHARP. It was only a few days ago that loud laughter was reported to have Keen roused in a law court by a .it ness who quoted Lord Kelvin as gving said that there are "three inoluble mysteries acoustics, old masera, and women." 1797 words
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Article895 1924-02-09 11 Jackie Coogan I was saying to somebody the other day that boys and girls have few heroes or heroines in this present year of grace. It was very different thirty years ago. The youth of that day had many models. Most boys wanted to be Mr. Grace895 words
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Advertisement202 1924-02-09 11 Tootal Famous Fabrics Selvedge WyFSv VY& THE COTTON HAjIKJC THAT CLEANSES lASU.7 TOBRALCO provides reliable wash wear for all the family. Kasy to wash —DO starch needed. Now double width 38 ins. widi for women and children's wear. Price $1.25 per yard Also 3B ins. for Men's shirts a. Pyjamas202 words
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1248 1924-02-09 12 The Malayan Saturday Post. February 9, 1924. OUH NAVAL GUESTS. The Bmpfa Cruise Squadron IS with us. and some thousands of very welcome guests are revelling in our hospitality, which is very eagerly afforded by citizens of all the races th:it are foregathered in our cosmopolitan community. hi re are1,248 words
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Article940 1924-02-09 12 I' niuuunicated 11 Education and "Back to Land" are the two remedies for mental and monetary poverty of the Malay. Money an.l untiring ei required. Both men and w< must occupy prominent places ill both schemes. Malay women si whole are perhaps more backward, from the940 words
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Advertisement57 1924-02-09 12 HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE, PENANG, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR, KLANC TELU< ANSON. *lPj Vr 2^s^>^» B*i;sT3sv 2^ZW AmmmmmmmmmmmmWarlrL mZmWrnW j ***\*mm*****^ Llm _j "O^^T^ RUSTON HORNSBY CAR M \\\r mmWmm* JaAZm^r TREADLE ONE-MAN SHEETING MACHINES if ll! |4| 8 MORRIS LIFTING TACKLE *amWkl MOTOR LORRIES CATALOGUES PRICES FkOM SOLE AGENTS57 words
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Article1060 1924-02-09 13 Being Smiles ot the Week. 0y Qmig." vVe ought to be hearing the apposing old chorus these days. Vou know it runs: 1.1! the nice prirls love sailor. All thc iv Ci gHI love a '1 !••<> thtre'i wethiug aboat tailor— you know what HU an irt! Bright ind1,060 words
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Article982 1924-02-09 13 VISIT OF FLEET. The Arrangements. The following is a provisional programme for the visit of the Special Service Squadron, including a list of i games which it is hoped may be arranged for the officers and men. The programme is provisional, because it is subject to982 words
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Article1208 1924-02-09 14 ARGUS - A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY. BY More interest than perhaps It deserved was taken in the meeting of Silvino Jamito and Edwin de SouiS at the Happy Valley a tew evenings ago. It was, in the event, no match at all, and no-one who knows anything about1,208 words
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Article89 1924-02-09 14 Experiments with Miners. Remarkable statements in re/ani to the efficacy of salt as a prevents!* of fatigue, and how the human bod* can accommodate itself, without discomfort, to a temperature of 2W degress (which will cook a -s 1 B» were made at the meeting89 words
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Advertisement165 1924-02-09 15 **7*\\amma*mmmm\\ *MMM 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. mmaaaa*aaaaama****w «"»iM«av»n rMn^HumHM^BManHaiannMHHi^HBMMMHP b Goodyear Tvres and Tubes.165 words
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Advertisement81 1924-02-09 15 «^MBBaaMaaMMiuH«niuß.M.w^'jaMwa>«BvaM«aiMaM*.> mm ri *^^m^^mmm^mm^^^mmmm. The Economical Car Chassis, $970. Ta\^tmmmmm<aWli^^ Touring Model, Complete with Standard Equipment $1,205. SELF-STARTER AND LIGHTING SiT $40 ::XTRA LIGHT DELIVERY mi" Upholstered as on ¥7/1 XT <£ J IZ£ Merchants NewsTouring Model. V r\IN **P -Z *,JLO**J paper Dealers Etc. mmm^^-~-~ Sr^^~ Ford I=Ton Truck81 words
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Article787 1924-02-09 16 Ex-Emperor of China's Life. It is hours alter midnight on tho Summer Palace Seed, whieh lends from tho Forbidden City out ol Peking psst the Drum Tower. It is frosty December and the moon is sinking in cold iplendour behind the templet Hut Fishing's streets are787 words
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Article191 1924-02-09 16 The sshes of i prominent Socialists, Mr. Osugi, of Tokio. were stolen from the mem where tbey were lying in state just prior to the funeral. In spite of the pres,. me of numerous police and hundreds of sympathisers around the bouse, the thief succeeded in191 words
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Article229 1924-02-09 16 Responding to the toast of His Majesty's .fudges at dinner of thoWorsliipful Company of Founders of London, Mr. Justice Eve said it had been said by some that our rules of legal procedure and laws of evidence memed to have been devised with the intent rather229 words
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Article520 1924-02-09 16 BAD EFI-Ki T ON THE NATIVES. There has recently arisen S good deal of dissatisfaction among British residents in our possesions in the East on account of tlie unsuitable nature of many of the films that are being shown in cinemas frequented by the native population.520 words
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Article27 1924-02-09 16 Motto for the motor-salesman All is ind RoyCe that rolls The while uniform now worn by tho Chester polico*£onstsble on point duty makes him conspicuous in traffic.27 words
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Article551 1924-02-09 16 Was there ever a time in the history of man when he was so determined on being entertained What was a luxury to our forefathers has become to us a necessity. In all our budgets, we give a place, perhaps the most important place, to amusement. WeMorning Post - 551 words
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Advertisement232 1924-02-09 17 FREE BOOKLET How to Paint a Car with "ROBBIALAC" To paint a car it pays to paint it well, for the destructive forces to whieh the coachwork is subjected will not permit <d' inferior enamels being used. Robbialac is specially prepared for renovating ears, snd bseauss of its es*y working232 words
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Advertisement63 1924-02-09 17 RONEO LW= iiKCoaroaATan in kwglawdi Jire actual Manufacturers of Loose*Leaf Ledgers Steel Lctter-Filinq Units Card*lndex Systems Duplicators Copiers. I Sole Jlgents for The Royal Standard Typewriter Sub-Jlgcnts: CORONA PORTABLE. 11, Collyer Quay, Singapore. D'ye Ken John THE ORIGINAL Haig? The Clubman's Whisky since 1627. Singapore Agents The Anglo-Siam Corporation Ltd.63 words
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Article828 1924-02-09 18 There is only one evil in the world—defleetion from divinely appointed law." -Anon. Jt has heen reserved for naodern science to demonstrate how the world is hsrneaead in fixed lews, laws per■aeating not only the physical but also the moral realm, obedience to which means828 words
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Article299 1924-02-09 18 Muu uains hif soul through the slow teeant of Ivs fathers, nerve by nerve, faculty by faculty. Man e»n lose liia soul by lestroyinfl the faculties that G<>'1 an his f-theis l> -towed. It is possible t tamper with the optic n< rv until the sun is299 words
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Article188 1924-02-09 18 Tin- Christian WOO knows what the body is will ever, is watching overall bodily temptations, not merely abstain irom evil but i r- to approaching evil. H. wiil nevef be content unless a very real and visible margin separates him from what he knows is so corrupting. will188 words
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Article330 1924-02-09 18 The history of the Christian Church ia record of effort am! aspiration- -by no means continuous, 1 admit, and aometimea perverted for the r od of -ociety. Take anv objed of public benefit, now recognised a> necessary, and follow it bsck you will find that330 words
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Article424 1924-02-09 18 I have a birthright straight iVoui heaven, A birthright in which all men share By my own Maker's hand twas given Tis aa notified by praiaeand prayer; I shall not give that right away: No man shall have my Sabbath day There is scaicely probh-m confront lag424 words
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Article, Illustration83 1924-02-09 19 The 20-h.p. Rolls-Royce Car carried on H.M.S. Hood for the Admiral's use. In trim for the cruise. Being hoisted cn board. The Rev. S Baring-Gould. Author, poet, and antiquary, who his .tied at the age of 89. He wrote t hymns 'Now the day is over" Through the night of83 words
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Article, Illustration30 1924-02-09 20 The Photographs Show the Boy Scouts Rally held at Government;House, Singapore last year. H.E. the Governor inspected the Scouts who gave an interesting Display of their work.30 words
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Advertisement207 1924-02-09 21 LAGER BEER. Jisk for tdis Popular ffirand 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 Road. Kim Ann, 55, Orchard Road. Lim207 words
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Advertisement516 1924-02-09 22 The Malayan Saturday Post 'SHOPPING GUIDE:' For The Coming Season, THE EMPIRE STUDIO LTD. T HE RIGHT PLACE 4Jfc Q TOT mc uw b for Stamps and Philatelic Acressones. iW^**W n (i -*\*s? 1924- THE FASHIONABLE STUDIO THfi (;EM PHOTOGRAPHIC Co.. j fA X OF THK EAST A Y \v«,516 words
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Advertisement580 1924-02-09 23 j Stage Favourites' Election. 1 j Who Is the most Popular Cinema Actress JM •t SIB A COMPETITION FOR ALL. J* J t m I SlOO.OO for "Film Stars.". J 4 I ihe Malayan Saturday Post offers $***** in cash prizes ttfbe J g divided as follows 5 Ist Prize580 words
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