Malayan Saturday Post, 13 September 1924
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Title Section26 1924-09-13 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED The only lllustiated Weekly Paper m Malaya Published every Saturday. Vol. I. No. 35. SINGAPORE, SEPTEMBER 13, 1924. Price 20 Cents.26 words
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Advertisement184 1924-09-13 1 Lnder the Most Distinguished Patronage of lI.R H. the Duke of Connaught T.S. R.H. Prince Princess of Teck I H B M Sum tfKr&Mt&^r^ By Anointment To H Wrl V RISK? i^i <^i v jj I QUALITY BEST? Inspect Our Show Rooms for DESIGNS LATEST! I SMART JEWELLERY, PRECIOLS STONES184 words
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Advertisement83 1924-09-13 2 It looks good enough to eat, but we don't advise it! BURFORD'S SIGNAL SOAP IN PACKETS CONTAINING 3 TWIN-BAR TABLETS Burfords Signal is ALL Soap and will not injure the most delicate fabric. No Soaking or Rubbing Required. Lathers Freely without Waste, Each Bar Full Weight. Quality and Purity Unequalled.83 words
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Advertisement151 1924-09-13 3 PICTURE ANNUALS FOR 1925. pirtl Shipment of our Annuals °1925 has just arrived. Others are coming su n H(]V or Bock yours now. Write for Ululated List. Best Selection of Annuals (or 1925. G. 11. KUT Co. Ltd. Change Alley Hlgli Street THE RIGHT PLACE for Sumps and Philatelic Accessories.151 words
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Advertisement262 1924-09-13 3 Gbe flfcala^an Saturbav poet. (The only Illustrated Weekly m Malaya.) SEPTEMBER 13, 1924. Price 20 cents Next Week H. H. The Sultan of Trengganu Scottish Volunteers' Dinner etc., etc. j DENNISON'S CREPE PAPER OVER 20 fflHu MAY BE Exquisite k& a sewn, vfSt Draped, SHADES wSSi\*\ Plaited, m Stock \WM\\262 words
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Advertisement78 1924-09-13 3 The Premier House For High-Class COLOUR LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING Fully equipped for finest work such a8 Bank Cheques share Certificates Labels Posters m Colours Wall Calendars, Lbttbbheads High -class Commercial foftus CETO., EtC. We also maintain an Up-to-date PHOTO -ENGRAVING PLAMT ITGK HALF -TONE AND LINE BLOCKS We are Blook Makers78 words
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Advertisement106 1924-09-13 4 I The Perfect Cigarette m the Perfect Packing. cigarettes m the world. Unequalled resources m [^^IZl^^>^; 'i skill, experience and methods of manufacture have |^^lf>g^3^o <$ Is^^^^P made t4 GOLDEN SPECIALS M beyond doubt or fe^^^^P ls P ntQ easily the finest cigarettes procurable. S^T^ll&^^i I V^S^^^s cents for 25.106 words
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Advertisement109 1924-09-13 4 GINETTE SHOES ALWAYS PAns The Newest m Suede m aud Leather: also LATEST Brocaded for U Beaded Evening Wear. C" C Evening Gowns, Price $7.50 upwards. UJ S3O/- upwards. Aim a fine Under Wear, S Selection of 3 piece set or singles: Vj Hress Trimmings from $3.25 per set. ow109 words
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Article, Illustration289 1924-09-13 5 AROUND THE WORLD FLYER I.C.S. STUDENT Lieut. Leigh Wade, One of the Daring Successful LL S. Army Aviators, is A Firm Believer m Spare-Time Study. Wherever you go, on land, on the sea, m the air or under the sea, you will find students of the International Correspondence Schools taking289 words
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Article, Illustration107 1924-09-13 5 Its not so long ago that Lieut. Wade, as pilot of a U. S. Army Phut at McCook Field, Ohio, *ith Capt. A. W. Stevens, 1 hief of the Photograph Sec'on, and Roy Langham, obsenrcr, broke the World's vltitude Record for Three Passengers. 'he Trio107 words
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Article, Illustration49 1924-09-13 6 Sir George Maxwell at Sultan Idris Training College Sports Tanjong Malim. Photo by Blocks by Fine Art l.itho Co Left to Right; A.D.C. to Raja Mm la. Raja di Hilir. Sir George Maxwell. Raja Muda of Perak, Major Uoe, Mr. Henderson. N. Hameed Malay Company, S.V.C. at Siglap Camp.N. Hameed - 49 words
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Advertisement185 1924-09-13 7 m CARLSBERG BEER S THE BEST. Jf\ Obtainable from ali dealers liSM an( ty the case from H The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Kg?! SINGAPORE Sole Importers. "THE MASON PEARSON" HAIR BRUSH Cleansing-Stimulating Lasting Ladies' Model $5-50 Military $5-50 Pure Bristle Set m a Pneumatic Pad AT MAYNARD Co., Ltd.,185 words
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Advertisement188 1924-09-13 7 ill 111 |j| Reasons Why You Should Buy jjj READ'S I "DOC'S HEAD" LIGHT LAGER BEER ill BECAUSE jij !j! 111 ji| It is made with the best Hops and jjj i| Malt and is not Chemically treated, jjj I* ill jjj It is the most Nutritious and Palatable jjj188 words
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Advertisement43 1924-09-13 7 The only Iron Preparation produced by way of electricity. EflficatioiiH m cases of serious feebleness and exhaustion. Sovereign tonic for delicate people and children. Sold by High-Class Dispensaries or direct from the Sole Agents: THE HYGIENIC STORE SINGAPORE 32 RAFFLES PLACE {FIRBT FLOOR)43 words
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Article1509 1924-09-13 8 —H. Milton - H. Milton. (IV) SOMK FEATURES OF CINGALESE LIFK. A Hurried (ilimpwe of Colombo. To the general reader the first impressions of a novice are very oiien more valuable than those detailed descriptions written by an expert. A iriend of mine who has spent more than 20 years of1,509 words
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Advertisement298 1924-09-13 8 K. P. M. Koninkiyke Paketvaart Maatschappij ■OVAL PACKET NAVIGATION COMPANY Of BATAVIA (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND) Under Contract with the Netherlands India Government. 2*3 CDLIYEK QUAY. SINGAPORE. Tti con nut uiiUQCDC. Passage Dept. Freight Dept. Manager's Desk. TELEPHONE NUMBERS: 131 1202 1002 Express Passenger Service Between SINGAPORE-JAVA SINGAPORE-SUMATRA 'PLANCIUS" m. "MKLCMIOH298 words
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Article, Illustration41 1924-09-13 9 i'hotos hy Blocks by Nakajima Fine Art Litho Co. Co The centre picture shows the Rev. Brother James, 0.8. E. who distributed the prizes, The results of the sports will be fotißd im Knottier pftge.Nakajima & co.; Fine Art Litho Co.; Chung Haw Book Co. - 41 words
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Article1677 1924-09-13 10 REV. T. J. GASSON; SJ - BY REV. T. J. GASSON. SJ. If the question were asked, What, apart from all spiritual consideration, is the greatest blessing to the human race, who is its greatest benefactor? there might be some hesitancy m giving a direct answer. Yet a little reflection will convince everyTimes - 1,677 words
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Article830 1924-09-13 10 A Transformation Scene. Since Henry Parkes, with the bulldog pertinacity of his race, forced its gates, Canton has been revealed to the traveller as one of the marvellous places of the earth. Until modern times foreigners saw little of the interior of the city. For centuries it remainedTimes - 830 words
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Advertisement41 1924-09-13 10 DRY CLEANING AND DYEING All sorts of Gent's and Ltdiei Silk or Woollen Dresses CLEANED, DYED AND RENOVATED. Charges moderate and all oflW promptly executed. Workmanship Guaranteed. KANZAKI I CO.. No. 1-A, ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE. The oaly real Drycleancr In Town.41 words
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Article93 1924-09-13 11 I A few random quotations to prove pat age can not wither nor custom Me Mr. Shakespeare's infinite varieThe Bootlegger I can call spirits K>m the vasty deep.— "King Henry V." Henry Ford— -So shaken as we are. "■"King Henry IV." The Dentist— Courage, man; the93 words
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Article885 1924-09-13 11 Being Smiles of the Week. By "Quiz Nothing like a quiet life, alter all. And the gods are good to me this week. "Cadet" has retired from the lists and not a foe is m sight. "Pro Bono Publico" and "Father of Five* have not yet discovered me. I885 words
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Article88 1924-09-13 11 If some bright genius only would Invent a brand-new story For married men who stay out late, He'd pave his way to glory, Wife Are all men as stupid as you are?" Husband: "No, my dear; look at all the bachelor's there are." Many a damsel is88 words
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Advertisement108 1924-09-13 11 PUGS Cured or costs you nothing Internal or External Piles completely cured within 6 to 12 days, without pain. Don't put up with the ceaseless torment of PlLES— the unbearable pain, the intense irritation it causes. It can be cured speedily, pleasantly and effectively by our scientific method of treatment108 words
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1389 1924-09-13 12 The Malayan Saturday Post September 13, 1924. MUSIC. We have already expressed our pleasure at the idea that very soon Music will be more of a reality m Singapore than hitherto and we welcome a recent article m a contemporary dealing with the question of a Municipal Orchestra and the1,389 words
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Article294 1924-09-13 12 Ctaitctutg views. There is an entertaining as well as a serious element m the newspaper controversy now being waged about rubber, m which Mr. Peck and Mr. Water house are the principal belligerents. Our money is on Mr. Peck all the time. There is not a man294 words
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Article301 1924-09-13 12 Under the heading of "Municipal Action," we are kept regularly supplied through the newspapers with information of the activities of the Singapore Commissioners. It is an excellent thing to keep the public so informed, and the idea is worthy of considerable development, for a preliminary to further301 words
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Article295 1924-09-13 12 Another item is: "Approved estimates of expenditure for Vote 5, Prevention of Cruelty to mals Department, amounting $20,069." That seems a lot of mo for the results achieved. U c if there is any city m the world wn there is daily more general ana hprked cruelty295 words
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Advertisement38 1924-09-13 12 ADELPHI HOTEL SINGAPORE. ■ere you will find Everything to tempt the Most Discri minating Taste amid sur ronndings that appeal to Everyone. The Hotel Orchestra plays every Evening and for Tiffin on Saturdays. HARRY H. WILLIES Managing Director.38 words
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Article259 1924-09-13 13 Relief for India and China. Malaya has a good reputation for philanthropy. It is a country which can always be relied upon for handsome contributions to any deserving charitable fund. The "Our Day" efforts m war-time, the Japanese Earthquake Fund, and other instances may be cited, of259 words
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Article1209 1924-09-13 13 FLNEKAL CLttEMOMES. Chinese, and uieiiiuirs oi an BOfIMMMttM oin^apo.c t'njrttl ulliciiui> aud Ouieiwise t^ j>;.y ia&. uioute u^ IOtpKS Lo L«»t; rWMUBa tti tne iiiie Air. Lee uiiuon bUOUf a*, with an Urn NrMMml oi a baiMMi t-Jiiai, ti.ey WtN ut-iiic Un'ougn ihe continuing MB iioin1,209 words
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Article387 1924-09-13 13 THE KHBM AT BIDAiMKI dMSTBRY. TIN funeral of Mrs. J. E. Tyler, took piucc at Uidadari cemetery on Friday of lasi week m the piesenee of an assemblage the eLc oi which testified to the wide sympathy felt with the bevcaved family. ArchJeacon Swindell conducted the387 words
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311 1924-09-13 13 The annual sports of St. Joseph's Old Boys Association, Singapore came off last Saturday on the school grounds. A large and representative gathering was present and the competitors put up some good performances. The Championship Challenge Cup presented by Mr. See Tiong Wah was311 words
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Advertisement379 1924-09-13 13 "DON'T WAIT UNTIL ITS TOO LATE" When I was your age, Tom, I was just where you are today. I had what was then considered a good job in Black and Turner's Accounting Department. My friends predicted great things for me. "Then your mother and I were married and pretty379 words
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Article1924 1924-09-13 14 tournament —one of the most attractive m the country at Kampong Kuantan. Kleinman is expected, and should add another singles tropby to his imposing collection. In the doubi les, much will depend on whom he has as a partner. Oliver and Scovell, as Selangor's crack pair,1,924 words
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Article1751 1924-09-13 15 Wanderings of a HolidayMaker. Random Sketches and Travel Notes. I 3, j our Special GuJmMmtJ IX Force of circumstances might have compelled the Siamese to adopt discretion m their dealings with the powerful neighbours on their frontiers, but no circumstance has yet arisen to diminish1,751 words
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Article39 1924-09-13 15 He came clown to breakfast quite early on his first morning at the new boarding-house. The proprietress was all smiles. "Will you take tea, coffee or cocoa?" she asked. But he knew boarding-houses. "Whichever you call it," said he.39 words
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Advertisement79 1924-09-13 15 Assets over 55,9€0,000 S.C. Assurance m force over $17,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 5-\ Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies79 words
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Article, Illustration50 1924-09-13 16 The second Annual sports of the Sultan [dria Training College, Tanjong Mulim, was held last month. A picture <m another paije shows Hon. Sir George Maxwell and others who were present. After the sports ;i delightful Malay play was staged by the students.50 words
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Article951 1924-09-13 17 St age and Screen. m By Footlight. DMITRI BUCHOWETZKI'S nonainN OF THE CIMENA. Ur P .im BuchoweUki has just comWlt D toUd two Pola Negri starring DictUrtf for Paramount, v Men and Lil>' of the Dust." Both of these productions are polished spectlelil of European life yet contain that spark951 words
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Article47 1924-09-13 17 Geortfie was late again and the headmaster protested. "Next time this occurs," said he "I should like you to bring an explanation from your father." Please, I'd much rather not," said Georgie. "Why not?" "Father's no good at them Mother always find him oat."47 words
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Article202 1924-09-13 17 The Commissioner of Police m his report for last year tells us that the Metropolitan Force is 1,110 below establishment. "At present the beats are greatly depleted," says the report. "In most cases the men are patrolling, two, and frequently three or four beats, instead of202 words
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Article80 1924-09-13 17 After retiring from his job as a waiter, he bought a small house m the country m which to settle down. Soon after he went to live there he was appointed sidesman m the village church. However, on the first day of his duties old associations proved80 words
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Article108 1924-09-13 17 The other day the words lady female," and women were used m a London police court with the special meanings they possess m backstreet controversies. A retired stipendiary once gave the following description of a certain liveliness down our court" which gave the finer shade of significance excellently well. It108 words
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Advertisement106 1924-09-13 17 WANTED— A GOOD TIME YES THE HAPPY VALLEY (TANJONG PAGAR. Tel. No. 1976) THE PLACE FOR The Best and the Cleanest Amusements. The Charge for entrance is Only Ten Cents. It Suits all pockets and is within the reach of All. WHY WORRY? RIDE, FLY, RUN OR WALK TO THE106 words
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Advertisement129 1924-09-13 18 r—POSSESSES NATURAL l^^^^a TASTE FLAVOUR of ORANGES DRINK GAMBRINUS BEER THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. FREE SAMPLES ON APPUCATION. SOLE IMPORTERS W. H. OOP'S TRADING GO., Telephone No. 2627. 54 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. EVEREADY i FLASH-LIGHTS tfiS' AND BATTERIES. \gF A FINE SELECTION JUST ARBIVEP P| t New AMhnri129 words
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Advertisement271 1924-09-13 18 feS^^^^^E^^s "lM7 ith the introduction of fl I f f^B 'Black White" at a popular E* r 1 1 price. Cigarettes possessing fer^ t I I j; Marcovitch fine characteristics are b 1 L if broa^ ht Wlthin the reach of all Hi I K3mM^ cigarette smokers. Obtainable at Messrs271 words
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Article, Illustration45 1924-09-13 19 Photo by Photo by Blocks by Empire Studio Lta The remains at Mandalay Villa. Fine Art Litho Co. Lee Brother's The cortege leaving the house. (Am account of the funeral will be found on another page)Empire Studio Ltd; Fine Art Litho Co.; Lee Brothers - 45 words
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Article, Illustration64 1924-09-13 20 Blocks by Unknown Tin 1 funeral of tin- late Mrs. Tyler, wife of Mr. J. K. Tyler head of the Uovt Printing Office took place on Frida\ week m the presence of 1 large gathering which testified to the wi<le sympathy felt WithTimes - 64 words
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Advertisement167 1924-09-13 21 SERVICE Our Repair Shop is fully equipped to deal with any and every repair required on your car I N TNE SROtTEST TIME AND AT TNE KEENEST PUCE Battery Charging Station. Vulcanising Shop. Electrical Repairs and Rewinding. Trimming, Painting and Body Repairs. Goodyear Tyre* and Tuke*. Simmt and C.A.V. Light-167 words
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Advertisement152 1924-09-13 21 The Eyes of the World are on the i For Economical Transportation. The secret of successful commercial transportation is increased speed at lower operating costs-transporting more per day at a minimum expense, and reducing trucking overhead. The ability of the Chevrolet Utility Express Truck to meet satisfactorily all these requirements152 words
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257 1924-09-13 22 COUPON Any child may become a Member by sending full name and address with this Coupon to "Auntie Dimple." Malayan Saturday Post, 59, Hill Street, Singapore. Name Address Age AUNTIE DIMPLES' LETTER. Dear Boys and Girls, This week's story is specially for the tiny little ones,257 words
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Article618 1924-09-13 22 (A Story for the Tmies). Tiddles and Toddles were twins and a very noisy pair they were too, not old enough to go to school. They had great games, pretending to be anything but a little boy and girl. Sometimes they were Red Indians doing a War618 words
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Article45 1924-09-13 22 Oh Tommy, you've been fighting again." "Well, Billy started it." Yes, but didn't you learn m Sunday School that when an enemy smites you on one cheek you should turn the other?" "Well, mother, but he hit me on the nose."45 words
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Article37 1924-09-13 22 Mother: Why are you crying, darling?" The Darling: "Jimmy has gone and shot my cat with my gun." Mother: "Th« cruel, wicked boy I The Darling: Yes, and I wanted to do it myielf37 words
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Article35 1924-09-13 22 Daddy, I know what I'm going to buy for your next birthday." "Well, what?" A nice painted shaving mug." But I've got t fine one now." 41 Oh, I've just broken that35 words
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Article594 1924-09-13 22 STAMPING OUT A MORAL PLAGI'B. At the invitation of the Secretary of the Public Morality Council, Mr. W. P. Mara, K.S.G. (Hon. Secretaiy of the Westminister Catholic Federation) addressed that body at a meeting m St. Martin's Hall, London, the j Anglican Bishop of London being594 words
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Article51 1924-09-13 22 The truest self-respect ii not to think of self. Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-con-trol— These three alone lead life to sovereign power. The reverence of a man's self is, ntxt religion, the chiefest bridle of all vices. Every man stamps his value on himself the price we challenge for ourselves is given51 words
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Article278 1924-09-13 22 A new kind of Biblical prophecy was made by Mr. W. Hujrhi-s Jones m a lecture on his. Tory at the City of London Vacation Course m 1 .duration. Mr. Jone* believes m the Bible ns a textbook. The 20th century [he said] was going to see278 words
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Article347 1924-09-13 22 HOW APRECIATION MAY Bfc TAUGHT Major J. T. Bavin, Education Director to the Federation of British Music Industries, made some interesting suggestions at the Oxford Summer Course m Music m a lecture on naturing a love of music among children. Drawing a line like a range of347 words
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Article88 1924-09-13 22 ROMAN CATHOLICS ANGLICANS. The Anglican Fellowship held its annual Conference at Oxford at the end of July. choosing for the subject of its week's discussion "Authority." It is interesting that it invited a Catholic, Father C Martindale, SJ., to give the inaugu^ 1 discourse. He spoke on the nature of88 words
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Advertisement73 1924-09-13 23 PURE THE FRUIT SYRUPS HEALTHIEST DRINK Grenadine 53 r co! JrWJwS^ Sarsapdnlla f^GßmAi>i:\E2B Etc.. Eic. WW KlZ^T^^Sffll Supplied m two sizes! Large 75 cents per bottle (10 cts. deposit charged on bottles, credited on return). J Ofi > r j Most Healthy and Delicious 75 cents per bottle. Economical m73 words
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Advertisement590 1924-09-13 24 MmW •.111 w <^^ 9 H^HF i^ iff r i if j^ht~~ mmV i m Bi *mwi 0s -o <»'-.'■ -^r The name with an unrivalled Singapore rbputation g^' extending over a period of 45 years for supplying 4fe^ everything of the best at lowesi possible prices- JBfetJMpJlfi Stanley's Dniwin^590 words
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