Malayan Saturday Post, 12 October 1929
1929-10-12
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Title Section8 1929-10-12 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED OCTOBER 12. 192^».8 words
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Article683 1929-10-12 1 He Well, if yr>u won't marry me, I shall go and She "Go and what He Don't rush a fellow. I haven't decided yet." An argument arose m a certain club concerning the merits o! temperance. One member who, strangely enough, espoused this unpopular cause, proceeded to683 words
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Advertisement68 1929-10-12 1 THE TEA MOST USED IN Of ALL DEALERS. Sole Agents: A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., 3-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. \jJne ROLLSROYCE OILS p C /AKEFIELD O>., Ltd. rated m England). 90. Robinson Pond, Singapore. —THOSE hit BleMiaf and lroo oloog the Mmc *bemli "~tV toukfert oopy d r Tishastra F«£ l 3"68 words
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Advertisement232 1929-10-12 1 t helps for CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS j Paraphrase of Julius Caesar 0.81 I .j. Questions and notes on Julius J Caesar 0.81 J Supplement of Julius Caesar 0.41 J Commentary and Question. 3 f naire on Julius Caesar 0.30 i Notes on A Taie ot Two Cities 0.81 i Commentary and232 words
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264 1929-10-12 4 ROUSING WELCOME FOR MR. MACDONALD. Reiner's representative aboard the Ikrengana reports that passing the Nantucket Lightship, the liner met by the cruisers Memphis and Trenton, winch took stations to port and starboard abreast of the IJerengaria, esci>iting "the peace ship" CM the final stage of her voyage. New York, Oct.264 words
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286 1929-10-12 4 PREMIER AND MR. HOOVER AS ROADMENDERS. New York, Oct. 4. Mr. Mac Donald met an avalanche of journalists as the Berengaria docked. 1 He stated "The United States and 1 Great Britain are really appealing, by their example, to all nations to gather round a aouncil board of peace, so286 words
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Article316 1929-10-12 4 Sew York, Oct. 5. Mr. Mac Donald's sj>eech m the Citj Hall pn Friday was heard by million over the wireless. The speech has caught universa imagination. The New York Times pay: tribute to the "spirit of goodwill anc aspiration pulsing through it" and sayj the hearers316 words
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Article112 1929-10-12 4 London, Oct. 2. A very enthusiastic reception was ac:orded Mr. Henderson when he addressed the Labour Conference at Brighton. Reviewing Government's international iccomplishments m Palestine, Iraq, Russia and at The Hague and Geneva conferences he said the Anglo-American lisarmament discussions were paving the way for a general world112 words
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Article756 1929-10-12 4 AGREEMENT ON NEW RELATIONS. n Negotiation On Debt Claims. London. Oct. I. a Mr. Henderson left the BrifhtM Conference and lengthily conferred with c Mr. DdVgakvsky at I. cues this aftern<H>n. Mr. Henderson afterwards announced that an agreement was reached with regard to the procedure to Ik? followed756 words
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Article114 1929-10-12 4 CONVICTS SHOOT THEMSELVES. Canon City, Oct The prison battle has finished. One of the captive warders has come ocl unhindered and states the ringleader shot themselves early m the morning. Canon City, Oct. 5. At least 7 warders and 0 convicts a the state penitentiary were killed114 words
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Article57 1929-10-12 4 Shanghai, Oct 2. An official communica! Peking says two British Nonaries have been kidnap' west Kweichow province *f* smber. On the 10th troops the Civil War carried Mnith from Yungnin^ an'! >rigands captured anotl. a lamed Pike from Sinchen^ :ravelling from south X Vunnan. The British totl57 words
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525 1929-10-12 5 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. m against the Editor. I he, "bf as funny .is lk k, but leave one thing "Malay Mail's' transference Hollow' from ang." And yon know use u> be wholly robb* i h surely ought to be to the "P. 0." and aye to find525 words
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Article37 1929-10-12 5 Brussels! Oct. 0. It 1- authoritatively learned that the King and Queen <>f the Belgians will go to Rome at the beginning of February to attend the wedding of Princess Marie Jose and Prince Humbert.37 words
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54 1929-10-12 5 London, Sept. ls> The Leicester Corporation has decided to l>e>tow the Freedom of the city on the Premier, Mr. Ramsay MacDonakL Mr. MacDonaid represented Leicester m Parliament for a dozen years, and was defeated m 1918, by [4,000 votes, on account of the outcry against54 words
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Article63 1929-10-12 5 Acquitted of Murder Charge After Pleading Guilty. A case unparalleled m English lawwas heard at How Street t;>-day, where j a man who surrendered to the police, declaring that he had thrown a woman into the Thames, was acquitted oi charge oi wilful murder, because the police63 words
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Article54 1929-10-12 5 PARIS-MANCHURIA NON-STOP Osaka, Oct. 5. A message from Harbin says it is reported that Cottes, the French airman who left Paris last week on I nonstop flight to the Bast, landed at a village rear Tsitsihar at three o'clock yesterday afternoon. The name i>f the village54 words
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Article17 1929-10-12 5 Berlin, Oct. 4. Herr Cttrtitt*, Minister of Bconotnkt, has been appointed acting Foreign Minister.17 words
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Advertisement115 1929-10-12 5 Ml ml w v^ JL/ Jl >a»g Commencing lSth October, 1929. BEBE DANIELS I N "A KISS IN A TAXI" A Man! A Maid! A Cab! A Kiss! Frenchy, Frisky and Funny Also EVELYN BRENT "LOVE EM and LEAVE EM" The story of a Fickle Vamp with a Silken Scamp.115 words
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Article, Illustration38 1929-10-12 7 The Guard of Honour of the 2nd Bn. the Welch Regiment. H. E. Governor Sir Hugh Clifford inspecting the Guard of Honour. Spectators at the Rugby match between Newcomers vs. The Rest.38 words
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Article, Illustration10 1929-10-12 8 Newcomers beat The Rest SINGAPORE JAPANESE GOLFERS.10 words
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Advertisement221 1929-10-12 9 i^Vvfl WEAKNESS, 1/ /[I ntuTT rrv FAN/EMIA O «r i-» vr Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. Far better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, ate, AIN A RLE FROM ALL LEADING DISPENSARIES 1 1 CARLSBERG BEER221 words
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Article927 1929-10-12 10 JOHORE INVADING SINGAPORE. Irregular Competitions. readei hat dray n n) attention t<» my refer* nee t. law 2 1 in«»t j <•! the 1 F.A. m whicl competitions an characterised as I > zulsr, Tlk v rih 1 points out mi long as no ..it.' mooej is 1927 words
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Article169 1929-10-12 10 BRITAIN MAY DISARM FOUR BASES. [Router's Service.] London, Oct. io. The Hoovcr-MacDonakl statement is splashed m the morning papers under such headings as Peace for ever with America," and Momentous Call for World Peace." Most of the journals have not yet had time ti> comment. The Times says169 words
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Article187 1929-10-12 10 AUSTRALIAN ELECTION Beater's >ervice.J Melbourne, Oct. The bitureM election campaign m the Comsnon wealth's histi>r\ is now drawing to a cl<'-». Mr. Brace's efforts to amend the Compulsory Arbitration Acts solidified Labourites, whilst the Nationalists ate divided by the Brace-Hughes duel. The Nationalist I'arty ha> formally disowned Mr. Hughes, who187 words
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Advertisement177 1929-10-12 10 Commencing Monday. October 7th ALHAMBRA WILLIAM FOX Presents "TRENT'S LAST CASE. with Raymond Griffith, Marceline Day, Raymond Hatton. I awrence Gray. The picture with thrill> enough to tingle the spine and mystery to "THE WOMAN FROM HELL. 1 with Mary Astor, Robert Armstrong Roy D'Arcy. An eternally interesting story of177 words
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Advertisement164 1929-10-12 11 "Pill H BiIirKIiMMIHBB j^^.^rr~~~~-. k -~-,n,,.: LOlOPne and 4/Zl I Cologne, famous m song and story, famous, too, as the cradle of j aromatic '4711" Eau de Cologne, most potent weapon m Beauty t armoury. Indeed, what more precious than "4711" f its fragrance and its h ijl cliarm? 4711"164 words
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Article3298 1929-10-12 12 OWEN OLIVER - OWEN OLIVER By There woe ***** six at pinner, and the Governor anTl his wife amid mak< conversation enough for half 1 faces; m nohpd) noticed the Colonel's abstraction except his wik She talked more than as CUStOnUir) with her to cover his silence, and DC3,298 words
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Advertisement31 1929-10-12 12 I Af ii I The Outstanding Tonic M THE BRAIN NERVES Obtainable m Powder and A *M Sole Agents: HINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY, LTD.. 309, 311 313, North Bridge Boad, SINGAPORE. HHHHB31 words
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Article4131 1929-10-12 13 JOHN L. CARTER - JOHN L. CARTER j^ 107 l story. 11l By ot M The Cinema Girl," Peggie the Aeronaut," etc., etc.) SYNOPSIS. n is successful m rescw j runaway horse. 1 o his the girl is Lady Betty childhood* playmate, Vfel Off* of marriage a year art student, and on4,131 words
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Advertisement13 1929-10-12 13 NATURE'S FOOD f^^ L^ V w v f CREAMY AAILI\, MILKMAID SWEETENED CONDENSED13 words
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Advertisement227 1929-10-12 14 I GRAMOPHONES FOR THE BEST AND LATEST GRAMOPHONES I AND RECOKDS I fMONCHUAT &Co,| (GRAMOPHONE STORES) j Iv 9T. NJRTH BRIDGE R.» > (Oppjttt* Adtlphi Hotel I rttttnnt I4 J |S. T. RAJA Co. 63, BRAS BASAH ROAD, r SINGAPORE, v •>BOOK-S E L L E R S J ANDI227 words
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Article1238 1929-10-12 15 H.H. THE SULTAN'S RETURN. ,CIAL WELCOME AT JOHORE. Addresses Presented. M The Sultan was official,t Johore Bahru on his Europe on Monday last ])m the streets to the Jj 1 ,cin X lined by the J.M. and, VI" SC UtS r U. a l at the Istana Besar was received1,238 words
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Advertisement103 1929-10-12 16 r i ,i. r J BEER REAL BEER! i I TRY IT A JL V JL JL JL a I j SINGAPORE HUA PAO IT I ■I I NOW I MORE PROFUSELY I ILLUSTRATED A I THAN EVER jf^ I BEFORE I CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWB I IN PICTURES FROM103 words
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Advertisement169 1929-10-12 16 j JOR HOUSING SCHEMES! G. R. OEHLERS ~^i 30. St. Michael's Road. SINGAPORE M 4NUFAC TURER OF PRECAST CONCRETE POST AND PAM COJLIK LINES, BATHROOMS, SENTRY AND TELFPiic BOXES, LATJtINES AM) tf TUER BUILDINGS, CANTii ANJ SOU ARE CONCRETE LATRINE SEATS, AND CON< KKTF DUSI BINS OF MUNICIPAL PATTERN. 4169 words
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Article, Illustration104 1929-10-12 17 oni a l match m the Diocesan Cup Competition played last Monday ended m a victory tor the Europeans. Mrs. B. C. Roberts presented the trophy. Ine Bishop of Singapore, Mrs. Roberts and their son IZ the Rev. G. V. Westlake. The handsome104 words
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Article, Illustration170 1929-10-12 18 C. S. C. Water Polo T n tru match witn the V.M.C.A. I v 6-1. V.M.C.A. Team with M- Lyne (centre) A 100 yds. Championship entrants— Mor\ (winner), Hor^ Seng. Chew Seng and M. Aa Boon Haw is seen on the extreme Lett to right:170 words
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Article, Illustration45 1929-10-12 18 The Rt. Rev. L. Perrichon. assisted by Rev. F. Morin and Rev. L Cordeiro. leaving the Parish House for the Church. The new Parochial House on the grounds of the Church of St. Ter45 words
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Article2177 1929-10-12 20 •> xtutda Posi >/•< Iml BY THE LOOK I i »i V ir 1 Ti T -E K.NG'S NOVEL MOTOR CAR CE SKATING IN SUMMER. FIRES AT COUNTRY HOUSES. A YOUTHFUL JOCKEY. London, S» i'K mb< r b, 29 A Royal Technical School. It is ii'»t generally2,177 words
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Advertisement212 1929-10-12 20 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINr 1 j iAnd AMERICAN MAIL LIN f i B •ft I—.- "4, I ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. I j From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ PORT 1 1 SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILI NEW YORK and BOSTON. ReguUu Fortnight] Service Excellent Accommodatic l t SBXT212 words
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577 1929-10-12 21 SPORT OF THE WEEK A MALAYAN REVIEW Argusa gl cat croud at the u >-day, when the anal, between the Chines, i« *> v nllipg incidents of the aterest to the further iSSUC 19 extremely U!lS.C.C, with two reserve Woods and Brummitt fonnidaMe rearward past season retain their Well, Ue577 words
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Article301 1929-10-12 21 GIRL AND COMPANION KILLED. Motor-Car Help Up In Lonely Spot. A noting Chinese girl and her male companion were brutally murdered m a lonely part m Bast Coast Road at about o ,0 o'clock pa Monday morning. The victims, who were discovered lying face upward on the roadside,301 words
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Advertisement177 1929-10-12 21 i > r-cn «mnnOooo ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. > EbD $lu,UW,uuu. 111 Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (IXCORFOBUTBD IN STIAITI SETTI.HMEN7S). I J ICC: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. 1, 4 The Company has i.20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies177 words
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259 1929-10-12 22 The Malayan Saturday Post October 12 1929. THE COLONY'S AFFAIRS. The Governor's Annual Address, prebented at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council, and the Memorandum of Statistics tabled as a complement to it, contained much useful information, which has been published and ably commented on by our daily contemporaries. The259 words
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Article289 1929-10-12 22 There has been an interesting discussion m Singapore latterly of a proposal to form a Building Society. An informal meeting was held last Sunday to discuss the idea, when a provisional committee was elected, and it was decided to call a public meeting on the 25th289 words
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Article255 1929-10-12 22 Malacca is m danger of losiug its one distinction that of being Malaya's "Sleepy Hollow." A writer m the 'Malay Mail" has applied the adjective to Penang, where, he alleges, a haven is found for business men who are unequal to the rigours of the tierce commercial competition255 words
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Article90 1929-10-12 22 SOLAR RECKONING COMPULSORY NEXT YEAR. i [Reuter's Service.] c Nanking, Oct. 8. The State Council has issued a mand- i ate declaring that commencing from fan i, 1930 the solar calendar, which j been adopted as the official calendar for China, must be observed m all busi- t90 words
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Article120 1929-10-12 22 Health Insufficiently I Hit many friends that since his racoM i I the hctlth of His II of Johore has been so v by the advice ,>f h,\ and with the approval of 1. the Hijjh Conirnissioikr, pmiM^ t(> return to I treatment at thecarlk^ will120 words
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307 1929-10-12 22 AN UNPRECEDENTED ACTION. [Renter's Sei a>!:.: The galleries of the S crowded with distinguis \m among whom was the whole I Corpi iv full dress, when Mr. MacDonald addressed the An laton m their own Cha::. unprecedented action on the t of a British307 words
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Advertisement94 1929-10-12 22 Adelphi Hotel Ltd. Singapore. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 5.30-7.30. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ROOF GARDEN CINEMA EVERY SUNDAY AND THURSDAY I AT 9.30 p.m. THE ROYAL GRILL NOW OPEN. THE BEST CUISINE IS TOWN ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD., UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT jd- V gag MflH II j<94 words
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Advertisement16 1929-10-12 22 is quickly conquered with FORMAMINT Tke Gcra-killiif Throat Tablet*. Obtainable at all Chrmists and Sfreu \r16 words
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78 1929-10-12 23 PRESIDENT HOOVER'S MESSAGE TO THE PRESS. jONALD'S SPEECH RECEIVED. 1 Service.] Washington, Oct. 8. St.)s t British journalists at President Hoover wr>ations with Mr. continuing on the s Fortunately there va ua l>c-tween our and we are therediscmt mutual problems fc jroad aspect pf human referred to Mr. Macalth <>f78 words
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Article430 1929-10-12 23 WAR TWEEN BRITAIN AND AMERICA BANISHED. Service. J Washington, Oct. 9. .to, jointly issued by jet and Mr. Ramsay i that during the in- last few days they gaged m reviewing the I conversations, but re important means ral force of the United g, old he exerted for430 words
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Article194 1929-10-12 23 MR. MACDONALD'S STATEMENT. [Renter's Service] Washington, Oct. 9. In a statement to Renter Mr. MacDonald says: I have achieved more than I hoped. The one thing possible on a short visit was to get into personal contact with the President and get a common pronouncement that AngloAmerican policy would be194 words
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Article254 1929-10-12 23 BARON SHIDEHARA REPLIES. [Reuter's Service.] Tokio, Oct. 9. While the Asahi is the only paper thus far to have commented editorially on the British invitation to the Arms Conference its views appear to reflect the general opinion thereanent. Welcoming the invitation the Asahi urges Japan to reply accepting254 words
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Article161 1929-10-12 23 [Renter's Service.] Tokio, Oct. 9. The advisability of endeavouring to effect a preliminary understanding on the knottiest problems among all the Powers concerned prior to convening an arms conference is stressed m bpth official and unofficial circles. In this connection it is pointed out that whereas formal invitations161 words
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Advertisement154 1929-10-12 23 1 t I DRAFTING Learn at Home < Drafting pays good salaries and is the stepping stone to even better positions. Many leading architects, mechanical engineers and electrical engineers gof their start at the drawing board. There is no easier or more practical way to learn Drafting than through the154 words
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Article107 1929-10-12 24 [Renter's Service.] Pai i», I N I It appears probabh that the Preach the invitation to the- naval conference vrill not bi despatched foi about ten days. It is understood that Paris, Rome and Tokip will exchange views on the- question, as they will doubtless Ik anxious107 words
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Article69 1929-10-12 24 ftc liter's Service.] Paris, Oct. o. Thai trouble is ahead fof the Umdon naval conference is indicated by Ch« tone of press comments on Mr. Henderson's invitation, th< papers emphasising that the submarine is indispensablt to French security. M. Saint Brice writing m Le Journal, declares France69 words
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Article61 1929-10-12 24 THE STEEL HELMETS." Reuter'a Servia Berlin, Oct. o. The Prussian Minister ol the Interior, the Socialist, Hen Gnesiiiski, has declared illegal, and dissolved throughout the Rhine Province and Westphalia, tlit powerful Nationalist organisation known as the Steel Helmets," of which President Hindenburg is the honorary president, on the ground that61 words
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Article79 1929-10-12 24 neuter's "Service. J London, Oct. 9. The first Chinese wedding ever held at the Chinese Legation m London has aroused much interest. Miss Chia Jui Chang, sister of Mr. Kiang An Chang, the Governor ol the Hank of China, married Mr. Weiih Siung Chu, son of79 words
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Article58 1929-10-12 24 [Reuter's Service] Bukharest, tet. 9. According to a message from Calcutta it is reported thai Hahilmllah left Kabul by aeroplane and his followers fled without offering any resistance. The >uni-starved inhibitantS of Kabul took refuge m the hills and it is believed that owing to Habibullah's cruelty,58 words
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Article42 1929-10-12 24 [R cuter 'a Service.] Earl Ilai cwood is «i( ad. Princess Mar) now becomes Princess M.uv, Countess oi Hare wood. She was at lici country home m Yorkshire when bet father-in-law died. Ilu husband was nt his father's bedside.42 words
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Article218 1929-10-12 24 MEMORABLE SCENES IN REICHSTAG. Chancellor's Funeral Oration. Renter's Strvi Berlin, Oct. 6. The walls and tempi of tlu Reid were draped with Mack and hung with garlands of ivy and Klpine violets on the occasion of the final honours render' ed to Dr. Stresemann. The coffin, covered218 words
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Article79 1929-10-12 24 I Re liter's Service.] Stianghat, Oct. ci. News from Mukden says refugees from the region known U thrce-riwrs north of Hailar, recount terrible cruelties by the- Reds against White Russians. A Rel hand, commanded by a Magyar known as the Red Devil, Crossed the frontier and raided79 words
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Article106 1929-10-12 24 In the tropical Eaafl children arc subject to i health ri>k> than are ti more temperate lands, ciatcd with climatic con vironniciit. Every fh<knows this, and should tal ■ccordiac^r. toe of the be* Mfegua health of your little ones m Baby's Own Tablets, especially prepared106 words
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Article349 1929-10-12 25 I APPLICATION IN MADRAS HIGH COURT. In the Madras High Court on Sept. 12, Mr. Justice Waller delivered judgment on an interesting question of international law as to the effect of an i adjudication by a foreign court m i respect of properties of an insolvent m j349 words
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Advertisement133 1929-10-12 25 JUST UNPACKED Fresh Consignment of Pearl Necklaces and Earrings. In Various Designs Various Colours KM. 01,1 MOHAMED JEWELLERS d, High Street, SINGAPORE. to t *«**^^**«**^^*%**'^^*V*'^ fc WEST ELECTRIC HAIR CURLERS I I For modern women young or old, beautify and curl your hair by using electric Hair Curlers. Simple to133 words
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Advertisement210 1929-10-12 26 SULTAN OF JOHORE'S BIRTHDAY J CELEBRATIONS OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT J 17th SEPTEMBER, 1929. O CLASS C RACE. STANDING START WITH COLD ENGINE. I Ist EVINRUDE SPEEDITWIN with Thornycroft built hydroplane. ♦> 2nd EVINRUDE SPEEDITWIN with Heath hydroplane. J UNLIMITED RACE. Ist EVINRUDE SPEEDITWIN with Heath hydroplane. 5 3rd EVINRUDE SPEEDITWIN210 words
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Advertisement203 1929-10-12 26 .Hiqli Grode O <T USED FOR EASE <O Sp AND <^V SUITABLE FOR SEASON'S GIFT. These are Ibe qualities of Jm -PILOT" DESK SET. Jr THE PILOT DESK SET. Price:— $6.50 to $25.00 complete. Colour— White Onyx, Italian Marble, Black, Yellow, Etc. THE PILOT PENS. The representative of THE PILOT203 words
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Article, Illustration146 1929-10-12 27 of Miss Ada Frankel, the daughter of Mrs. A. Frankel and the late Mr. A. Frankel ot Singapore, to Mr. H. Richard Aaron, the son of M~. Aaron ot San Francisco, was solemnised on 29th. Sept. at Chesed tl Synagogue.Nakajima & Co - 146 words
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Article, Illustration134 1929-10-12 27 I c Oid Boys' Association, Taping on the 23rd Sept., 1929, to their President Mr. D. W. McLeod (Head Master of the King tdward VII School), who is being transferred to Penang to be the Head Master ot the Penarg Free School. The dinner was presided over M-134 words
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Article, Illustration88 1929-10-12 28 RIFLE SHOOTING COMPtT.T.ON AND AT HOME TOO X PLACE ON THE B,h. AND W h. .HbT. AT IHt BUK.T T.MAH A snap of the spectators: Colonel Mackenzie is m the centre. Competition between Band Team and the Rest at 500 V. Jacob, the Champion shot88 words
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Advertisement157 1929-10-12 29 ~heu cost less than you'd expect r^Jj Were these watches made of gold L jr they would cost at least $16.00, the one t.oid s« 25 below even more. But these Horse- w. .idPiaied brand look just the same, not even an expert can see a difference. Thousands of people157 words
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Advertisement244 1929-10-12 29 A</re jom tasted a more delicious drink! '\/'OL T will enjoy Postum from the very first sip. X You will marvel at its goodness at its rich, mellow, nut-like flavour that is entirely different from anything else you have ever tasted. The more you drink, the better you like it.244 words
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Article2078 1929-10-12 30 Tin. GovcraOf <>f Hoinlwy gave some valuable advue to the new graduates ut the liombay T'niwiMtv m his first Con- .iti<>n Addren M Chancellor of tin. I nivcrsity. 'When you go forth fnmi this University, he said. to face the impartial test of the world, think and go on2,078 words
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Article63 1929-10-12 30 Widow Watkinson was treated to polite conversation by a man friend, who presently turned the conversation to matrimony, winding up with a proposal of marriage. Are you sure you love me?" sighed the widow. The man vowed he loved her. For a few minutes there was silence. Then suddenly the63 words
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Advertisement156 1929-10-12 31 1 For Restful Nights and Busy Days WHEN you wind and set your Westclox alarm, you can set your mind at rot so tar as verting up m the morning is concerned. West 4^l7 '^T\\ clox can he relied on to call you right gfi° mmm *yX\ on time and156 words
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Advertisement227 1929-10-12 32 O I "See how he walks" an ex- j •> pression almost colloquial. The j I ease of walking is important be-* s cause bad shoes cause uneasiness and awkwardness m walking. Our? shoes are not only made for com- fort and attractiveness but they j add grace and elegance227 words
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Advertisement96 1929-10-12 33 j A FOR GOOD HEALTH |M ORANGE-SMASH li !^l w Made from the juice j I iHH'I of ripe, sweet oranges- I healthful refreshing FRAMROZ U Co. J i »tttt<Mit t tittfrtttttttf ••••^^^fi I NOTICE TO ij AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS j j I We have a choice selection of;; I New96 words
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Article1028 1929-10-12 34 A HIGHLY-SKILLED JOB. One of the principal difficulties m c driving I CM is that it il one of those t accompliihiiiefita which c erjon f beKcvci Aoald omm ca>ily to any 1 ordinary individual, writes the Hon. Mavnard drevillc m the "Morning P<Mt." Then is nothing very1,028 words
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Advertisement317 1929-10-12 34 f ATTENTION! j ALLOFFICES TYPEWRITER USERS-DON'T I :> MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. A Cash Cheap Sale •> For 3O Days Commencing 12th A-jg i OF ONLY KOLOK BRITISH TYPEWRITER RIBBONS OF I f EXCELLENT QUALITY. f SINGLE COLODR 80 cts, Each. DOUBLE COLOUR- $1. 00 Each. LARGE STOCKS-EITHER COPYING OR I317 words
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Article1192 1929-10-12 35 Tlu annual Budget meeting -.1 the Legislative Council nptned m the Council Chamber on Monday with the pomp and ceremony usually attached to such meetings. The road opposite the Council Chamber presented an animated appearance, md on his arrival H. the Governor, Sir Hugh Clifford, inspected i1,192 words
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Article121 1929-10-12 35 London, Oct. A gigantic operation, probably unprecedented m the history of international communications, namely the transfer to Imperial and International Communications Ltd., of the overseas wireless and cable services of the Post Office, th( Pacific Cable, the Eastern and Associated Telegraph Companies and the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company,121 words
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Advertisement18 1929-10-12 35 4J^^BIi^HBBBBBBBBBB^^^HBBB^b^^^^^HB&_ I BbV tf'l J^p^^TVaSvlßi^ißiVk ffjff^^m^f\9t "&&\^wSJxC^ r s r^ Jv II PC^I Cycle <& Carriage Co., (1926) Ltd.18 words
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Advertisement292 1929-10-12 36 £lSon $3,750. (BRANCHES THROUGHOUT MALATA) to^r $2,495. Estate Trust Agencies J (1927) Limited. j -A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST COM- PANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURITY DEPOSITED -J WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS GOVERNMENT. I REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. I, 2 3, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: No.292 words
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Advertisement191 1929-10-12 36 Diarrhoea especially when caused by weakened nerves, prompt relief invariably follows the administration of calcium (lime) m the form of Kalzana. It quickly allays the inflammation, strengthens the bowels m their fight against the intection, and soothes the irritated nerves. Take Kalzana, the scientific combination of calcium, which is readily191 words
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Advertisement35 1929-10-12 36 PAY US A FEE AND SECURE PERIODICAL EXAMINATION OF YOUR TEETH. WE GUARANTEE AGAINST TOOTHACHE. Cleaning Examination Extraction—Crown and Bridge work. CHOP TAI SENG 41, South Bridge Road (Fint Floor) M. W. KONG Qualified Dentist,35 words
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Advertisement55 1929-10-12 37 i I I »*t'r^ 8 '''--•>•• ■■■■I jQc-iiki^' i^o^*- y m r v I I and exoubite aroma Vofe I I that onlu the finest n||/ I I leaf can give. 50 cenCs I per tin of 50. fl 1] ;J— ~T- V '_J^".-Or .w t c >•■ a' t55 words
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Article, Illustration93 1929-10-12 38 H. H. the Sultan of Johore on his return to Johore *as ceremonially welcomed and loyal adrresses were read. The Guard of Honour was composed of the Johore Military and Volunteer f-orces His Highness taking the Salute. With him are93 words
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Advertisement15 1929-10-12 39 w A iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig {HELLO! Is that PHOENIX] Phase Repeat Jfty Mast Order j *****111 'HIHIIiIIIIiiiiiiiiniiMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIHIHIIIIIimiHE15 words
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Advertisement124 1929-10-12 39 USHER'S WHISKIES. (OLD VATTED GLENLIVET) SP&\ SPECIAL RESERVE BLEND OF MIMI\II AND OTHEI SCOTCH WHISKIES. L**»"«n«SJ Pficti including Duty:'V»*«S p er Case 12 Bottles $40. 00 j 24 Half Bottles $42. 00 I f Half Bottle 1. 77 j Der \j C I DIDU n I BLEND 01 CHOICI OLD124 words
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254 1929-10-12 40 MR. SARDA'S BILL PASSED BY ASSEMBLY. Simla, Sept. Mi ludin >f tile delute "11 Mr. Sarda's Marriage Hill was both m U resting and \> iting. Mi Acharya and Pandit Malaviya summed up the views of the Opposition. The former held that the Bill254 words
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Article310 1929-10-12 40 London, Oct. 3. si Mr. Philip Snow den (the Chancellor ti 0! the Exchequer addressing the v Labour Party annual conference at k Brighton, defended the Hank of England's increased hank rate as the only means available to restore unfavourable exchanges and to regulate the basis of310 words
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Article54 1929-10-12 40 Amsterdam, ict. 5. Dutch rubber companies are now negotiating proposals lot a combined selling policy. Prominent producers aho were- formerly avers.' to the idea ire now prepared to accept the principle >f co-operation. After a policy on estriction oi output has been reached Liscussions will be carried54 words
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Article71 1929-10-12 40 ?EST FROM HUNGER-STRIKING. Lahore, Oct. 5. Bhagat Singh, Dutt. Sohan Singh and Kanerjee, four oi the accused m the ,ahore conspiracy case have ceased their uuger-strike after a fast of no days uriug which they were forcibly fed. 'hey have issued a communication to le Ptesf >tatin.^71 words
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38 1929-10-12 40 THE EX- KAISER TO REMAIN IN HOLLAND. Berlin Oct. 4. Rcutcr is authorised by the e.\- aiser's administration at Doprn to Miy (he if] m »it t !im t tlir ftT KliflT itended t<> reside at Hohenfels i38 words
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Article56 1929-10-12 40 London, Oct. 5. The Earl of Harwood is gravely ill id the family has been summoned to arewood House. i (The Earl of Hare wood, fifth Earl, :io «s the father «>f Viscount Lascelles 83 years of age. He ih a large land- iiicr and has56 words
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Article161 1929-10-12 40 Shanghai, krt 1 All reports from M^nchuria emphi that the Sovid attacks osi Chines ■m tiu past week haw been amc heaviei than an) previousJjr. Attack have been Koins on foa foui days and oi tctol .i 3rd. alorM tlu Soviet I fired shells. Attacks were renew161 words
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Article139 1929-10-12 40 i- it li In man) ni-t.iiices v due to nothing else bui n brmin. Ali blood] s k whose brains are nod* anaemia, are liable to memory. In some ■c seriously that tht v mcmi it tluii name an< not restored t. > tiki:139 words
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Article28 1929-10-12 40 Landlady I'm socrj think the chicken soup good I cook boM to make it. Perl not catch the idea." Boarder N«> I thii chicken she did not catch."28 words
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Advertisement67 1929-10-12 40 ROYAL BREAD 1 f i Do not claim to be* tii X the best V T% T? T* T* IT T) <i X DL 1 1 HIV <• {THAN OTHERS! A Trial Will I I <; I ORDERS TO t I ROYAL BAKERY! i I 590, Serangoon Road. I No67 words
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Advertisement97 1929-10-12 40 'Phone 3644. I t Tel: "GRANDOTEL" GRAND HOTEL 281-A, VICTORIA STREET. J Singapore. <! j; NOW UNDER EUROPEAN J MANAGEMENT. j f We have made many im- v t provements m our Hotel and J our Service will please the J most exacting. J We have every sort of ,j97 words
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Article937 1929-10-12 41 By LADY ASKWITH with a Reply from the Catholic Times." Import of the Mental lt tee, being a joint I* 3Ocru Board of Education Q00« of Control, brings the degeneration of the race :han ever before the pubBore it—that half relating to been published-] m Blill :e937 words
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Article696 1929-10-12 41 PROPAGANDA THAT MUST BE ANSWERED. TO THE EDITOR, "CATHOLIC TIMES." Sir, The "Yorkshire Observer" of August 10th printed an artfele by Lady Askwith advocating sterilisation of the unlit. Unfortunately it did not come into my hands until the 27th. The Editor cannot be blamed if696 words
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Advertisement44 1929-10-12 41 FOR TOOTHACHE j| OR ANY jj DENTAL TREATMENT j| I CONSULT !i o THE QUALIFIED DENTIST C. URANO 56, ORCHARD ROAD, X SINGAPORE. Phone 2082. i Opposite Strait* Motor Oarage J PAINLESS TREATMENT I MODERATE CHARGES AT ANY J T/ME OF OAV OR NIGHT.44 words
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Article1041 1929-10-12 42 certain 1 id) who knew i j little it ait was indm I mous gallery containing sonw "i tlu mastera di tlu- w«'ii(l'> greatest painters. After her \i>it, friend asked hei what >hr thought of tlu pictures "Well/ 1 she replied, "they were fairly Rood specimens of theii1,041 words
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Article747 1929-10-12 42 Source of Happiness. These laws Our Lord has given us m the opening verses of the Sermon on tlie Mount. He has there analysed m i advance the Christian life of perfection and disclosed to us the laws that gpvern it. He tells us the secret of747 words
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Advertisement49 1929-10-12 42 Healthy teeth are necessary to keep good health CHLORODONT Tooth Paste will keep your 4 4 mm 2 sizes of tubes: small size 15 cents large size 25 cents Obtainable everywhere AND FROM THE AGENTS 117, North Bridge Road TimiMii ii ii n i .^m^—^>-^—^^^ M^,^^ M^ M^^^ MWB^^^^49 words
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Article1159 1929-10-12 43 CAN JEALOUSY BE CURED? I ginning of time the rOCI been pampered m the H^fT lashion. Always the B* 1 ridK f the human race have B* 5 rnenl iKbaviour which, conB*^^ 11 lit of cold reason, is H cred .ible, writes UC. H** 1 D Jaknesses, jealousy has H1,159 words
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Article792 1929-10-12 43 Man lives m a lonely heaven of com- placency because he never realises how J easily all women, bat especially his wife, see through his little subterfuges, (writes Lady Kitty Vincent m thej a "Daily Chronicle.) j fl It begins long before they are married,792 words
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Advertisement119 1929-10-12 43 The joy of life fi^K/ if i can e won ac c a$ fOon v f I|Vjl >Ui/ !;b almost unbearable pains caused by ■j^t 1 ll^ l f h, I rheumatism and gouty complaints are reti 1 j moved. ATOPHAN is of first importonce as y^^^ $peedy and lasting119 words
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Advertisement436 1929-10-12 44 EYE GLAsf^~ BEST QUALITY fRs AMD FITTINGS IN NICKEL GOLD-F;- d SOU! COLD IMITATION AND h TOITOISSSIELL FIRST Q(JALITfT E WHITK AND CROOKE3 m SIGHT TESTING b «AUH»#FTICI A1 3 HOLDrtTO THI DIPLOMA 3 O f ■wnn •racAL a sn. SMCTACLB MAIEIS CO PRECISION INSTRUMENTS THEODOLITES DUMPY LEVELS STAVES PRISMATIC436 words
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