Malayan Saturday Post, 20 September 1930
1930-09-20
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section8 1930-09-20 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED SEPTEMBER 20. 1930.8 words
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Article1277 1930-09-20 1 A woman cured her husband of staying out late at night by going to the door when he came home and whispering through the keyhole, "Is that you, Willie?" Her husband's name is John, and he Stays at home every night now and sleeps with one eye1,277 words
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Advertisement104 1930-09-20 1 1 A lor ihediscrimioatiog hostess.. v «nM *^^^K3**^\ ay v^Bm^Xm -J I all dealers thronghout Malaya Sole Agents: A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., 3.A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. SINGAPORE if BATAYIA ]V| SERVICE T Lubricated with GWAKEFIELD MOTOR OIL Because SERVICE EFFICIENCY DEMANDS CASTROL. C C. WAKEFIELD Co., Ltd. Incorporated in England) 90,104 words
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Advertisement228 1930-09-20 1 I HELP FOR CAMBRIDGE j EXAMINATIONS. Paraphrases of King Henry V, < j Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, < <l etc. each 0.11 j Questions and Notes of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of J St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- J ties, etc. each 0.81 J Supplement of King228 words
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Article56 1930-09-20 4 I ni only ;i spark Make v,w- fire; I'm nh .t string Make me a lyre I'm only an ant bill Make me a mountain; I'm only a din], Make me a founts I'm i nl) feather Make me a v me: i 1- rotn 1 Diiido56 words
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Advertisement40 1930-09-20 4 Energy! SIXTY-FIVE per cent energy-creating carbohydrate, Quaker Oats is a wonderful food for all manual and mental workers as well as for school children. It contains the essential elements for perfect nutrition. Eat it daily. Quaker j Oats 26-ia 440 words
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Advertisement165 1930-09-20 4 COMING SOON! ONE MAD KISS i Movietone's Gift To Tbe Song Loving Age. DON JOSE MOJICA "srand Operas $reat Jbover" He sings sweet enough to cany you away and he loves !> with that passionate fire which is the soul of a Spanish, romantic caballero. Mona Maris, Antonio Moreno and165 words
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Article16 1930-09-20 5 Notes By Spectator To Day's Soccer Final of the S.A.F.A. he will find loal16 words
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Article188 1930-09-20 5 The Maharajah Kumar of Vizianagaraiu, who is taking out a strong team of cricketers to Ceylon in Deceml>er, has cabled from Paris to Dr. John Rockwood, the organizer of the programme in Ceylon, confirming the news that Jack Hobbs will definitely be a memivr of his team. The188 words
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Article85 1930-09-20 5 London, Sept. 7. A National Union of Clergy is advocated by the Rev. Anderson 1 Jardine, Vicar of St. Paul's, Darlington, who, in a letter to his parishioners describes clergymen as the most helpless and defenceless lot of people in the world.' 1 He sees the85 words
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Article108 1930-09-20 5 SIR E. GEDDES' STATEMENT. London, Sept. I. Sir Uric Ge4des, chairman <»f the Dnnlop Rubber Company, has circularized the shareholders stating, on behalf of the Board, that the present abnormally low price of rubber is due to the aftermath of the policy <>*' restriction assisted by decreased108 words
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52 1930-09-20 5 RESTRICTION CO-OPERA-TION OR TARIFF ON DUTCH TEA? Colombo, Sept. 1 1 The Times of Ceylon advocates the imposition by Great Britain of an import tariff on Dutch teas, of which the paper declares, the United Kingdom Consumes more than half the output unless the Netherlands Government co<i;.crates in the restriction52 words
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Article84 1930-09-20 5 Reverend Peter Carmkhael Marr, was charged vith murdei in Kdinburirh, following an astonishing revolver scene in a street in Leith, when master printer, Mr. fames McNaii Dalgleiah, dropped dead before the eyes of scores of horrified onlookers. It is alleged that Mr. DalgWth was on his84 words
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Article98 1930-09-20 5 Mr. Ramsay Mad)' maid had narrow escape when the house at which be was staying at Catterick Camp was struck by lightning in Friday's storm, and all the electric wires fused. Mr. Mac Donald, who was returning to lVssiemouth by ;tir, was forced, through had weather98 words
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Article73 1930-09-20 5 Auk- Ji. Deaths from accidental injury by mechanical vehicles <>n the roodi increased from 4,49 a in 1937 to 5,251 in 1928 and 5,799 in kuo. Tliis is >linwn by the Registrar(•etieral's statistical review <»1 I'.iul ukl ;ind Wales. Exclusive of collisions between two different73 words
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Advertisement156 1930-09-20 5 I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE i JInd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly Service Excellent Accommodations. NEXT SAILINGS Arr. Singapore. Leave Spore. Leave Penang. President Harrison Sept. 29 Oct.156 words
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Advertisement324 1930-09-20 6 I I SL^***<2 h^^iSbJ *^*553 Henry Waugh Co, Ltd., FORMERLY KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. Sole Agents I THIS OPPORTUNITY i NE.VE.R TO B£ LOST! j 20% Will be Allowed for all i Volumes. t i I TTHI OUTLINt OF SCIENCE: a plain story simply told. Edited by j I Pro. J.324 words
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Advertisement196 1930-09-20 6 ./I I/, ukfc <&X y^ .oh'/ w// >) ay c> o O Q__l>_O n ~^lr' pH ONE- 62G1 ~^^^^^B I NOW SHOWING t r r at IHE TINEST TILM UF IHE 4r TIII? I II I*■ m MAJbVJ POUR FFATHPRS" SEE PAGE 20 < .f;^^TEff^|'Lfipf'p a rr V^ .£iarr3_» AND196 words
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Article, Illustration88 1930-09-20 7 .ild be able to give a good game to Selangor. Malaya Cup team. However the team below MR. R. L. HASTIE The energetic President of the S.A.F.A. who within the short time he has held office has brought about order and camaraderie where there was chaos88 words
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Article, Illustration32 1930-09-20 7 Ah Kow. J. Lee (Capt.) Ghek Soo. Donald. Reade. Ah Hui. Khoon Onn. Mat Noor. Dollah. Dolfattah. Mun Fun. Mr. Cheok Wah The new Hon. Secretary of the S.A.F.A.32 words
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Article, Illustration9 1930-09-20 8 i by Amateur Photo StoreAmateur Photo Store - 9 words
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Article1104 1930-09-20 10 INSTALMENT TWELVE. ELSA EXPLAINS HER SECRET. Arresting a playmate of his boyhood on suspicion of the crime of murder is one of the least pleasant tasks which can fall to a policeman's lot. Vet, it is sadly true that the chiMren with whom one plays "Robbers and 'tecs"1,104 words
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Article1040 1930-09-20 10 A DISTRESSING DISCOVERY. I "Admitting that 1 am a suspected person," said Sydney Martin dryly, "and admitting, as you most, that there are at least half-a-dozen other suspects on what grounds do you single me out for a private inquisition at Scotland Yard, my dear Sir Frederick?" Seated1,040 words
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Article2223 1930-09-20 35 SIR WILLIAM MAKES AN OFFER. There was silence for a few moments after Sir William had made his disclosure, although it surprised neither Sir Frederick nor Xorman Brownrigg; they had exhausted their capacities for being surprised. "When did you (li>c>ver that the bottle of pmssic acid was gone?"2,223 words
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Advertisement19 1930-09-20 10 Craven A THE LARGEST SELLING DORK-TIPPED CIGARETTE IN THE WORLD. j DO NOT AFFECT THE THROAT. CARRERAS LTD, LONDON.19 words
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Article751 1930-09-20 11 Being Smiles of the Week. By "Quiz" 1 know itort the sllllll P develops the dump, Hut (page r Hraddell be cheerful M ootjutting chin a the way we can win, Stick it "—away with the tearful. v uoi poetry (though it rhymes) I ree, bn< y°" et mc751 words
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Article431 1930-09-20 11 The British Legion if going ahead by leaps and bounds, especially in the Surrey County, where Major G. E. Cohen, Chairman, Surrey Council, British Legion, with his genial and capable Secretary, are, with their enthusiasm and personalities, making the Surrey County British Legion one of the best in431 words
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Advertisement46 1930-09-20 11 SCHOOL FOR THE I IOEAF AND DUMB. t Deaf and Dumb children between six and sixteen years of J age will be taught to speak, read and write. For further particulars •> apply to the Principal, St. •> Thomas 1 Institute, Kuantan, I Pahang, F.M.S. v v AAAAAAAAAAAAA/»AAAAAAAA46 words
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Advertisement70 1930-09-20 11 m^*7 II ijR I^^^B T'i.oh your arrival at one of the al>ove places our representative will be there to meet and assist you in passing through the CrSTOMS. I An experienced Railroad representative will suggest to you various interesting ways of crossing Canada or the States both men are anxiou>70 words
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Article668 1930-09-20 12 HOW TO BECOME A HERO. MAKE A HABIT OF IT. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell). Don't mind if other people are funking. Plunge in and look to the object you are trying to attain, and don't stop to think too much about your own668 words
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Article72 1930-09-20 12 London, Aug. 28. Babies are fashionable again, according to the Registrar-General's report on England and Wales for the quarter ending June 30th, which shows 170,212 births 600 over the corresponding quarter in 1929. There were in, 357 deaths 7>4oS fewer than in the second quarter of last72 words
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Article258 1930-09-20 12 BRIDESMAID WALKS IN FRONT. The wedding look place ai the Brompton Oratory <>f Lieut. -Conulr. Henry Savile Jerome, Royal Navy, of no, Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, \V., only son of Mr. Lucien Jerome and the late Mrs. Jerome, and Miss Thelma Julia Madill, elder dan-258 words
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Article, Illustration238 1930-09-20 12 SLEEPLESS HOURS THAT SEEM LIKE DAYS. I Hot weather takes a great toll of your II nervous and physical energy, and more I sleep is required to enable you to a-cup. II crate. Vet, just at this time th« M tear, when you need more good sound H238 words
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Advertisement114 1930-09-20 12 Fits this I W typerazm SEE YOURSELF AFTER SHAVING I WITH PROBAK BLADES I /ff^WlVl^SK Im How soft and smooth the skin remains after the closest I /\W^Bof%\9^WPmf snave How cleanly the blade has removed the beard > \\\laStwrt^ even rom c most cu p' accs an^ yet, how easily114 words
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Article3881 1930-09-20 13 CHART PITT - CHART PITT I QU* SPECIAL SHORT STORY: I BY I wheß Wellington, the collie dog/ I ttp to the kitchen door, and, I a red-headed woman in charge I 5 master', house, he knew that rtiKthinj: had happened. -If >, n 't rome sneaking around3,881 words
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Advertisement84 1930-09-20 13 I HEALTH FIRST I Are you quite sure that your milk |X W supply is pure and untouched by $S unclean hands? J jfi \ou can be sure if you use only (f) 1 "Milkmaid" Brand Condensed Milk. 4 g which is guaranteed pure, rich, full jj!( < ream cows"84 words
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Advertisement452 1930-09-20 14 iPoWerflll tbePmtom" ecoiiomieal %Sp^& p^ x r ti^^^^M I 1 t^l Porfum, */LT"e« advertised M \t V, *>lt-i?F^9 *ASt^**i£iM 1 b"i il never occurred to me that T SS?^^BAf V,©^k^> o -^riT V«^^ Postum is rapidly winning widespread approval N^^V/« r Vfo^^s^te/ Tv^ as an ideal drink. It contains no452 words
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Article, Illustration113 1930-09-20 15 GOVERNMENT ENGLISH SCHOOL, BATU PAHAT. Winners cf the Arab Cup (Johore) 1930. BATU PAHAT (JOHORE) SCHOOL CHAMPION ATHLETE. The Mosque, Johore Bahru. I Interior cf the Mosque. Departure of the Hong Kong Footballers. In the centre are Mr. Tay Lian Teck and Mr. Aw Boon Haw. I l^ mm (standing):113 words
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Article, Illustration110 1930-09-20 16 BBBi^Pii^^^^f \a Anarkh 9 A R Chowdhuri J T. Tambydurai. C. H. Sansom, Khor Yah Chiew, H. B Langwo y m Lokt Moke Thye, K. Tambydurai, N. h 3^ P^Vu^k Koonz and Goh Eng Koon. Standing (back row): Messrs. Bugar S.ngh lb Q r^110 words
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Advertisement102 1930-09-20 17 CLOCKS A. MODERN STYLE ij^^^^^Bß^^^^ SIMILAR 10 HllMk'AlKN ffi^^^^^^^Hf Size 2814" i 1 r> 1 4 HWjJq' 1 o .^4 SILVERLD DIAL U cj^ o "si II Lm° i mk GLORIA GONG ■^Hl IN OAK OR WALNUT IPhI Price 565 00 ROBINSON Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN IHI STRAITS SETTUMtNTS). I102 words
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Advertisement107 1930-09-20 17 TWO NEW "CRUSHES". i Co// wi^ at six JMv^^^^'M' 1 and at six sharp there will he a fiSfr* /^^Si J l Ri( W cheerful good morning ring. You y "V )%mF^ffi^~ [Uw, can depend on that. All Westclox $fgmfl« fill keep time accurately and can be L^lflli^lI 1 relied107 words
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Article1000 1930-09-20 18 SPLITTING THE ATOM. TWO PEACE-TIME HEROES. SHIP BUILT BY PENNIES. A NEWS-REEL THEATRE. London, Aug. 15, 1930. A Risk Experiment. In an attempt to split the atom, two Pernian scientists are preparing to baraess the lightning at a laboratory oa 1 Monte Generoso, in the Italian Alps.1,000 words
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Advertisement70 1930-09-20 18 WE APPRECIATE That your daily expend*- I lure on cigarettes must be I regulated In accordance with I the difficult times now pre- I valent throughout Malaya. I The Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. have anticipated their I customers demand for a first class Virginia cigarette at popular price to suit70 words
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Article602 1930-09-20 19 IS Special to The Malayan Saturday Post." Copyright. London, Aug. 21, iqjo. I LONDON. I yi r l{. Priestley's new novel, I. Pavement (Heinemann) is, ■■like its famous predecessor The Good HcVinj-anions." a book to t>e read and Itenienibered with gratitude. But it ■I,IV he doubted whether the602 words
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320 1930-09-20 19 Mr. E. F. Benson's book of reminiscences, "As We Were," to be published iv the autumn by Messrs. .Longmans, Green, and Co., naturally contains much talk about Queen Victoria. While discussing her Majesty's acknowledged dislike for Gladstone he reverts to an old scandal There was320 words
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Article842 1930-09-20 19 What are the literary tales to be found in the Mercantile Marine? Most E people would be inclined to reply, "Oh, pretty low-brow But most I people would be wrong. The Seafarers' i Education Service, which has been in E existence for ten years for the842 words
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Advertisement643 1930-09-20 19 iiiiniiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiJiutiiiiiiiiMir I Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatscbappij. 5 (ROYAL PAOOTX NAVIGATION LO. uV HATAVIA) i (Incorporated in Holland) )KK CONTKACT WITH THB NETHaRI,ANDS INDIAN COVEKXMKNT Telephone No. 5461 sub-connections to:— E E Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., General Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept and i E Passage Dept.643 words
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Article127 1930-09-20 20 MR. JULIUS FISHER BADLY HURT. Whilst he was attending to one of the signs outside the Capitol Theatre on Friday last week, Mr. Julius Fisher fell a distance of about }6 feet, fracturing both bones of the lower part of one leg and injuring his head and127 words
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Article116 1930-09-20 20 DEAN INGE'S GRIM THEORY SUPPORTED. Dean Inge is the centre of considerable criticism for his expressed opinion that condemned criminals should be allowed the alternative of suicide, but Mr. Bernard Shaw is in full agreement with him on this point, says a London message. "I always feel116 words
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Article102 1930-09-20 20 SEARCH ENDS IN DEATH. Crief -stricken after his father had drowned his dop in a pool, Albert John Donovan, ajjed v, of Port Talbot, ran away from home and his body was recovered from Betsey Pool by the police two days later. It is102 words
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Article154 1930-09-20 20 Some time a.c:o, an Indian fireman, in j the F. M .S. "Railways, went home on,; leave and returned to Seremban with a 1 pretty Endiaa girl whom he intended w Hj make his wife. B While he was attending to c X numerous details that are so154 words
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Advertisement91 1930-09-20 20 y v>W^ i y l v^"/, in n c o o ._g__o_o___Q_Q_o oo r 6-15 TO-NICHT 9-15 A. E. W. MASON'S World Famous Story THE FOUR FEATHERS 1 Greater than "Beau Ceste" More Ihrillirg than "CHANG" I A PARAMOUNT MASTERPIECE J COMING SHORTLY! MARY^riLKFWUI I|K fl C^^ }mft^mltl^ Queen of91 words
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Article316 1930-09-20 21 FASCIST SUCCESSES. (Renter's Service.] Merlin, Sept. 15. Tlu dnH* fantastic electoral suc,,f the Fascists lias caused a tre-- > t nsatioii thfOOfbotlt Germany. llt that the omcial Party estimate Vl .Cats in the Reichstag is so overwhe lmmKly exceeded is due to the uitv <>f the Party's316 words
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Article120 1930-09-20 21 (keuter's Service.] B D. siinulataiieouslv raided W[ DM in the city, includiiiK the WF "t the Red Flag I'nion, the W -Workers' Union, the private m Oca o| Miss Chattopadhyaya, f listrtss of Bombay Girls' vSchool, W Xambiar, both of whom are r rs f Mr^- Xaidu,120 words
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Article61 1930-09-20 21 DAVE SMITH KILLED. Renter's Service.] Sydney, Sept. 17. Tlie airman, Dave Smith crashed here to-day and was killed. Smith \\iis testing a Ti^er Moth Moth machine in preparation for the air races on Saturday. It was travelling at 180 miles an hour at an altitude of 15061 words
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290 1930-09-20 21 SUGGESTED MOVE PRIOR TO ELECTIONS. London, Aug. 2Q. The receir campaign of Lord Rotherpierc for the publication l>efore a General Klection of the names of the Cabinet Ministers, whom the Party leaders will select in the event of their being successful at the polls, is290 words
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Article45 1930-09-20 21 WOLVES DETECTED BY MICROPHONES. Berlin. Microphone* ha\e been placed in certain regions in the Siberian Skppes, linked with linntin.tr kldgW, s<> that when packs of wolves approach, the sound of their bowling is conveyed by the microphone.: and the huntsmen start ofi on the chase.45 words
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Article112 1930-09-20 21 London, Sept. 9. Great Britain appears to have stolen a march on foreign navies, which have I cen experimenting for years past with qttkkfiriag anti-aircraft guns, and guns will be shortly introduced in the fleet capable of rapid fire from four or eight barrels. Up to tlie112 words
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164 1930-09-20 21 COMPROMISE IN THE BATTLE OF THE SKIRTS. London, vScpt. 5. Perpetuation of the compromise in the battle between short and long skirts is revealed in the Trade Fashions Exhibition opened at Olympia. Designers have definitely abandoned their effort to introduce the long skirt for day wear, but the length increases164 words
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Article182 1930-09-20 21 London, Sept. 4. Professor Olive Wheeler, of Cardiff I'niversity, lecturing at the British Association on variations of emotional during normal adolescence, said that an unhealthy surreptitious interest in sex matters was rampant in sonic U>ys' hoarding schools and the tendency towards unnatural hero worship of the same182 words
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Article336 1930-09-20 21 NO ORDER YET FOR GIANT LINER. London, Aug. 29* 1 Rejoicing on the Tyneside at the 1 report that .one <tf the two mew giant 1 Cunard§rs will be built -pn the Tyne I proves to have been premature. I The announcement was attributed to 1 Mr. Law spa, M.P.,336 words
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Article143 1930-09-20 21 PROLONGING LIFE TO ML. Monkey glands for all is the vision of Dr. Serge Voronoff, who hopes soon to able to put the cost of his rejuvena\km treatment within reach of a very much larger number of. people. More than 300 operations be has performed have given143 words
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273 1930-09-20 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. September 20, 1930. SINGAPORE'S WINDFALL. .natuioreigner woo made a lortuiic in Singapore, out retired to ana eneU in vi* nouicuuiu, Miouiti make a uanusouic ucquesi to tne city, is a most pleasing tiling. 1l i* P^ oi tuat tncle cxccu tions to the niM in the273 words
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Article276 1930-09-20 22 4 Within a year or two Mala>u will probably have nothing with which to rt pi each itself a: regard to u%Jutiou. True, at the moment it is in a i»oi-Jtion comparing very unfavourably with that in surrounding countries, bin there are big us of an official276 words
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Article278 1930-09-20 22 Not sufficient importance appears yet to have been attached by the public of this country to the nature of the new appointment to the Malaya Command. Major General Oldneld, who is to succeed Major General Pritchard as G.O.C ill February next, is a gunnery expert, and this278 words
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Article47 1930-09-20 22 [kcuter's Service.] Calcutta, Sept. iS. Majtnndar bat bteti ■mtrttml tv dcportattai for life. Majutudar was charged with conspiring with Manuja Seu Gupta (dedeased) to kill Sir Charles Tcgart, also under the Explosives, act and Anihs Act. Majumdar was further charged with murdering Sen Gupta.47 words
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Article298 1930-09-20 22 [Reuters Service.] I Nanking, Sept. ib. I Tht official news agency states a I potfekftl and military collapse of the I Northern Coalition is imminent. I While the military situation at Hoiiau I uauy worsening, Coalition pohciciaus I at Peking have been thunderstruck u\ 1 a298 words
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Article213 1930-09-20 22 [Reuters' Service.] I Nanking, i*pt. 19 I It k officially learned that Marslui Chang lisueh-hang has issued a circus m |«kgf«i anuouncing Manchuria's until- M tiou to intervene in the civil war aiiu ordering the Northerners U> suspend operations immediately and to await a ■> l>eacelul settlement213 words
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84 1930-09-20 23 L JteUltf't Service.] Geneva, vSept. 17 Xhi Wnibly ol the UftgUC of Nation,, by *> out of 47 votes, elected M, Fr»ok B. Kellogg to succeed Mi. Ltta rk« lVi"» Hughes a, Judge oi the IVrnmnciit Court of International '"enquiry into m. briand's PLAN. jhe84 words
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Article46 1930-09-20 23 EX-PRBSIDENT UNDER ARREST Lkeuter's Service. J New York, Sept. 13. VBueuos Aim message says it i; gidtlfc announced that the ex-Presi-dent Irigoftf 1»* t*** eited and U ot be allowed to leave Argentina. He b rtili aboard a cruiser lying just outside the harbour.46 words
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Article47 1930-09-20 23 NEW TITLE FOR INFANT BELGIAN PRINCE. L Reuters service. J Brussels, bept. 15Iv connection with the birth at the Prince Baudouin, a decree states that the eldest son of the Duke* of Brabant (the Crown Prince) dU henceforth be known as the Comtc uc llainaut.47 words
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Article101 1930-09-20 23 i.R£UIE&'s SttVICS.] Barcelona, Sept. iS. A strike has been declared •ere which the Government describes li of a iK>litical character. The ■Utftfi aud editors of the newspaper l( -»lidaridad have been arrested and the a Pcr suppressed. A warrant has been fur the arrest of the101 words
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Article121 1930-09-20 23 [Keuter's Service.] Bombay, Sept. iS. m tf Day of the elections to the Legislative Council uj)eued 1 t I^' arrest of 50 women and U 1 l"cketing the booths on behalf .Women blocked the to the Town Hall, holding a »d denionstritoi s jeered at voters. «*«g121 words
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Article140 1930-09-20 23 MY LAST CHALLENGE." LkISUTKR'fc SERVICK.J Newport, R. I. Sept. 17. The Enterprise completed the course and thus won the third race for the Americas Cup. In a beautiful start, out-foxiug Vauderbilt, the Shamrock found herself in the weather berth going as fast as Enterprise. Shamrock led by140 words
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Article92 1930-09-20 23 [Reuters Service.] London, Sept. 18. It is authoritatively stated that a Si no British agreement has been reached whereby Great Britain will return the treaty port of Amoy to China on the same terms as Chikiang was returned last year. There has been no trouble at Chekiaug92 words
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Article38 1930-09-20 23 [Reiner's Service, j London, Sept. 18. The report from a Chinese source s\ Nanking stating that agreement has been reached at Nanking regarding the British share of the Boxer Indemnity is denied in London.38 words
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Article24 1930-09-20 23 [Recter's Service.] Mr. Diwaii Chamanlal, founder of the Indian T.U.C., has declined the invitation to sit on the Indian RoundTable Conference.24 words
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Article123 1930-09-20 23 f ßenter's Service.] Nanking, Sept. 17. Mr. C. T. Wavy and Sir Miles Lampsoii have reached agreement over the Boxer Indemnity. The money will be spent on completing the Canton-Han-kow Railway. The work will be supervised by a board of live, comprising three Chinese and two British. The123 words
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Article89 1930-09-20 23 [Renter's Service] i Geneva, Sept. 17. I In the League Ajiembiy to-day China l, failed to secure the two-thirds majority I necessary for her election to I non-per- I niaueiit seat 011 the Council. Forty- J j eight voted of whom 27 were for China. Guatemala,89 words
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Article210 1930-09-20 23 [Reuters Service.] Tokio, Sept 17. It is authoritatively stated the Privy Council's Examination Committee in its twelfth session, decided to recommend Council to approve the Undou Treaty, but in advising the lynperor to ratify they add a resolution warning or censuring the Cabinet. The drafting210 words
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Advertisement93 1930-09-20 23 W** M H/kJ 9 a t r j a i run w tfQ p j easure9 you are sure to be pleased witd tde performance of the Chrysler Jt Pli|mouth Real Qcality and Eicellent Value at a very Reasonable Price. Tourer $1,875, Sedan $2,150. REAL VALUE. BORNEO MOTORS, Ltd. SINGAPORE.93 words
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Article691 1930-09-20 24 THE ISOTH ANNIVERSARY OF A HUMBLE START. The Mulish Sunday School was 150 fears old last July, and during the course of the following few weeks the occasion was celebrated by over 3,000,* o*»> scholars in the I "nited Kingdom (writes Pffed A. Brown in the691 words
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Article315 1930-09-20 24 Conscience is the uninvited guest. It comes to us, as the raven came to the poet, when we least expect it. It conies to us amidst the solitudes ha. It breaks UppO our silences. Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary <315 words
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Article350 1930-09-20 24 Happiness if .^ood, bltt is it, after all, the greatest v'<>«'d If you found yourself in sonic situation which forced the qncitioil, Will you do your duty at whatever cost to your happiness, <>i will you seek to 1 c happy at whatever cost to your duty/"350 words
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Article156 1930-09-20 24 EIGHTEEN CHILDREN ILLS Factory Closed. London, Sept. i The discovery of lx>\" containing pounds (»f arsenic, sufficient to noiJ 200,000 people, has given (Iranian turn to uliat is known as the- "poisone sweets mystery" of a Stoke-on-Treii factory. Eighteen school children aiul iosj adults became seriously ill156 words
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Article39 1930-09-20 24 Nanking, Sept. i;. This afternoon Sir Miles LanpsOSJ, the Foreign Minister, and Mr. C. T. Wang, signed and aachanged notes covering the agreement reached in oos> nection witli the rendition qi the Rritish Concession at Ainoy.39 words
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Advertisement75 1930-09-20 24 I GRAMOPHONE RECORD POSTCARDS. I New Electrically Recorded j DANCE TUNES, FOX TROTS AND t WALTZES. I 13ry tdem-tdeyre really Wonderful i Each 20 cents only. Postage Extra ONLY LIMITED STOCK D. T. LIM COMPANY, I I 353, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, j SINGAPORE. New Selling Agents of Wde Malayan Saturday75 words
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902 1930-09-20 25 ARGUS - Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW. ARGUS BY I To-day Siagtpotl and Selangor meet again, ni Singapore, to fight for the Malaya Cup for soccer. The play in the abtodooed match of three weeks ago was even enough to give promise of a great battle in favourable conditions. Selangor902 words
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Advertisement264 1930-09-20 25 tj ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. f The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I I^^-^flpWff^- v t (Incorh)rated in Straits Skttlemknts). J I HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. <[ f The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of264 words
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Article1487 1930-09-20 26 MINI TES "J fleeting oJ the Council of the Malayan Football Association held at the Seteagoi Club, Kuala Ltmiptir, on Saturday, the > -th August. i< at 10.15 ;ini PRESENT. K. L. Hastie Esq., Singapore (In the Chair Martyn- Esq., Negri Sembiian. A. 0. Wilson Esq., fTiianftnr.1,487 words
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Advertisement329 1930-09-20 26 SCHOOL BOOKS. I School Algebra by Crackney >4 B School Arithmetic by Workman a.97 B Key to the above 3.51 B Tntorial Arithmetic by Work- H man 3.^1 Key to the above 351 fl School Arithmetic by H. S. Hall a.07 B First Course in Hyeiene fT.P.) a.:6 B New329 words
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Article722 1930-09-20 27 Continued from page iS.) tir a IK W career as London's first Keel Theatre." Its programme, VW hour to run through, will taliinir 7, m >lv of the British Movietone NeW m i Mickey Mouse cartoons. STthWtff wffl be open continuously TV lhv and there- will be722 words
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Article471 1930-09-20 27 RETIREMENT OF MR. G. C. CLARKE. PRESENTATION FROM A.P.C. LOCAL STAFF. The members of the local staff of the Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd. at the Company's offices on Thursday morning, last week, made a presentation to their retiring chief, Mr. G. C. Clarke, who left Singapore the following day. The471 words
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Article309 1930-09-20 27 London, Sept. v. A scrutiny of the names of the delegates to the momentous British-India Round-T'ible Conference on India's future constitution reveals some interesting personalities among the diversity of sections represented, including every interest and party, except extreme Nationalists. There are a score of Hindus, including309 words
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Advertisement359 1930-09-20 27 I'COOD BOOHS"! I THE HOLY BIBLE. Authorised J Version. In large variety of* types and bindings. Published a by the British and Foreign* Bible Society, S.P.C.K., Oxford < i University Press, the King's j Printers, and Collins Clear* i > X Type Press. i Price from 50 cents to $10.359 words
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Advertisement166 1930-09-20 28 SINGAPORE HU A PA 0 UNOW MORE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED A THAN EVER BEFORE CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS IN PICTURES FROM CHINA READ P EVERYWHERE IN MALAYA Advertising Subscription Rates Aon application to the Publisher's Agenti THE PHU-YIK PRESS. 240 South Bridge Road, Slngtpor* Phone 7656. I I SAMPLE COPY GLADLY166 words
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Advertisement210 1930-09-20 28 i RECLYKOL! is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone i in the urine of patients after a few days treatment with this preparation was reduced to a minimum, it no j < eliminated altogether, while the various organs210 words
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Advertisement20 1930-09-20 29 |UliiiiiJiiiiJiiiiJiimiiiiil!uiliPiHilJiiJilPJ||jJlJM^ t^» JLAIUr' I fe^* tH.O- -'--^""1" -S^ 1 CIGARETTES I Tl^ I i» Mcd British-American Tob«ci» C^. (Scwmu) LM.20 words
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Article, Illustration168 1930-09-20 30 Sir Herbert Austin, K.8.E., the famous engir^eer-industrial'st and designer of the Austin Seven is congratulating Captain A. C. R. Waite upon a remark able victory at Brooklands Track dun- 3 rhe August Holiday Meeting. The twelve-mile race, which vsas iite-aiiy a runaway one for Waite's Austin, was168 words
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Advertisement469 1930-09-20 31 isiHi avaa qoa hayh I S~k ABOUT THE LIGHTEST OUT- (K^ffer^ BOARD MOTOR IN THE WORLD!!! COST OF OPERATION ABOUT 14 j < CENTS PER HOUR. 19 lbs. in t /A weight. Fitted to any boat in less than bn 5P' two minutes an b e usec^ as an ll|SS|^""*l^^^s^469 words
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Advertisement102 1930-09-20 31 .High Grade, USED FOR EASE {O < S^ AND V SUITABLE FOR \rf SEASON'S GIFT. df The»e are the qaalitles of /f V the /W V 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.102 words
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Advertisement142 1930-09-20 32 y^mk To pay more I V^PB is waste! I //J\/ More economical than most inject////^w»a icides, Black Flag is the deadliest killer pH of them all. Its vapor kill- l«u and in- '/jSQ^S^S. sects— quickly— surelv.Mt i- harmless to humans and pet*, filack I lag has a HOI i^^ 3^^142 words
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Advertisement295 1930-09-20 33 NORMAL TUTORIAL I SERIES. j; I > ax. Approximation m aritbsctlc oii k m. The Normal Mental arithmetic 146 1 .> 1 a|. Aoiotty Points m antnmctic 4. aoived Ida A k a*. Typical Dedncuuas part 1, > ii and Ul tM J ift3 JtMtty points m Bnclid i.j| 1[295 words
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Article450 1930-09-20 34 DOCTOR WARNS SMOKERS. ILLNESSES CAUSED BY OVER INDULGENCE. CIGARETTE LIMIT. What Tobacco Smoke Destroys. A word oi warning about the dangers of cxces>i\c pipe and cigarette smoking is issued b) Dr. Frederick W. Alexander, formerl) medical officer oi Poplar. His views appear in the Medical Preu (1 i Circular, and450 words
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Article505 1930-09-20 34 DEAN SAYS WORK IS LEFT TO OTHER NATIONS. By The Dean of Manchester. Dr. Johnson was an Oxford rowing Blue and a keen sportsman in nil young days. He has walked 6o miles in one day round the Isle of Arran and hai scaled i505 words
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Article230 1930-09-20 34 Little Charlie "Yon do look tired, Mother." I can scarcely raise a hand." Little Charlie "Then I want to tell i you that I've eaten all the strawberry jam." Mother probably received the naive confession with mixed feelings. Doubtless sh€ would be amused— possibly proud at this230 words
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Article325 1930-09-20 34 GREAT BRITAIN READY TO GO FURTHER. Geneva, Sept. IX* Mr. Henderson (Great Britain; in a I si >cc ch in the League Aatembfr ld ke hoped that any decision to prepare a detailed scheme to carry out >i. Briand'* proposed huropean Federation (iv connection with which he quoted325 words
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Advertisement172 1930-09-20 34 THYE CHIANG Co..~IML LADIES GENTS OUTFITTERS. Provision Wine Spirit Merchants Wholesale and Retail Trade Telephone 4617. Adelphi Hotel Buildings. No. 100-102. North Bri ljje Road, SIStiAPOKK. CAR OWNLRS— \Ve can upholster and paint your Car, renew your Hood, Side Screens, Cushion Covers, etc.— cheaper than any firm in Singapore. OUR172 words
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Advertisement54 1930-09-20 35 1 ELIZABETH LIMITED THE ENGLISH HAIR 6* BEAUTY SPECIALISTS. 1 4. PESANG BOAD, (Amber Mansions) t H'# ftMTMtiIM <«l#Wf#«i lf«^a#ttl 9f th§ jHAIR, HEAD, FACE AND FIGURE. Permanent Waving —improved method by Diplomaed Artists. Medical Electricity and Swedish Massage. State Registered Norse. Yeast, Milk and Mod Facial Packs. 'Phone appointments54 words
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Advertisement219 1930-09-20 36 y \.%tf Xgv% Hi g^^^flß gflgi V<^^| g^v^^^^^J^^ g^H^gr^gs^L? -g\_j^flE^P i^gr^fc^S?^BßEft*^fT_^^s^ ■jA^Bw' Set sail for better health THE crew of the Ship of Health are the blood corpuscles and only when that crew is working soundly, carrying health building nutriment to every cell of your muscles and nerves, will your219 words
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Article, Illustration91 1930-09-20 37 Club's latest Amateur Dance Orchestra. The Wig Wogs gave their first performance at Tanglin Club on Saturday September 6th- aiII be playing at the club on Saturday. September 20th and every alter ntte Saturdays until further notice. WE ARE SEVEN. ft t0 r 'grit:91 words
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Article, Illustration96 1930-09-20 38 Preparations. Bow. Phelps, 2. Price, 3. Rycroft, Stroke. Booth, Cox. Balton.- Pigge. 3ow. Stone, 2. Haydon. 3. Bedduiph, Stroke. Andersor. Cox. bowman. Winners of Club Pairs— Cox, A. H. Blake, (in front), Stroke, V. Kelly, Bow, G. C. R. Franks. Jackson (left) winner of96 words
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Advertisement182 1930-09-20 39 /J<w/</j» o/ /A* Hestclox family H it Jf M "TV3R twenty years Big Ben has been demonr strating his dependability and usefulness in millions of homes. Over this long period of years Big Ben has kept pace with the times '.in style in design. He has proven that when an182 words
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Advertisement75 1930-09-20 39 FRANCE OFFERS US THE PRODUCT OF HER CHOICEST VINEYARDS. GOLDEN GUINEA SPARKLING MUSCATEL Aj^^ilt Quart -S3 94 duty included HHI LOOK FOR THE GUINEA COIN I^l TRAM MARK N EVERY BOTTLE l £^i It is tfe Matt Mark JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG IPOH.75 words
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Article75 1930-09-20 40 76 DEATHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES LAST YEAR. London. Sept. sth. Unusual deaths last year in England and Wales are disclo>ed in the returns of the Registrar-General for last year. Seventy-six men and women died as the result of falling out of bed, oj75 words
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Article160 1930-09-20 40 FRANCE AND GERMANY. Paris, Aug. 18th. The publication of (General yon Seeckt's hook, in which the Chief of Staff of the German Ary outlines the plan of tlie next war against France, lias resulted in anxious discussion* revealing that the fear of a German attack is160 words
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Article110 1930-09-20 40 In our anxious care for to-morrow, we fail to enjoy the bhssings of to-day; we spend our lives anticipating, but not realising for, as soon as we have reached a desired point, we see beyond us something to reach after which we iKlieve to he necessary to our happiness.110 words
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Advertisement147 1930-09-20 40 4 ,V, x A vxTJUMbV a r k iirc i LAn>lt-5» i HATS* DRESSES, SHOES, ETC. i > Of the latest fashion and design always In stock. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. Z. PATTARA, (Eittbd. 1904) '> 52, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. TUNG^HOI Merchant Tailor 23-11 Coleaan Street. SINGAPORb Our r<\jk Ex147 words
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Article978 1930-09-20 41 mn a your own lawmen and 11 H- often thirds ottered, U, tones of varying in t h€ curse of tre ages! lt passionate indignation they rth from the lips of many d mant a s be saw bis neigh in "Otters uith uhich tto meddle. And,978 words
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Article730 1930-09-20 41 NEED OF STUDY. Among the reports published by the J. mbeth Conference there is one which on the need for the tiudy and teaching "t Christian doctrine. In it an appeal is made to l>oth clergy and laity for an increased intellectual interest in the faith730 words
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Article392 1930-09-20 41 God Is Joy. We are inclined to believe that ennui, like all vices and faults, is the natural punishment of mind wavering or indifferent with regard to religion, in fact, the outcome, of a Godless life, or at least a life estranged from Cod. For where He392 words
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Article938 1930-09-20 42 1 am led to quote a sentence of Edmund liurke, of whom it is said, in spite of his delects, "N« OH* that ever lived used the general ideas of the thmkei mart mcceaafaUy to Mgc the partkolai problem of the statesman," and whoae charmini essay, "01938 words
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Article176 1930-09-20 42 True gentleness is stronger than violence, and the kindly word is usually more than I match for the angry one. Looked at from the broader point °f view we find that the fighters have a way of obliterating themselves, while the meek inherit the earth. The fighter may l>e176 words
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Article485 1930-09-20 42 THOMAS SCRIPTOR - THE GRACE OF GRATITUDE. THOMAS SCRIPTOR By The ferae* after-meant (> i our vvell-brought-Up childhood was often slurred through perfunctorily More passing t<> the next interest of the day. Never did it occur to us or to our elders that we were expressing not thanks, but a petition for a485 words
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Advertisement263 1930-09-20 42 Tlinc WMU a young I man at Shanghai, M Had pimples, which I maJc him so shy, I I 'Ut a friend did I assure him, That Pinkcttes would I cure him, And now he gets plcntec glad-eye!" I S^Vf Clear Your r*- i I Complexion. ?y >I I I263 words
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Article923 1930-09-20 43 ihough it may sound, I perspective of Britain's can be obtained by first few exceptional departn life in which we are perior. After that, we clear field in which to too many detractors of things British, writes in Pearson's Vi undoubtedly behindhand advtf n <j of our923 words
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42 1930-09-20 43 Peking, Sept. 9. Amidst very colourful ceremonies the new Northern Government was formally inaugurated this morning 1 when Yen Hsi Shan took the oath as President of the State Council. A holiday was proclaimed throughout the Northerners' :erritory.42 words
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Article122 1930-09-20 43 London, Aug. 38. The heavy depression which has long prevailed in the Stock Exchange lifted yesterday, owing, according to several City correspondents, to rumours of a political change connected with the conference between Mr. Lloyd George and the Government regarding unemployment. The City correspondient of The122 words
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Article127 1930-09-20 43 19-YEARS-OLD SOUTH AFRICAN GIRL'S GREAT FEAT. A 1 9-year-old South African girl, Peggy Duncan, has swum the Channel from Cap Grisnez to Dover in i6Jf hours. Miss Duncan was one of three girb who were to attempt to swim the channel this year and who, with127 words
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67 1930-09-20 43 PARTY LEADERS' VOLUNTARY EXCLUSION. London, Aug. 37. The Parliamentary correspondent of The Times understands that the party leaders, Messrs. Mac Donald, Baldwin and Lloyd George, have agreed that I their names should not be submitted as members of the party panels for the Round67 words
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