Malayan Saturday Post, 23 January 1932
1932-01-23
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Title Section17 1932-01-23 1 The Malayan Saturday Post mwAwtAVmS fADINQ PiatMo<mWmos(/*^ G J^HBs ■VOL. DC. N5. 1. JAlttMftY 23, 1032. FGFGGF17 words
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Advertisement23 1932-01-23 1 i^TßlffiF*l I > MlWl' r fflf fi* i^t''''ff flniWy •flit AP&MARAN'&m Bfe^l -2^Ljk^^3it^BßiEM& ■> \f” ml^isT -.^4 iiiiiiii^tftftttiiuiiJiiiuuililllllllltlllillHlllllllUllllll lUIIU! IBilUiilHl Illltllfli HiilMoi BaMlWMlHillHliHmmif**"*^*** f raky23 words
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Article, Illustration36 1932-01-23 2 •SpL" _*sfi____r MbM^^^^^^HjAh^BiftnAritoM oTJU^^BIV^PV' jaaimM —m^imamtazmamw mm rm^^ m]mm^ m a' PHM^Btt^ir*, G ,*G _M^K_i^_^_E— tf_s__«-F-^N” ____p^_R__H-_! ffi*'' i .V > _&il__G BJBJwFRHHP^ I*'1 "*y^%*". *-j|__p-Pv mfmmmihnmmrj -M*t*lm OAT |%f ?«Jt'- 'Y.- v 'j.36 words
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Article, Illustration193 1932-01-23 2 wf ~*~> SfeMbv lunar t Tli'taAfM* 1 MnftfllhflAl Mcdfe, fmimhxg "aa Stmn k i. Diagram A. and tMkbnkts until I tfc* bead faimWaV Set Pitgrwn tin the- midffia. or at one endl fmi -ton vanr the abaoa of <3i* I^td. :-^kili 4o«im ifca «*J of tfre pa^af J 1193 words
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Article, Illustration278 1932-01-23 2 ♦*yw*w ttti 1 M livl 1 taNc fcople ai I pOfflrihlj to ijjpcnters will bftvo f"l I •Bi is tnftde k gfcrips of 11 ■*»f ;;^l^'LvS^H» wide piece to th* tdgt o£ the ow jfcee, m Aoim at A, ing the ibeut <hret i lies ape* #44 ooattttf- king278 words
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Advertisement62 1932-01-23 2 Jri/e Orang& I THE FINEST OF ALL ORANGBPI&NKS& I Ibb^b^b^bT *^blb^b^b^^ Ibl ib 0 ffgiL iM I- k!^^ i HI BY H^^^^^^L l t T BJ 1 < Ib^B^Kb^D^Dh Bb^b^b^b^b^beb^k i 1 1 B^B^Bbb^B^bl S^bl^bl 't-a^B^h^Bß^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^Rtri^^^\!Zi3E(^BHß^B^Hß^Bar' 1 i BHh I'] Phone 68I« for your ra f^^^|^| -M IB* Bv~bbV yD«62 words
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Article553 1932-01-23 3 "Did you read much fiction while you were away, Mrs. I Brown? Yes, my liusband sent me a letter nearly every day." Mrs. Webb: "In which month is it unlucky to marry? Mr. Webb: You know we were married m May." Mankind knows nothing of women's clothes.553 words
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Advertisement209 1932-01-23 3 ME**** 1 1 "GOLD LEAF' 1 CEYLON TEA! ended from the choicest leaves I high elevation proprietary lales to produce the Best Tea lainable m packet form, no In of production cost has been Led In achieving the object m I view. A il DEALERS THROUGHOUT MALAYA. Sole Agents: F209 words
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Advertisement121 1932-01-23 3 INSURE YOUR EYE-SIGHT ■BT with -m LAZARUS CAPITOL BUILDINGS Tel. No. 2751. wee bros. UNDERTAKERS Monumental Masons and Marblt Merchants, No. 156, Selegie Rd., Singapore Tel No. 3869. Fresh Floral Wreaths Made Tt Order. Artificial Wreaths Always In Stock. Italian Marble Memorial of Any Design Made to Order. Prompt Attention121 words
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389 1932-01-23 4 " Quiz - SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. "Quiz" By' «j» «j» «j» «j» »j» It is rumoured that a scheme for Rubber Restriction is "under consideration." That's not only a "smile of the week." It is the Smile of the Century." 0 Another rumour, which I atr authorised to contradict, is389 words
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252 1932-01-23 4 STUDY RAJAH SHORT-HAND WORLD'S BEST. Brown secretly worshiped the pretty typist who worked m the same office with him. The young clerk, however, possessed little manly beauty, and was very shy and retiring. Wliec Christmas came along he decided to give her a present. Taking his courage m both hands,252 words
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Advertisement388 1932-01-23 4 ICT u.!l tfct v-r. hold f..r VOt I Will VOC bt n l-t tepn I«W« jTl^H^ i ff SSTISS* H* 1 Lkl 1^ Hut independence cm brine? .xmhymkn |llf M 'r,'»"\f J ilic PRIDENT polk) is the IDJ-AI. POUOI for the lAMIIA MAN. -;>. sinfi apore. U\ U nwti the388 words
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Article1309 1932-01-23 5 I London, Dec. 27. HUMANISING JAPAN. "Japan"— A Short Cultural History by G. B. Sansoni, (The Cresset Press, y>/-) is all too short.. It leaves its readers looking back to the year IS6B at the moment when feudalism m Japan was abolished and the monarchy restored. Every reader,1,309 words
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Advertisement197 1932-01-23 5 t* *5» *2* *5* *w* *w* *5* *5* *2* *w* *X* *5* *5* *5* *w* *2* *5* I MALAYA'S LARGEST SPORTING j GOODS STORE f < For anything and everything phone 2938 < I Jljlk RE-STRINGING A SPECIALITY j M|te!!;;M have tropical guts I §i;p|p|§| TO SUIT ALL pockets. ♦>197 words
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Advertisement82 1932-01-23 6 TALLULAH-The Magnificent-Glamorous Beauty |H| v Mated with great personal charm. WM. I Two fascinating stars together for the first time ITALLULAH BANKHEAD and| f FREDRIC MARCH PARAMOUNTT_SENSATIONAL HIT I I <;r MY^SIN" I A TENSE LOVE DRAMA i Watch for screening date I If It-s A Paramount P.cture It's The82 words
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Advertisement136 1932-01-23 6 Stipciflllv UPB^Sif! For New Year ■^ilMv II I I full-page exclusive studio studies of plates. Price $3-°° j Tiger Tim's own hook. Contains i" 1 many stories an<i pictures of the irtSrtlSi^fc^?/^ famous Bruin Boys— fine school i mlaJFah iJif C 1 a!l1^ a^ ve nture stories, fairy tale-. js^Si^^l~/136 words
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Article, Illustration33 1932-01-23 8 SOME STRIKING COSTUMES. COSTISUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE. Miss Scott (second from right) won the prize for the best fancy costume at Raffles Hotel.33 words
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Advertisement224 1932-01-23 9 I A Toilet Luxury.^^S^Jr I A Soap for the Toilet which by its I perfect purity, its exquisite fragrance I and delightfully soothing lather appeals I to everyone who appreciates the SLIJIOI Goodwins Manchester, SOLE AGENTS «*•■•■•■■>■••«••■•■ •■■■■•■a titiitm mi miiiiiii j HERE'S A SHIRT THAT FITS AND KEEPS ON224 words
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Advertisement116 1932-01-23 9 Correctly Made OF SOUND WELL SEASONED TIMBER BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED U r TEAK S BLAtKWOOD FURNITURE I AT FAIR PRICES CAN NOW BE OBTAINED I at SUN WAH, Victoria Street I Enquiries Inspection (Cordially Jnvitec r m^ B/ J The Sun Wah Company I 380, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I {hockey sticks116 words
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Article4102 1932-01-23 10 ROLAND PERTWEE - ROLAND PERTWEE j OUR NEW SERIAL STORY. BY 7 (THE NOVEL IS BASED ON THE PLAY IN WHICH I MR JOHN HASTINGS TURNER COLLABORATED WITH THE AUTHOR). I COPYRIGHT RESERVED BY REUTER. j t CHAPTKR SEVEN. With the departure of Ramage, a cloud of officialdom melted from4,102 words
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Advertisement150 1932-01-23 10 I "RADIO HOME" 1\ yn»TH RHIDCt ROAD. SINGAHOHK. j Just unpacked MULTI Range of MAINS RADIO j j Hydra: Franklin: T.C.C: Formo: Dubillier: Graham- Fan sfi_: j I Paper, Mains Mica Condensers. 1 Blue Spot 66R Speakers: Undy Super Dynamic 8 Pole. j Grawor Elite Speakers: Lanchester P /Magnet Speakers.150 words
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Advertisement113 1932-01-23 11 Ui <=^° 1/ I DELICIOUS IN COFFEE 0 o n Have you considered how much your a VI cup of coffee could be improved by 01 o I the addition of only one spoonful of rt "MILKMAID" Sweetened Condensed Q Milk. 0 Hi The addition of this world-famous milk f|113 words
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Advertisement158 1932-01-23 12 f F. A. LELAH Co. J Ko. 48, North Bridge Road, Singapore. 'Phone 6656 j Great Annual Clearance Sale. I j New Year goods are marked down j within the reach of all, viz: Silk and Silk goods, Draperies, Jewelleries, j Perfumeries, Fancy goods, Toys and j Crackers. Dress-making and158 words
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Advertisement381 1932-01-23 12 I Estate U 1 rust Agencies (1927) Limited, j A TRUST COMPANY REG'|TERED UNDER THE TRUST j i POMPANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH StCUKITY DEPOSITED WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS j j ucruo c GOVERNMENT. i REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: j I Nos. l!T& 3 RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, j I i381 words
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Article, Illustration435 1932-01-23 13 intot bTUNES ILLUSTRATE DIFFERENT TYPES OF MURAL CARVING. The three photos of grave-stones with clear inscriptions come from a forgotten early capital of Johore up the Sayong river whither Portuguese in ips chased the (Via lays m 1536. A spot where the Malays felled a treeChina Mail; F.J. Trenscin; Johore Bahru; F. jm Tremuin, fokort hahru. - 435 words
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Article, Illustration120 1932-01-23 14 Dr. E J. de Cruz Assistant Medical Officer .Tapah, (seated m the centre), was entertained at a farewell tea-party by the public of Tapah I c n th %J? e Of oo s r( tirement from FMs Medlc Service, after long120 words
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Article2201 1932-01-23 15 OUR LONDON LETTER. V IT* THE KING'S SECOND SON. BRITISH AIRMAN'S FINE RECORD. A WORLD-WIDE PEACE CALL. FRENCH ART TREASURES FOR LONDON. London, Dec. iS. The Duke of York's Birthday. The Duke of York recently attained his thirty-sixth year, but iii view of the need for national economy, no special2,201 words
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Advertisement75 1932-01-23 15 Screening J)ate J) rawing J/earerTHE PICTURE YOU CRAVE TO SEE- tB&&^s£ .~*jtiti&&&%BE* Bum ice^e />v/h "CAST OF 8OP.N&O" v/v^wa*. Specially produced m the wilds of PAHANG and BORNEO, m August 1930. SEE THE KRAKATUA* VOLCANOE THROWING OUT RED HOT LAVaI Malayan Scenery -Musie-sdaneing AMAZING THRILIING GRIPPING I w -^^A^lA I75 words
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Advertisement121 1932-01-23 16 I£:^^|, P^^ PS. p !g^ EVERY NOW %^'^y ANDTHEN TAKE p!!!I^ X Oliver laxative H W?mW PERFECTION Ck.^^^ <♦ v Specific For Diabetes Dr. Winkler's I "DIABETONIT." $2 per bottle or $20 per dozen. i Sincere's ••SPECIAL HAIR CREAM." j Large size 35 cents per J bottle or $3.50 per121 words
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Article987 1932-01-23 17 MR. FOO WHA CHENG'S SCHEME - PEWTERWARE INDUSTRY FOR MALAYA. MR. FOO WHA CHENG'S SCHEME i Mr. Foo Wha Cheng, the prominent mine owner and i merchant of Ipoh, has sent us the following memorandum for f publication. His plea for local consumption of tin through i the establishment of a local smelting works for the987 words
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Advertisement89 1932-01-23 17 The Passing Show W6at is 6ere to-day is very often gone tomorrow. you may never see sister m a bowler dat again! IV6en is back Jiome you 11 forget dow r 6e hjj^^jJ looked m a topi. Wde sBaby is only a baby once fi^Jj^fSSifei.^ 1 an d ediidren always89 words
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246 1932-01-23 18 The Malayan Saturday Post. January 23 1932. 'WARE "CUSTOMS UNION"! It would appear that opinion is steadily crystallising against the Malayan Customs Union proposal. When it was first mooted there were many people who confessed to being attracted by it. In eliminating: a multiplicity of frontier barriers and the commercial246 words
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Article294 1932-01-23 18 With all the goodwill m the world towards the Government (aiid it is not our way to criticise for criticism's sake, as seems to be the tendency m some quarters) it is difficult to feel anything but profound dissatisfaction with the official attitude regarding the Shipping Conferences, and294 words
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Article208 1932-01-23 18 ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEDICATION. The seventieth anniversary of the Dedication of St. Andrew's Cathedral will be celebrated tomorrow. This is an event not only of parochial but of diocesan interest, for to Singapore belongs the honoured privilege of possessing the Mother Church of the Diocese. The services208 words
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Advertisement45 1932-01-23 18 BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H.N. BIiCKEKIDGE The European Artist-Phoicgrapher. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE I TIMES. i LAIDLAW BUILDING Phone 7898' Throat •Trouble PORMAMINT The Germ-killing Throat tablet conquers Sore Throat and protects you against infectious diseases* At ml' CkemistM and Stortt.45 words
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Advertisement22 1932-01-23 19 I /fm aY cAonqe /h Size J{ ft llf Uo oAanqe m Qua/ify l)o cAange m Price MALAYA'S «3A7* STANDARD I?^s/ CIGARETTE/^^^v22 words
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819 1932-01-23 20 " Argus - SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW. Argus." it By T# i 1 1 1 1 1^ aaaaaaa One anticipation about the 1 Malaya Cup rugger final was ful- 1 filled— that it would b c a very hard game, and a toss-up as to the result. Another, that Perak819 words
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Advertisement104 1932-01-23 20 I ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. ASSET 6 EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANOfc m The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and104 words
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Advertisement89 1932-01-23 21 I FOR SALE •> I Gestetner Duplicating machine for sale m per- feet condition. Cost $600 a (dollars five hundred): •> j owner wiling to part with same for dollars two x hundred and fifty. Apply to: MRS. COOPER-ABBS, 2, Victoria Street, •> Singapore. J x aJm^BHß^^^Bfca^fl bwbl bm^^*^ I89 words
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Article709 1932-01-23 22 THE SUMMONS TO DISARM. All Creeds United. "The spirit of fear still haunts *he nations. It is this which makes them cling nervously to their armaments."— The Archbishop of Canterbury. The utterance of a national prayer for world disarmament becomes a solemn act when it709 words
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Advertisement106 1932-01-23 22 if t^^7\ WEAKNESS, ln\>s\ DEBTLITV §D A WEM I A W^^DES CH I EN S 'Syrup WWi 7/ La of Haemoglobin 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, etc* '1106 words
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Article, Illustration250 1932-01-23 23 The 16th Conference of the associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce of British Malaya was held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce on the I Ith instant. Front row, left to right:— Mr. Geoh Chan Boon (Singapore), Mr. Lav Liang Gan (Selangor), Mr.250 words
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Advertisement239 1932-01-23 25 REGLYKOL cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical ,vsis that the quantity of sugar and acetone m the urine I i -atients after a few days treatment with his preparation was luced to a minimum, if not eliminated altogether, while the rioui organs of the body regained their normal239 words
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Advertisement221 1932-01-23 25 Banish fs!p Malarial Debility fl TIKE a shadow of menace JLf malarial debility is hovering over every inhabitant of hot countries. Only too often this slow, unostentatious danger is overlooked; once the parasites have been con* quered by quinine, the patient regards himself ai cured, but the battle has only221 words
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Advertisement129 1932-01-23 26 I Dang^/? I I FLY-TOUCHC/) I I pIILTHY flies carry germs of deadly ff J? diseases! It has been proved that m flies spread scarlet fever, infantile di- J^ arrhea, typhoid fever, and other fatal diseases. Death may come into your home on the wings of flies. Kill them quickly,129 words
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Advertisement110 1932-01-23 27 IP_^^__J3^^. Staying too water. This may result m shivering, headache and a feeling of malaises If you feel any of these effects, take Qaf&s ASPIRIN at once, since this wonderful remedy is the best companion for every athlete exposed to prolonged exertion, heat and changes of temperature. Bayer's Aspirin soon110 words
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Advertisement317 1932-01-23 28 AUSTIN SEVENS have been on ihe road for neail) H ten years. In spite of this, the manof adorers II have not bad to alter their original design except A m regard to detail improvements. They have W A been copied the world over bat never bettered. How to make317 words
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Advertisement47 1932-01-23 28 THE MOST COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT OP ITS KIND IN TOE WHOLE OP MALAYA. i Singapore Casket Co., UNDERTAKERS, Monumental Masons j and j Marble Merchants I Nos. 1 3 PENHAS ROAD, Off Lavender Street. I Telephone N«. 607 5 I j i AFTER OFFICE HOVRS Telrplion* 6072 J47 words
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Article, Illustration64 1932-01-23 29 CONTINUED OVER The Teams. From right to left:— Mrs. Caldecott (who presented the trophy), Capt. M. Brock Birkett, D.5.0., R.N., the Hon. Mr. A. Caldecott (Chief Secretary, F.M.S. and President of the Malaya Cup Committee). Incidents of the play. Mrs. Caldecott presenting the "Malaya" Cup to64 words
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Advertisement97 1932-01-23 31 MALAYA S j 111 NEWEST j JWIL M °ST DELICIOUS I iH f I DRINK i fs®£ I HUM i UK 1 MADE FROM THE J FINEST IMPORTED KH FRUITS i PRODUCT OF i PHOENIX AERATED WATER WORKS SINGAPORE. TAKE YOUR DOCTOR'S TIP I L o^ mVu/f f /il^f #^A97 words
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Advertisement211 1932-01-23 31 Boords Gins. OLD JH^ tom 2y FOR jP| PAHITS. J M INSISf ON THE CIN WITH fni CAT BARREL Mhff TR4DE MARK. Ite'AiMil GIN COCKTAILS. I^JW JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) ESTABLISHED 1845. SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANQ IPOM STRAITS ROMANISED MALAY STORY J J BOOKS. j Ow Liat211 words
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Article324 1932-01-23 32 RESPONSIBLE TO THE EMPEROR ALONE. It is now maintained m the Japanese Press that the Japanese troops m Manchuria are subject only to orders of the Emperor, as Commander-in-Chief of the forces, and cannot take orders from any lesser authority without reflecting on the Throne. Neither the324 words
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Advertisement247 1932-01-23 32 Dr. Williams' Pink I I €^t ffk ffi) pills are une 9 ualm II I 9 *i m J? lcd f° r P^maturs II "Poor Wilson! He looks old enough I to be Ms own grandfather/ 1 "&)onf be an object of pity!" I However much others may sympathise, the247 words
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Article, Illustration816 1932-01-23 33 Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell - Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell I LESSONS TAUGHT BY CAMPING. J (B< FENDING FOR YOURSELF. Some years ago a man went out into the woods m America to try whether he could live like the prehistoric men tiseii to do; that is to say he816 words
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Advertisement235 1932-01-23 33 jffi^k PROTECTION *j&mm*mm3S^\ Modern parents are rightly {ojWm^ --^^^fc. Jtf^f prejudiced against the oldyCttM^i C^^^^B^^7 fashioned regnlur dosing of 4 A^jj Jib children with medicines. The Pv v^M^|j^^^^^W| jflßy// less medicine a child has to I tKn\ Hk/ take, the better. To maintain L^JMT J mi! HL children m health235 words
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Article707 1932-01-23 34 Mathetes - Mathetes. By +> •!••> WORDS OF COMFORT. DETACHED FROM THE WORLD. We dwelt last week upon that insistent craving we all know so well, to seclude ourselves from the world and its, clamour, to get away into a wilderness whither no sight or sound of our customary environment707 words
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Article248 1932-01-23 34 This day brings to you it> share of duties, opportunities and responsibilities. The spirit m which you approach the work and activities of this new day will vitally affect the results. Go forward with large confidence and high expectation Be faithful to your obligations and discharge every duty with248 words
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Article79 1932-01-23 34 Friend and Father Jesus is your Faher No one is as much a father to us as He. All Fatherhood comes from Him; He alone loves you as much as all fathers together have ever loved their children. Where is the child who does not trust m his father? where79 words
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Advertisement40 1932-01-23 34 ♦♦♦^00,^.^. I THE TYPEWRITING t SCHOOL. Established 1906. Principal MRS. COOPER-ABBS. 2, Victoria St., Singapore. Typewriting and Shorthand efficient m 3 months. Type- writing of any nature undertaken. Manuscript work a speciality. Classes for "Raja M shorthand for ladies. 140 words
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Advertisement78 1932-01-23 34 THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Single Copy 20 cents. Within British Outside British Malaya. Malaya. 3 months $2.50 *3 months $3«*5 6 months 4.75 t> months 6.05 12 months 9.00 12 months 11.60 NOTE:— Please add 25 cents to cover bank commission on outstation cheques. SUBSCRIPTION FORM. 1K5....78 words
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Article, Illustration86 1932-01-23 35 Place, fed I dark St*aia rt the time had niake an fr tunes of hjfi SSBb < i^^ r father to j| y^ats previfli 2 nor ou iy aBl ik Dci >nging to lift dbltf* iinl rc!i;^. from wj| r efore, f^pj^fl'^ hfl ntfl|t|nii <M*tl 1 711 mured th»86 words
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Advertisement63 1932-01-23 35 I **t.' fit ■•"•iJ o~^ *lE__l^W*** 1| M **F** *Wl** *__>__i^|it' -xjtwffejyf "c^ *-A'^^_fe^* !^»gE^-^-" c &7^ r -ttxJ*4 J'zW&^'m. _R *3f__t]t3^m *^^^JL^~^^* _r__f**^' *-ai-S- G. __feG v Bk fißi". ;*__a ;_l SBJt^ 1 B__B_B9L B^ -LaaW' lm t_»P^ _?__3rai B3lW__ __E* t- RVvGBJ*rW* V_.v^' _■'■•'< 4H I V Ufv|f63 words
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