Malayan Saturday Post, 7 August 1926
1926-08-07
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Title Section39 1926-08-07 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER, 1 11 vi ii ____b«b_______---««"«-»-" a PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY j 1 —1 1 VOL. 111. NO- 29. Z mmmmmmM mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm SINGAPORE, AUG. 7. 1926. PRICE 20 CENTS j > ___-_-^_-_-B_--__--B--n-H-----B---» I39 words
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Advertisement184 1926-08-07 1 /I PATHONI-BD BY ROYALTY 4k if I ___B bstd jp^^S^^Sw_rJ^sr^-, '^__fl____r r I <_i TELEPHONE 336 -1, R_ i I r_K Es TH^__H____i >s 2 Silver Mounted if Gel- Silver C_ull____ Skiel-a 1 I Time For Sports Suggests siw-TTi. c.,. I I st* r ii.t siw.. #i The Need of184 words
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Advertisement266 1926-08-07 2 L H£NHXS<Hi UNL BIBBY LINE- Ij 4 \*t 8888W 7 I m -LZI '"^T" r* V Al}H±U' If- MmH^^ m^^*^* r P j U.j^BBBBBCtO^- 3BIBBBP 4BnrBWBJ^ *SK -nBBK Bf\ 3B^ I Sbbbwt itsm» aicii«k tiarr iK*f a» 9*ct bI I sl\r;.j: 1 Ibbbbb w: Tiniwiß .KHT'i: 3 B .fc,_ 'i^^^to*-266 words
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Article563 1926-08-07 3 lie (angrily) Do you always believe everything every fool tells you?" She (sweetly) No, darling. Hut sometimes you do sound SO plausible." 1 We are told that the state of the Liberal party docs not give unalloyed i satisfaction. Lord Oxford's joy is certainly not a Lloyd.563 words
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Advertisement351 1926-08-07 3 FOR Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumeries, Surgical Instrument and Appliances at roclc-bottom prices, please order direct from Sincere Dispensary. Limited, Ilicorporntwl m Sui_Hporr| 48-2, Hill Street. Telegraphic Address "SINCERE" l Branch:— ll Chiilia Street. Telegrphic Address "KEWSUTONG" Wholesale and Retail Suppliers to Estates, Hospitals, Dispensaries and Mines. We assure prompt execution351 words
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Advertisement169 1926-08-07 4 Revolution m Clocks 3 BULLE-CLOCKS Bj are ELECTRICALLY driven. f _j ONCE PUT IN POSITION U NO WINDING J NO ATTENDANCE FOB lo YEARS fi A large variety at all better H Watch-dealers. N 2 j It Costs Nothing f [f3Qjfr§b& \i t0 ns P et 'he Wholesale only fnmi169 words
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Article, Illustration186 1926-08-07 5 'I lv cricket iuatt.li l.ctwccn tlu Colony ami I' M.S., [dayed .it Kuala Limi] vi during tht holidays and won l.\ tin lattei, was witnessed by .1 e crowd i>f enthusiasts lv tlu above photograph of the teams will also noticed Hi- ICxcclkno tinO.Y. Kok; Nakajima & Co.; Lim Thian Po - 186 words
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Advertisement15 1926-08-07 6 FJiiiiimiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I Ife* _i Hk H mb l m^^m*^ wA^. 5f _TJ _J~~E_~< k IHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli^15 words
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Advertisement308 1926-08-07 7 m CARLSBERG BEER jjß B_;l TUT lirt'T I i^V\ V/ 1 WEAKNESS, g|j Inh BhSI. r aj^i Obtainable from all dealers V'!X^-C p@H nd b y the case fr m A N __P M I A East AMdticCo.,Ltd. nFcrHIrMC v&S&A DESCHIENS |^r| SINGAPORE SYRUP Soltt I fTI DOrterS Niaa&*t IOXXQ308 words
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Article1189 1926-08-07 8 PERIL OF NEW ARMAGEDDON IN 1928. It necdi hut i monent't pause m the mad whnl of life as we know it to-day to enable one to realise- the existence of I ■ptlit "f unrest, of vague imiaiiinM stirring the people, Writes 11. J. Stiutton ICditor1,189 words
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Article433 1926-08-07 8 INGENIOUS INVENTION BY SIR WALTER HILLIER. Sir Walter Ilillier, DOW almost blind, who will be remembered m China as one of three famous brothers -Consular iHillier, Customs Ilillier and Hank Hillier has put his well-earned retirement to good purpose and invented what the "Daily Express M described433 words
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Article25 1926-08-07 8 THE WORTH OF A WOMAN One woman is worth five men am it is high time that the men knew il --The Rev. William Younger.25 words
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Advertisement33 1926-08-07 8 j The Malayan Exhibition Kuala Lumpur, August 27th to 3oth. •> •> •> •> •> •> •> •> •> DEPARTMENTAL EXHIBITS. •> 2 Agriculture, Town Planning, i •> Forestry, Malaria Advisory Board, v Surveys, Infant Welfare. •> *f •> *i* •> •> Special Exhibit Rubber Propaganda m •> ft33 words
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Article1441 1926-08-07 9 OUR SERIAL STORY A TALE OF LOVE AND INTRIGUE by RONALD VANE Author of Butterfly oi die Cabaret," Serat the Sheik," etc. CHAPTER »a. WOODWARD'S GAME OF BLUFF. "Well, here's health!" Barrowby raised his glass to his lii*. Woodward, seeing nothing else for it,1,441 words
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Advertisement159 1926-08-07 9 FOR HIGH GIADE PHOTOGRAPHS One that yon can show or give to your relatives and friends, with a great deal of satisfaction and pride GO TO LEE BROTHERS 48-5. Hill Street. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporate* l m the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque de I'lndo159 words
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Article1551 1926-08-07 10 PREVENTIVES OF NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. Ry Quiz." hit of the depths «»f ;i vast experience, I would altruistically <>tTu a few Suggestions for the benefit of tboSC who, unprofeaakmally, "go down to tlu sea m shipe." Incidentally, that quotation has always seemed to Ille to be a little1,551 words
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Advertisement197 1926-08-07 10 a. S ia v^ ROUND— THE— WORLD w _P*^»*j^^:s2_**-*t__ VE^aJ? Vfck (^"k// tmjaKXtm*\Mii x :^tn^^___^T^ \r# \^v TRANS-PACIFIC I 7 v a _nni«as^'^P i> v v V j v \j DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ttSBSSi-l Excellent Accommodations-Superior Service i FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS EUROPE-ROUND-THE-WORLD. j FEATURES. ROUND THE WORLD. 22!E5E P^ LX FORTNIGHTLY197 words
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517 1926-08-07 11 H all the things I saw m Rangoon, says R. Whiteing m the Wide World Magazine, I verily believe that what will linger longest m my memory are the crows assuredly the most amazingly human-like birds I have ever eno untered.517 words
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Advertisement262 1926-08-07 11 DR. HORTON ON THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. There are strong interests m the world, all committed to war and the continuance of war. There is ignorance the worst of all the foes of progress; there is the pessimistic view that people adopt so eaafly, that war is inevitable, Just as262 words
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Advertisement451 1926-08-07 11 _w>w^_f_' ■mv^ v ___W _H__W__l9£^H_&-* BF vqe "■~_9_i '.'im vi^b "EVINRUDES WIN AGAIN! j j| IN THE OPEN RACES HELD AT JOHORE FOR BOATS EQUIPPED WITH ANY MAKE OF OUTBOARD MOTOR IN HONOUR OF H.H. THE SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY, ON I9TH AND 20TH SEPTEMBER, 1925, THE RESULTS WERE AS FOLLOWS:- X451 words
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Article445 1926-08-07 12 THE HUSBAND'S MARTYRDOM. One of the greatest troubles al*>ut maiiiage nowadays is the difficulty some of us married men have m living up to the accepted idea of a henpecked husband, writes Robert Magill m the Sunday Pictorial." Thanks to the efforts of humorous445 words
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Advertisement55 1926-08-07 12 _____A a_ _s s 'l -l» _l _T _k -B ii _n_a iiiTT-iliiir'i mm\M\ r V I S<ircteJ w'EiMBLEY. m 9m M Peerless i M As typical of the North as snow-capped Ben Nevis, and as much higher thun Ky Ifflf/f/t A wiYm Wj im^^ w 'A ml A mm55 words
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Article84 1926-08-07 13 are closely related. The mind cannot be clear when the intestinal tract is clogged, for thus i>oisons enter the 1)1(kh1 which affect the jKnvers of thought. To remedy constipation and ensure daily regularity use Hnkettes. As a liver regulator, and to quickly check bilious attacks,84 words
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310 1926-08-07 13 WHY SHOULD WOMEN NOT GET ON IN THE SAME WAY AS MEN Does the Hope of Marriage Make Them Indifferent to Their Profession Why should women not get on m the Sine way as men Is this solely to Ik ascril>ed to the hostile attitude Of the men? Or perhaps310 words
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Advertisement217 1926-08-07 13 Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappi (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated m Holland) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 3640 with sub-connections to:— Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., General Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept. and Passage Dept. REPRESENTATIVE for Singapore and Straits Settlements of217 words
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349 1926-08-07 14 The Malayan Saturday Post. August 7, 1926. THE BOY SCOUTS. Auo nst promises to be i month of activity for the Hoy Scouts of Malaya. Last Monday a Rally was held m Il>oh for the Scouts of the Perak Association. The Singapore Scouts have their annual instruction camp from August349 words
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Article354 1926-08-07 14 We have received many complaints recently with regard to certain matters which are- I menace to the health A Singapore. While admitting that some of tlie complaints are somewhat tm-reas<-;nal)le there are others which appear to us to call for attention. In certain parts of the town ash354 words
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Article401 1926-08-07 14 The best wishes of all sensible people on both sides of the Atlantic will bewail the deputation which has gone from America to Kngland to discuss the whole question of "rum-running." One does not need to be an ardent prohibitionist to deplore the attempts made, and very often successfully,401 words
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Article1009 1926-08-07 14 It is rumoured that Mr. it W. F Oilman, the Controller of Labour, wil be appointed British Resident of one ol the State* m Malaya. A Home paper announces that tli Rev. C. W. Xorwood, Curate of lb Trinity Church, Castlenau, Barnes, ha been chosen for work1,009 words
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Advertisement318 1926-08-07 14 Adelphi Hotel SINGAPORE. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 6-30—7-30. AFTER DINNER DANCES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Telephone: 937 938. Telegrams: M Adelphi." HARRY H. WILLIES, Managing Director. ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD. "I HAVE JUST RAISED HIS SALARY" l have had my eye on him lor some time, and knew he eouhi handle318 words
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Advertisement30 1926-08-07 14 ■S f^m Radiant Healtl Fight that fagged out feeling, conquer that tropical debility with Sanatogen. Sanatogen will strengthen your nerves and revitalize your whole system. SANATOCEI ~fl~^ Tha Trvta Tomc-Fooel.30 words
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Article245 1926-08-07 15 The undernoted works will be available for issue today at g a.m. Blaekman (A. M.) Luxor and its Temples. 1923. Illus. Batter (Samuel) The Humour of Homer and other Ivssays. Ed. hy R. A. Streathfield. iui; v Kllis (Havelock) Affirmations. New cd. 1020. Studies of Nietzsche, Casanova, Zola,245 words
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Advertisement292 1926-08-07 15 The Whole World Wants It— So Will You THIS almost universal drinking of Instant Postum is far from surprising: a beverage so equally distinctive, delicious, and wholesome must naturally become the favourite of all who once taste it. The whole world is witnessing the downfall of tea and coffee m292 words
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Article1168 1926-08-07 16 A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY. By Candar." The week that is past has provided om of the beet tonics lor oar faded ■I nits, and there has been s regnlai riot of sporting events hi the Federal Capital, tWO of which easily Overshadowed the teat. The Malayan1,168 words
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Article579 1926-08-07 16 HENRY FORD "JUST BEGINNING GOING TO BUILD CHEAP CAR. Henry Ford's views on subjects ranging from prohibition to the futurecost of a Ford motorcar which the Detroit manufacturer declares he is "only just beginning to build cheaply" were given to a press representative. Mr. Ford expressed emphatic support of the579 words
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Article182 1926-08-07 16 "SUMMER TROUBLE Baby's Own Tablets Are Just the Remedy Your Children Need At This Time. During the hot season stomach bowel ailments are especially dan geloiis, therefore eVeTV parent si carefully watch the health of th children at this time. When warning symptom of "summer trouble' is noticed do not182 words
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Advertisement49 1926-08-07 16 />&** THAT S RACKET 11 For Quality U Jlf Service LAPACKJD IH F. H. Ayres IS Tennis Balls. fc| Silver and ■jj E.P.N.S. Cups. j James Aero i Tennis Rackets. THE EUREKA COY., 10 B De Sooza Street, SINGAPORE. Tel: 1347. Tel. Add. M Yourecar Managing Partner Khoo Hooi Hye.49 words
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Article847 1926-08-07 17 sens, of humour is not an easy to keep fresh and spontaneous. 10, ,te: the possessors inevitably r ,lop a technique for its employ- nt, c if merely through long practice. of us have met the kind of t>erson humorous observations may, a time, be- forecast847 words
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Article578 1926-08-07 17 Sir Michael Sadler, Master of University College, Oxford, said to the boys at Bishop's Stortford College M When it conies to be your turn to take a hand m the government of -England, you will iK-rhaps Ik* disi>osed to think that the men of your578 words
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Advertisement135 1926-08-07 17 ASSETS OVER $6,500,000 S.C. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $22,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. f (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. Ij The Company has deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the I British Life135 words
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Article1420 1926-08-07 18 We must admit, of course, .1 certain right of weeds to intrude upon the garden. It is their opportunity to gain a footing ttl the Sphere of lite to which they were appointed, and we expect to use the hoe-. That is a part of1,420 words
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Article71 1926-08-07 18 'Tis the human touch m this world that counts The touch of your hand and mine. Which means far mote to the faint: ne: heart Than shelter ami bread ami wnu. For shelter is gone when the night is o'er, And bread lasts only a day Hut71 words
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Article233 1926-08-07 18 Arthur Mee - Arthur Mee. If science knows one thing beyond all challenge it is that, as man cannot live by bread alone, neither can he live by work alone. His body will not stand a seven-day week of labour his brain will not stand it. Men do more233 words
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Article38 1926-08-07 18 I think that people are much letter and more refined than they used to be. There are more good manners and better taste to-day than at any time m my fairly long life. -Dame Milliceiit Fawcett.38 words
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Article248 1926-08-07 18 Mi ie than a tan |iroportlOtl of tl the flesh is heir to falls to women, noi merely ly virtue of Nature's ,v lut rather 1 u'uiih nf the artirl ialit [nesviit-day existence. Such qua ti< ns a- the weaker si "fiail S6X," have no legitimatein248 words
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330 1926-08-07 18 If doctors had the w:t> to SUgf work instead of rest, their COtnilK Hons would have immediate res Unfortunately, it is the fashi< n an* medical men to-day to say we ai r-worked, and their safe but taken guidance finds many a follow330 words
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Article1007 1926-08-07 19 HE BEGINNING OF CHARITY. Charity I egins at home," is a mite proverb with some people. I IK a good proverb. But someS we give it a little twist, as we it when explaining our inability nc lp some charity which extends be|U l the home circle. In1,007 words
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178 1926-08-07 19 ••We neglect the Bible at our peril. It is not cm ugh to put it Upon OW tables or m our libraries. It is the Chart and compass without which the path of any man or any nation is a peril* US and disastrous adventure.178 words
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Advertisement504 1926-08-07 19 CHILDREN WILL LIKE J -T— OUR KBW STOCK j flS^-p OF !^^n_RSr AMBBICAN TBICYCLI S !//^\\iJ' Nu B/LT. FORK: Half oval steel j f^^w^'^ V'A' with si<ks f xtendinf to the handle !li^xvn^W n^a 1 hurs SA,)DLK: Fibru top j \*Sl I \_r^Li\ J WHFKLS: Front; 11 inches J !n^J504 words
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Article1745 1926-08-07 20 (Continued from f>uj« 9 Klanee of Marion. She had lav.ted and fallen to the ground. The Bight Spurred him to further endeavours. Hut, try SS he might, he could not succeed m getting the Utter of hIS cdvi rsary. How long the struggle lasted1,745 words
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Advertisement120 1926-08-07 20 DOn'tj Don't rub a stain or mark By rubbing it gets worse. Don't attempt cleaning yoursel; —The colour, il any, will "rue Don't be careless about you Lest you should worry as i result. And Don't lorget our address' KANZAKI I CO., 1 -A ORCHARD ROAD, Phone 3516. SINGAPORb Orders120 words
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Article822 1926-08-07 21 1,, i< (,i I.. Ark WSXITH, U.K. 1 Manners maketh man," runs the i Id saying, and f this is so they are not mii.i] as *mc would tun i as lievc. The Greatest Teacher of all imc had s, me striking tilings to -i\ this subject. Listen, for822 words
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Article242 1926-08-07 21 AN ARMISTICE DAY RECORD. The gener< us response to bn Haig's British Legion Appeal bund on Armistii 1 5, -he Re I wr !,f which was issued recently, has enabled the Fund to make arrangements for the further extension of the sale of wreaths and the placing242 words
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Article34 1926-08-07 21 DIKT, WITH A DIFFERENCE. d; i1) m a man, not infrequently K ests romance. In a woman it implies degradation, neglect, aad an obstinate refusal to undertake the obligations of her Bex.-Alr. Cecil Chesterton.34 words
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Advertisement312 1926-08-07 21 The New Age Encyclopaedia j IN TEN VOLUMES WITH MAPS AND j ILLUSTRATIONS. It is a comprehensive work, essentially modern and specializing I i on the most recent history, science, biography, geography and invention. I It is accurate, reliable, and up-to-date. Written m the tersest I language, without padding of312 words
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Advertisement302 1926-08-07 22 pii urn ii mini i minnim hi nun HUM Mil mmm mmmmniii iiiimiiiiiimm mm ill humINSIST 0N ~dqf» 1 /f/f )l /f/f I/// ACTEM CSStasCHAJT 1/1/ 55 W IT fORAMIUN-rABRffArtOH 1 V* W BCRiW 5.3 30 3 I Roll -Films §H§ Film Packs §Orthochromatic- Non Curling |M| Metal Cased— Non-Curling302 words
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Article, Illustration104 1926-08-07 23 dfdf I'liwlos by Th* Missionan Deputation from tl II "lie Church of China headed l>i tin kl R< I. II Roots, liisho| of Hankow, with llk C hiticsi i Kualu Luinpui O.Y. Kok. Pudu TH'E WEDDING OF Mk lAM, HENG 111 M., B.A ICaxtab), GRANDSON "1 Till. I. ATI. TOWKA>O.Y. Kok; Nakajima & Co. - 104 words
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Article, Illustration82 1926-08-07 24 r ATI? MX CHIA WEN VI. N. CONSUL-GENERAL FOR CHINA HHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN \T THK FUNERAL OF fHE LATL mk fgfg I'hi'too b\ Prince Fushimi Prince Yamashima 1 members ot the Soo Pun Ting. Tlu funeral process Council members and ConsulsPrince Yamashima; Soo Pun Ting; Liam Phianpo - 82 words
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Advertisement148 1926-08-07 25 TWENTY-TWO YEARS OF LEADERSHIP. I ____A"ft_st^ *V\.. 4H__B_r_r^_r_ M-T alMmm /VM^^WB W_ ,JL. r 1 •svr 9 Ko?JM_M^ am*WT fmn*^**mj Ml' V I— L ESS_H^ iS-s*. cJMt^^^^Jß l"|iL^^^"'JMp— —^jßgrfy lp_rf^ttf r M^vflarSf _hf_F^— trli_F?_m__--_i-^ ~i-*fr^Y<- wv*» r^V^_ 1 afyOfacC—the lust word m Low- cost Transportation. WEARNE BROS., LTD. telephone 3050.148 words
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Advertisement153 1926-08-07 25 1 LAWSON'S I j LIQUEUR SCOTCH j II RED SEALJ t, WHISKY OLD AND VERY MELLOW j I j SOLE AGENTS I JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD., I I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). J I SINGAPORE, PENANG L KUALA LUMPUR. i I MONARCH HAM i \JSJ YO R X CUTS. BEST OBTAINABLE.153 words
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Article838 1926-08-07 26 [Continued from pagi I am the head ol my hone, I am. I do ax I pkafc md I don't give i dam If aphttbes "t" aahei go Wring galore All over Uk rags oo tlu- dining-room ll<«»r, N..i boo m.niv dishes pile np m -he sink838 words
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Article357 1926-08-07 26 We note with much satisfaction the movement which is on foot m Canton for the control of the labour movement, writes the Hongkong Telegraph." Whilst it has to be conceded that the Chinese worker has too often m the past been oppressed and not given a fair357 words
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Article304 1926-08-07 26 Ihe American's wonderful complete faith m the Briton— in o ntinuity of his virility, m mental morality and his essential v to civilisation -was more than anytl else impressed upon mc during a tl months' visit, just completed, to I State-." writes Mr. H. G. Seward304 words
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Advertisement38 1926-08-07 26 j The Malayan Exhibition X i DOG SHOW SECTION I V V Sunday, 29th August, 1926. Classes for all Dogs i y For Schedules and Prize Lists apply to Mr. C, Ward-Jackson Hon. Sec. Dog Section). 1 138 words
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Article1570 1926-08-07 27 The following are the salient points n orn the hby Mr. Hartshorn, M.I acknowledged to be the most convincing Statement fit made on bel, lf a f the miners. I have said that the industry, iken as a whole* showed a loss of gtf. |K1,570 words
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Article497 1926-08-07 27 CURIOUS STORY OF A FIGHT. German Officer and His Pilot. The official history of the part played m the Great Wlar by the Royal Air Force has been told by the late Sir Walter Raleigh m a volume entitled "The War m the Air" (Oxford497 words
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Article253 1926-08-07 27 Famous Surgeon's Dinner Parties. The late Mr. Frederic Harrison was one of the notes" m the remarkable "octave" of guests which the famous surgeon Sir Henry Thompson gathered round his hospitable table. Eight persons sat down on each occasion to a dinner of eight courses, and253 words
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