Malayan Saturday Post, 10 December 1927

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    30 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MviALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY L IV. NO. 41 DECEMBER IQ, 1927. PRICE 20 CENTS the malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED DECEMBER 10, 1927.
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      197 1 ;j p,;KlPl»^tt-: M<. Sl«W*<- j ST VALUE j IN < MUSICAL J ISTRUMENTS j By Special k^Jk^W Appointment A-' j J2&l^ To His Majesty The Xin of siam ill!* lis THE ESSENCE OF QUALITY e^*^^^^^^^^- 4 REFINEMENT IK JEWELLERY_^^_;; 62/3 High Street W* W| C?IT ¥7 il Branch- No. 1
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      17 1 f f e»»e»» J SWANK fIANO Cl.t I Raffles Place. Sinanrt |GRAMOPHONES| j RECORDS I 4 •:••:♦♦•>•:•♦•>♦♦♦«>.s
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      396 2 MW LINE. HFKIUFR^nN I^INIL Of fast twin-screw mail passenger vessels betwt«L rim4lHMJ£jEk\J\jr% KJKI^U. KANGOON, COLOMBO, MARSEILLES AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang HOMEWARD SAILINGS SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS Cheshire Dec. a* Gloucestershire (1928) lar BY FORTNIGHTLY PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN Yorkshire I 9 28) Jan. 12 Oxfordshire Mar 8
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    327 3 According to a leading scientist, everything becomes smaller when contracted, Except debt Gene Tunney says he will marr) when his fighting day- are over. That's generally when they commence Counsel (cross-examining prejudiced witness "I suggest that Mrs. Giggins is anathema to you." Witness "Then you suggests wrong.
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    Missing A Kiss.
    200 3 To miss a kiss Is more amiss Than it would be lo miss a miss; Provided that The kiss you miss The miss herself Would never miss But if you try To kiss a miss With whom a kiss Would be amiss, You'd better always Miss the
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      128 3 IS JOT WHAT YOU PAY-IT'S H YOU GET THAT DECIDES -it ALUE OF MILK. WE INTE OU TO TEST DARIGOLD I S WAY, AND YOU WILL N THAT IT IS THE MOST fcONMICAL MILK TO BE HAD N HE MARKET. CANNED |OVE THE STANDARD LAID )WN BY THE AUTHORITIES, NDILUTED—
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      54 3 DO YOU KNOW OF a very useful book which is steadily finding its way into every Malayan household? It Is "KAMSHASTRA" a guide to Health, Wealth and If you have not yet perused its useful pages, get a copy. A postcard will bring it to your home. ATANK NIGRAH PHARMACY,
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      108 3 CHEMICALS PATENT MEDICINES REDUCED IN PRICE GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. WE ASSURE YOU SATISFACTION* I Please write for our price list SINCERE DISPENSARY LTD. 48-2, HILL STREET, SINGAPORE. JUST ARRIVED FROM FOOCHOW. GENUINE SHEN SHAO AN'S GOLD LACQUER WARES. THE GEM PHARMACY, 63, North Bridge Road. SCIENCE Have Your
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      76 4 j a KLOSTERj I l^l nrrn iU *A X r r it f^^ki j (iiM Tnew r,d,s t TAO j Obtainable from j V I^^J^^J^j^*!! Z i z < Z Z Katz Brothers, Ltd. 1 j Sole Agents 4JM*tHtftflfr*ftttttt ttttttttf jftft* ft t t f1927 1/ Iw^™ l^^ |7 PNEUMATIC
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      167 4 LDo not confuse ja± M m mw^Wmm yourself with the H I many brands of *\F I 4 _L I Tooth-Paste _^T I THE MARKET BU7 J^^ I TRY r H E I I THE Best Pr e| TOOTH-^^^y servaiive PASTE. f_^T for Teeth. I FR 1 i*ll Dispensaries and
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    41 5 n~ wedding of Mr. J. V S. Brooke, of Messrs. Boustead Co., and Miss M.jriel H. Fell which was solemnised at St. Andrew's Cathedral. by Sakajima &c o A BRIDAL GROUP. THE BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM SOME OF THE BKAtTIFI I. PRESENTS
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    ST. ANDREWS DAY CELEBRATIONS IN SINGAPORE.
    14 6 Soccer Match Scotland vs. The Rest. JHK ._«IA.V
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      224 6 *1» •> •1* •> •> •> •> •> •> •> v v v ♦<•♦ v •> •> «> •> •> •> •> •> •>♦> •> •> <• f SOLUTION OF CHARITY CROSSWORDS No. 43. Across. 1 A!>v; Teatifne; 11. Sunk; 12. Rconia; I\. Kne; 14. Pai; 15, Get; 16 Adder;
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      274 7 JJ^\P^J WEAKNESS, jk S^^UJ DEBILITY ANjEMIA deschTens Syrup of Hzmoflobin 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 OBTAINABLB FROM ALL LBADINO DISPRNSAJLUMI I a CARLSBERG BEER J A THE
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    THE NEW JEWS.
    1255 8 TEN YEARS OF WORK IN The Hebrew Culture. It is „u>t ten years ago that Lord Halfour made the famous declaration which was to have the efl rt of tatablishinj m Palestine, uudei the Mandate a national lionu for the' Jewish people The war, of course, i\.is
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    RUBBER REPLACES METAL.
    371 8 RUBBER REPLACES METAL. Experiments Entirely Successful. The "Contract Journal" says that m many commercial uses metal is be-in^ replaced by rubber, as industry is find- ing that for certain applications rubber is apparently more durable than iron and steel. This employment of rubber for linings m grinding mills is increasi
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    THE LOVELESS ISLE
    262 9  -  NORMAN PENLEY I SERIAL STORY BY .~i i. NAIRN, a tall, good-look-mcwhat austere bachelor, has considerable soccesa as a comincicr, m spite of the fact that thirtyrsix. His intense devolus tusiness has resulted m his i( nds being very limited, but elcomc gut st ol the Langmilv,
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    CHAPTER VII.
    2042 9 Pamela's New Acquaintance. Albanian Legation was not the source from which Pamela Langr as accustomed to receive invitabut the Albanian Minister's aifc heard Pamela at the house of mutual friend, and, being herself a isician of no mean ability, with a rent for giving her 'guests excellent at
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      146 9 Mr _l Ik V W aft \M V Ladies and her Ailments. I The lives of many are made H almost intolerable by the periodic M9^ LmS^r yk. °f P- ,n or I -^L\[ all sorts, particularly for pain y^Baw associated with the periods, and also for Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia,
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    FILM AND THEATRE JOTTINGS
    1549 10 FILM AND THEATRE JOTTINGS The dull ami lonely life of a pros] ec« tor's wife palled on Ida Hook. She waa glael when Ora Blake, a rich and beautiful widow, persuaded Gregory to let her go to Europe. The two women toured the Continent together and became pals. Lla told
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      153 11 I ADELPHI HOTEL I ROOF GARDEN CINEMA a i'vcry Sunday ff Monday t v SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11 J ANDREE L4FAYETTE m 'TRILBY 1 MONDAY, DECEMBER 12 PAULINE FREDERICK m "MADAME X" f ng Director Telephone: 937, 933. r <• »> •> •> •> •> •> •> •> PAVILION Tuesday to
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    CHAPTER VIII.
    1021 12 Fiske Starts the Great Experiment. Sir Frederick Fiske was m a mood of deep reflection as he stood on the boat deck of the Canadian liner, Messina, apparently contemplating a lonely wireless station on the Labrador coast, m the fading twilight of an evening early m June. He
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    SPARKLES.
    936 13 BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. by "Quit." I ac lined to discredit the rumour I the Malayan so-called cricketers I .mi liong Kong and humiliation, I urittg crepe bands as a penance. 8 .uhle is to tind them at all They I to be giving their usual haunts a
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    THE RT. REV. BASIL C. ROBERTS. M.A.
    111 15 The new BishoD of Singapore, whose Enthronement will take place at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Wednesday next (the 14th inst.) at 5. 30 p.m. x Photograph of the- new Biahop oi Singapore, the Rt. Rev. Basd C. Roberta, Mrs. Roberta and their children
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    101 16 |\t ,„r time a contributor to this paper, Betty Lumsden Milne' leading lady at the Strand Theatre, London, and broadcasting artiste, arrives m Singapore by the s.s. 1 evanha. She is the wife of Mr. A. L. Milne o( Sungei Suka Estate. Mr. and Mrs. Chew Boon Long (alias Chew
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    WHAT GREAT PEOPLE SAY.
    918 18 WHAT GREAT PEOPLE SAY. I Leave your bed upon the first desertion oi sleep; it being ill for the eyes. to read lying and worse fur tlu :uud tO|< be idle since the head during thai laziness is commonly a cage for unclean i I thoughts. Kxcess is not the
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      94 18 BETTER I ROLLED j I GOLli •> Genuine 18 carat g X soldered on metal, that J ANCHOR BRAND rol gold. It's far better th electro-plated goods, la for 10 years j -^-_^--M--*---»----. •> 18 Carat Rolled Cv„ 'none genuine unless stamppc A N^ROVfInCE^A 5 <">•:•"•>•> 5 *♦>♦•>•>*•>* .AmmWL^^AJ^ I
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    FOOTBALL NOTES.
    1532 19 ot Matches. Ptcij reporti o sttractc I quite t hc Stadium and these Bportsleft the held m disgust with rievance. Ido not attempt .;:v but if this state of to continue it will seriously the attendance at the Stadium. been instances when a public icnt about an important
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    WHAT IS A CAPTAIN?
    352 19 I Can a captain order a member of his i side off the field m Association foot--1 [f not, as some people say, what i captain The question came before the Nor I ing F.A. Council at Middlesbrough I a Teesside Church League match a p
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    SECRETS OF GOOD HEALTH.
    329 19 When a man has passed the meridian of life he begins to take stock of the future. If engaged m a profession or business requiring much mental concentration ami a capacity to give decisions and make judgments promptly he not infrequently feels m his own mind
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      107 19 BALLOON TYRES GIVE THE BEST SERVICE SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA SIME, DARBY COMPANY, LIMITED, SINGAPORE, MALACCA, PENANG, IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR, SEREMBAN AND MUAR. FOR HODSING SCHEMES G. R. OEHLERS i 50. St. Michaels Road. k^g SINGAPORE $m& dEk\ "***^nmmmrmmmr MXMFACTIRER OF T. a^F^ H *jl PRECAST CONCRETE jfc *tt* t,
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    the malayan Saturday Post December 10, 1927
    298 20 The "Sixty Years Ago" extract m the "Straits Times'.' a few days back was especially interesting. It referred to the duty of the citizen to take some part m public work, or at least to develop an intelligent interest m public affairs. "The
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    227 20 As always, a wave of optimism has swept over all who are interested m the rubber industry on account of the recent rise m prices, and the reductions m the London stocks. It seems necessary to sound a word of caution. This is ordinarily the chief buying
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    CRUELTY TO ANIMALS .
    198 20 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS It is really time that we had 111 Malaya a strong Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and that work of the kind that it would do was thoroughly undertaken m the first instance by the police and other authorities. At present cruelty is rampant
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    POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERT.
    211 20 The fourth Concert of the series will be given at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday, December 18th at 9.15 P-»"- The proceeds will be divided between the Cathedral Organ Fund and the Convent Orphanage. A very attractive programme will include the Brahms' quartette for the piano, violin,
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    NEW FORD CAR.
    347 20 The new Ford ear Mlrpas* thing m the light ear field, J~? aside boundaries of price knowledge gained m „k, ;ilri^ rift een million automobiles operated under even concen E Ildl' tion, aided by the accumulate _xperi en cc of the lest engineers have n de postj!
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      175 20 lAdelphi Hotel Singapore. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 5.30—7.30 p.m. AFTER DINNER DANCES EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURS DAY AND SATURDAY. ROOF GARDEN CINEMA EVERY SUNDAY AND MONDAY AT 930 P.M. Telephone: 937, 938. Telegrams: "Adelphi." ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD., HARRY H. WILLIES, Managing Director. Make this I Frock yourself You will have no
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      21 20 Cure Sore Throat and prevent infectious di»e.* such as Influenza. Dipbthena. Scarlet Fever, etc. with fORMAM INT Tha Garm-KilHng Throat Tablet
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    OLD MODEL BUICK PUT TO UNIQUE USE.
    165 21 I lite tad durability of the I is strikingly illustrated by the I nt of Mr. R. O. Hamil of I Michigan, U.S.A. I ntleinaii converted an old I ioao nuKlel, into a tractor to ,S „f logs. I :ail, who has driven
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    HOCKEY.
    598 21 VOTES BY LISESMAS ■ugh I league has been officially, tuted and fixtures drawn up the 4 r of entries is certainly disappointing. The military are I believe not per- to compete for a trophy, according v regulations, hence their inabilirj l take part m the competition. Howith the exception
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    HOCKEY TRIALS.
    751 21 S.C.C. vs. The Services. Singapore will doubtless come out victorious m the inter-district trials. The S.C.C. who will no doubi compose the whole side are m good fotni and if this is maintaiuel there cannot be any serious rivals to them. They beat the Services m a convincing
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      33 21 Bo^* E a DV 1 MOTORS S L I MITED gji m IPOH PENANG SINGAPORE. Lfl E KUALA LUMPUR S 4* SWIGS MAbt Shipbrand watches are famous for smart appearance and accurate timekeeping.
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      604 22 MALAYAN FCOTBALL CCMPETITION. A A PRIZE OF $250. 1 correct forecast of the results of the 10 football n the Coupon. If no correct COttpon is received, t! will be awarded to the sender of the coupon containing fewest mist In the event of a tie, the prize will Ik-
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK.
    1140 23 s A MALAYAN REVIEW. <♦ 5 by Argus/* erything is shaping for a Singapore re rak final m this year's Malaya Lup r competition, and the experts ct that the final will see the trophy m Singapore, though Perak have ite ideas about retaining it, needle-s
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    COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP.
    309 23 I That hardy annual, the method of reckoning the County Cricket Championship, will come before the meeting of the Advisory Committee at Lord's shortly. It is almost certain that a recommendation will be made to the M.C.C., with a backing sufficient to bring it into operatioM that
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      401 24 "EVINRUDES WIN AGAIN!" 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 lAS FOLLOWS:— First Dayjs Race. Second Day's Race^ Ist 'EVINRUDE 4 KP. Ist~EVINRUDE 4~H.P. 2nd
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      507 24 II VOl DO "jl I Did you ever notice 4fMh N AT,ON AL Bl LBS I 1 that your Municipal fflmui arc no on y m ada I 'bill creeps up to give more candle monthly? or 1 power per watt con- I I Have you ever felt sumed, but
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    FORT CANNING RESERVOIR.
    224 25 O.me interesting snapshots showing the progress of work. Itoii> ii c< »ncret< A lh€ lclcte floor laid llu Southern half ol the reservoir. The fl >r area v m cover nearly 200,< i o square feet, employing approximately View of the- Western side; the Reservoir will eventually
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    DEFERRED PAYMENTS.
    958 28 "The disadvantages of the hirepuichase system are not difficult to detect," asserts the Yorkshirf Past. "In many cases the apparent ease- with which a coveted article can be obtained leads people into making a purchase which they cannot really afford. The temptation to snobbery to outbid some envied
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    CHAPTER IN.
    709 29 Nairn Receives A Surprise. Since the day on which Russell Nairn had "pulled himself together," as he would have described it, he had contrived, by the exercise of his unusual willpower, to exclude Pamela from his mind. At first it had not been easy, but the decision to
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    UNCENSORED SCANDAL.
    631 30 it i> i.itlui unfortunatt thai tl pears to Ik an idea prevalent an jMiblishcis m fjosnlosi and New York that the piesent-day public IHcrarj leant towards so-called "s] icy" persona! memoirs which, more often than not, sail the charade: of prominent the past, NiV> tlu "Times of Ceylon".
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    PROFESSIONAL CAPTAINS PAST AND PRESENT.
    1290 30 Yorkshire's dedston to appoint Herbert Sutcliffe— .i professional player as captain of the county cricket eleven is a victory for common ser.se ami scrapping of what C. B. Fry has calle.l a "fossilised tradition." The professiona] cricketer to-day is worthy and capable of being captain,
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    54 30 Colonel (to defaulter accused without leave) "What bav< to say, Private Brown Private Brown "Well, like this. I got to Waterloo, just about to open the ear:; when band outside the stl tnenced the National Anthem. smartly to the salute, and v until the Anthem was finished. I turned round
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    THE MASTERY OF THOUGHT.
    321 31 grcf of our thoughts is so over health and happiness that to master them i^ This mastery of cur s difficult, but then everything difficult. The kind of p.r.-ou patience with is the pi s everything made easy. When paints a lovely picture he docs process
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    RELIGION AND SCIENCE.
    528 31 In so far as science stands for facing all facta and continually revising one's ies m the light of them, the scieiispirit can never be a foe to the spirit religion. It is when religion tries to main positions m the teeth of coning evidence against them,
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    PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE.
    285 31 Multitudes of people are seeking advice and direction about a multitude ot t lungs, and other multitudes are setting down cut-and-dried rules and methods as to how they may he done, but the greater part ol that whole process is altogether useless; if not something worse. People learn
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    STRANGE FOODS OF THE WORLD.
    728 32 CATS, RATS, SHARKS, AND CROCODILES. NX.it- and vegetables, the staple articles <>t diet m the tcmperaU sonea, couapri/e only I small pait ol tht human food supply of the world, says Dr. Austin 11. Clarke-, of tlu world-famous Smithsonian Institution m WTashington. "Fastidiousness is an
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    WHY GIRLS DIE YOUNG.
    796 32 Alarm is 1 eing expressed at the revelation that more girls between [8 and 27 die every year than married women I f the same agCS, writes Sir \Y. Arbuthnot Lane. Kill-joys are seizing upon the figures as an opportunity to voice the old cry that
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    HE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS.
    553 33 Clutton-Brock (who w.is I t hc 'Times Litcrar) Supph kV c little serious stteution to ,1 i. it her late m life," writes dd m his introduction to IV^ .m Religion" (Methnen, is likely to he the last look ifted writer, "lie then Bpproal( lds the
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    THOUGHTS AT FORTY.
    432 33 In the care of his health a man. it \l*4 been said, is dthei i loo] or physician I '"i the average man it should not be difficult to be healthy and m his prime at that age. With the weakei M X the c ISC is
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    WHAT IS THE HAPPIEST
    93 33 To the healthily-minded man there can surely be only one answer to this question, viz., the present stage he has ivached m life's pilgrimage. I have just passed sixty, and I do not feel that life ever seemed more fair or contained more entrancing interests or
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    29 33 So ion as idleness ia quite shut out m our lives all the sins of wantonness, softness, and effeminacy are prevented all(1 there ia but little room for temptation
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    QUIET HOUR.
    989 38 :ie morniti] nit n Lition. They were doing the thing m style, so I had provided then and expensive equipn apot They earning tackh oi the ver) latest I t< ther with well-filled lunch baskets aud flasks, and capacious hampers m which to bring home the fish they
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    GOODNESS.
    154 38 Plato tells a story of a young man who wanted so much to be good that he could not sleep and so he got up m the night and went to the home of Socrates to tell him about it. He had heard that there was a teacher of
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    HOME INFLUENCE.
    113 38 11. .1 d last to home influences and re-; lne nibrances; and recollect he who tries to shaiiie you out "f a father's and a mother's fear, and out of obedience to the m, tues to steal the most precious, treasure you have. He that is trying to
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    SELF-CONTROL.
    75 38 In the supremacy of self-control consists one of the infections of the ideal man. Xot t< be impulsive not to tx? spurred hither and thither by each desirethat m turn comes uppermost but to be self-restrained, self-1 alanced. governed 1 y tlie joint decision of the feelings m council
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    PERSEVERANCE.
    84 38 Perseverance is often better than a full purse. Many people lay behind, or mi>s the way altogether, because they do not see the simple and abundant means which surround them on all sides; and it so happens that these means are aids, which cannot be bought with money. Those'
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    SUCCESS.
    61 38 Success m any pursuit implies incredible labour and pains; but it is at the same time a genius for any pursuit tl alone gives a passion for it, or that can imply the patience necessary to master the preliminary steps from distinctly perceiving the consequences to which; they lead,
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    MERCY AND HUMANITY.
    68 38 When a man cares not what sufferings he causes others, and especially if he delights m other men's sufferings and makes them his sport, this is cruelty. And not to be affected with the sufferings of other people, though they proceed not from us, but from others,
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    EMBARRASSING POSSESSIONS.
    316 38 EMBARRASSING POSSESSIONS. A wd many ol our ni< iiOSSOslons are ot such a 1: spite tin knowledge that I mortifies us, we find urs« gel rid ol them. Bad habit- belong to possessions. The more \w the poorer we are Man tis asto nishing the number we- ma> .are with
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    JOY.
    119 38 Joy is the emotional expern ukicn our kind Father m heaven has ttacan to the discharge of the most fa im al of all th^ higher activities aanfcfr' those of inner growth and out ereativeness. Joy is the triumph of c: ltl? the sign that we are living our
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    BITS FROM BOOKS.
    408 39 AND WHA T THE PRESS IS TALKING ABOUT. A Whole Army Drunk. I^ady Augusta Fane's father was with Wellington m Spain m 1810, and m her v .lume oi "Chit-Chat" (Thornton Buttcrworth) she tells of an occasion when the army was entirely at the mercy of a
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    THE CAUSATION OF COLD.
    321 39 Superstitious beliefs as to the causa-' tion of disease occur with greater frequency m relation to the common cold than to almost any other type of disease,' writes Dr. Morris Fishbein m the "Scientific American." One hears much discussion of draughts, of moisture, or <'ver-exercise, of
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    MONKS' NEVER-CHANGING ROUTINE.
    317 39 Perched <>n the very summits of precipitous mountains, and accessible only by means of ropes and crazy ladders, the ancient monasteries of Meteora, m Greece, are perhaps the most extraordinary religious foundation m the world. These monasteries, into which no woman is allowed to enter, are described
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    UNACCOUNTABLE ANTIPATHIES.
    223 39 Some antipathies are so irrational that they look like kinds of monomania, says "John o' London's Weekly." James 1., for example, never overcame his horror of cold steel. Wthen he knighted Kenelm Digby his hand shook so much that, had not Buckingham guided the royal blade the new
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