Malayan Saturday Post, 27 July 1929
1929-07-27
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section14 1929-07-27 1 The Malayan Saturday Post Illustrated 70L. U^/yp. 28 JULY 27. 192*9. PRICE 2O CP/UTfl14 words
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Advertisement193 1929-07-27 1 Jftd J re ccmin€iiiw Ty res of the ptinloP range* MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER. %W &<f JbanCofo PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY Jyteo jllllHllllllllll! IHIIIItHiniW«tmHlinilHt«tl1lllllltHlll1imilllMIUIIIHint1IiMIIIIIIIIIIItIlllllMllin»lllllllIUtllSlllllllllllllllflIMlllllit|||imMHHIIIMII rrMfllllMf||tt||||UinHHHHlHHnMMt»|lHlMiwailll*~ I By Special fc|r4jJ H >M T^ 1 Appointneot To KiD^ol SillD> 1 i ?A INEXPENSIVE SOUVENIR PRIZES FOR SCHOOL SPORTS. fl C7 I JBl A193 words
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Advertisement113 1929-07-27 2 I 1 THE BEST and MOST ECONOMICAL HAIR DRESSING 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE and 55.00 PER DOZEN J manufactured iy SINCERE DISPENSARY LIMITED. SINGAPORE 4 > ffl r^" Tyi 1 1 f^ T S^ I SINCERE MsPENSWnI 1 "<*=^ 4^ I I i !AH Quiet On Western Front I by113 words
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Advertisement135 1929-07-27 2 BIOCITIN banishes all MENTAL DEPRESSION, sustains the POWER OF CONCENTRATION, strengthens the NERVES, tastes like a SWEETMEAT, Obtainable in powder and tablet form from all leading Dispensaries and Stores. Sole Agents: HINNAM fie LITTLE DISPENSARY, LTD., 309. 311 313, North Bridge Road SINGAPORE. THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES,135 words
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Article701 1929-07-27 3 Nerve Case "Doctor, 1 often feel like killing myself. What shall I do?" Doctor "Leave it to me." Clergyman: "Jonnie, wouldn't you like to be a minister when you grow up?" Small Boy "No, Sir, I don't believe in working on Sunday. Tense- Counsel: "The whole case701 words
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Advertisement90 1929-07-27 3 THEH4LL MARK OF QUALITY. Look for this Brand when buying Tea. [tis vjj' *uirantee of Purity Flavour and Economy. Of all grocers. Sole Agents:I Bartholomeusz, Ltd. H Ralfles Quay. I jjr wa KEF I ELD I AKHFIELD ft Co., Ltd. I— THOSE nk life a Bleaaing and art desmm* to90 words
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Advertisement233 1929-07-27 3 J HELPS FOR I f CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS > I Harapnrase of Julius Caesar 0.81 y Questions and notes on Julius Caesar 81 j Supplement of Julius Caesar 0.41 commentary and Question- naire on Julius Caesar 0.30 > Notes on A Tale of Two Cities 0.81 •> Commentary and Question- naire233 words
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Article, Illustration1874 1929-07-27 4 ARNOLD BENNETT - ARNOLD BENNETT asdwdsdsafasdfasd /GREAT NEW SERIAL: 11 Piccadilly is I scenario for the film now being produced by E. A. Dupont tor British International P.clures with Anna May Wong, Gilda Grey and Jameson Thorn s in the leading roles I m^— Wilditui, Wilmot, proprietor of tin Ughi of Iliy1,874 words
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Advertisement102 1929-07-27 4 SHOWING FRIDAY AUGUST 2ND. At The TIVOLI Hall (North Bridge Road.) THREE EXCEPTIONALLY FINE PICTURES. AN UFA "WONDER" PRODUCTION. NEMESIS! A Drama of "Mites and Men" Camlla Horn, Warwick Ward, Gustav Frolich Including ANNIE 'The Ant" and GRACI£ "The Grasshopper" A BRITISH INTERNATIONAL PICTURE V JACK BDCHANAN With Dorothy Boyd.102 words
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Article724 1929-07-27 5 A MALAYAN REVIEW •j Fiu m. w records, and one existing record N r o-oue expected that n s pear's Malayan A. A. A. Meeting, Kuala Lumpur toft weektirfpated the half-mile :!U bettered but none- of the specially not Um Khay Si sees, for the hurdles724 words
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Article91 1929-07-27 5 m A story is told of a Frenchman ivtao was out East. His friends told him fl few tips about big KMIM hunting. "When a tiger comes U|> towards you, while you are waiting in the dark, you will sec his eyes shining. Aim between the eyes and you can't91 words
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Article99 1929-07-27 5 The man before the magistrate .was a -trimmer in tile village, and he was most indignant that lie should suffer the humiliation of his present condition. "The constable seems very certain about all the facts connected with nty case," he sneered. "But, if I may 'make SO hold to point99 words
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Advertisement74 1929-07-27 5 rtWCD q 500 000 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. < *ASSET S OVER sy.aw.wu. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.; HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. «««">» •<">» *«<««« LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has depoiited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the74 words
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Advertisement61 1929-07-27 6 J k\ s M /I B\ I I l^L x. NLI, V f I^^. A \^9^^^^^ml?"<\ ~^MMMMMT MM I MMMMMMMMMMMMMI l^l^ j! Henry Waugh Co, Ltd., j j; FORMERLY KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. I Sole Agents V V I! i P A\rT7M[ ri 'I JCRAVENT I <• j CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES61 words
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Advertisement121 1929-07-27 6 ML ILTRAT!ON-of water lour tines o MmEFRIGERATION of gas and water, nicely adjusted to the i needs of both. V M i /m f /DERATION- of all drinks perfect. f iJIPER VISION -of every process, unflaggingly maintained t JjJFFICIENCY— of all appliances, a constant care. I R'" EPLACEMENT- of old121 words
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Article, Illustration273 1929-07-27 7 A.A.A. ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING 1929. pictures (left to right): I. Mrs. C Lady Ped and Sir William Peel sports. 2. Competitors drawing A group of Military Officers. (left to right): I. Mr. C. Hannigan d Mr. P. W. Gleeson (local Hon. Hurdle Race. 3. The British Resiow (left to right):273 words
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Advertisement19 1929-07-27 7 i 3W Hi fIH te I I AH uhJ J if r\ S^B \?ly f y i -^.v. i19 words
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Article, Illustration131 1929-07-27 8 REGIM&N r AI SPORTS HELD ON 9TH. JULY. 1929 MRS. HORE, WIFE OF LIEUT. COL. W. M. HORE, COMMANDING THE BATTALION, PRESENTS THE PRIZES. Interested spectators Capt. Adjutant R. X. Whitty (Starter) and Capt. C. E. N. Lomax, D.5.0.. M.C., (Hon. Sec, Clerk of the131 words
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Advertisement188 1929-07-27 9 AN/EMIA LJ ft C vntin of Hxmoilobio Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and Rives health and strength. Far better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, etc OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING DISPENSARIES CARLSBERG BEER THE RECT IlKl Obtainable from all dealers f188 words
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Article1163 1929-07-27 10 Tlie SiiiKaiMMv Referee* 1 Astnciation, who uiic gtvesj the cold shoulder by the S.A.Iv have decided to wind up. This decision was. arrived at a ipectal meeting and v. show then sporting spirit they have advised their nicinlxMs to continue- to officiate as referees. It is hoped that1,163 words
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Article481 1929-07-27 10 Colony vs. F.M.S. The batting strength of the Colony team is distinctly poor, whereas the F.M.S. in spite of the absence of Potter and Hopkins have a very strong batting combination and besides on a poor wicket Bostock Hill and Lall Singli may get the Colony out for481 words
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Advertisement19 1929-07-27 10 "'BbbhbbbVbbbbb^bbbhbbVbVbbibhbf C' r Kaßi f MB fjffl Bpfc-. PROM /TC/^^^erK/iwWAIpU V ALUE -JC^ff 1445 Cycle Carriage Co., (1926) Ltd.19 words
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Article1312 1929-07-27 11 CHRISTINE MARRIOTT - CHRISTINE MARRIOTT I I. PLAY MAKES FOR CONTENTMENT. By i yvU ,aut to make your home as „,,Mblc for each member of the Zv* study play in the same work aud I*, food > n *^%AMy accustomed to take for granted. As your means permit Vl(Ur children's1,312 words
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103 1929-07-27 11 NEXT WEEK THE PROBLEM OF RELATIONS. A man slipped oil a banana peel and executed a very funny fall. He was not hurt fortunately, but his dignity was somewhat ruffled. When he recovered a moment later ft friend was holding his hat, and a number of people had formed a103 words
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Advertisement73 1929-07-27 11 E fWii_ World Finest Electrical Cleaner E countries germs that are brought into the E Sfl^iP (l i £k C |7ms > I There is only one way to keep carpets E M^v llifflJ^lB^'-^W always clean, always germ-free, and that is E ■J^SKfrHrl^^^^^W device removes these menacing bacteria, JT besides73 words
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Article3370 1929-07-27 12 IAN GROSVENOR - IAN GROSVENOR By Twenty yean of penal servitude would make difference iu the lives oi most men. It had done so iii the- cue of John ■asmond. lYrhaps iu all the metro ]x>lis there 'A as no OSK more cognisant of this most salient fact than the man himself.3,370 words
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Advertisement138 1929-07-27 12 j GRAMOPHONES j 4 FOR THE BEST AND LATEST X GRAMOPHONES I AND RECORDS I MONG HUAT CoJ (GRAMOPHONE STORES) X I No. 97, NORTH BRIDGE Rf AD. t (Opposite Adeljihi Hctel Bmildingt i j 'Phone 3644. I j Tel: "GRANDOTEL." I GRAND HOTEL t 281-A, VICTORIA STREET, j. (Corner138 words
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Article683 1929-07-27 13 > ;G SMILES OF THE < WEEK. < i By "Quiz. Js to make a world, and i discovering new ones. It ,v duty this week to remce of a man who did not \a*k* ll a compliment to be called a Yorkshire Kom to than GWS who I*683 words
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Article, Illustration162 1929-07-27 13 .Made Healthy and Happy By Baby's Own Tablets. Just as Baby's Own Tablets helped the two little sons of Mr. M. A. Karim, cloth merchant, of 9 Baghdad Street, Singapore, whose portraits arc shown above, so they will help other children suffering from similar troubles.162 words
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Advertisement259 1929-07-27 13 Pfc-r*: i --h NORTH V Oi/^ZXJROPE j PiCaa. "X^ ERl^y^ =BBB H^^^ Excellent Accommodations O^^^_^^^^^^L ICA^3 Superior Service I mSM* DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE iTl^^Rlp AMERICAN MAIL LINE I ROUND-THE-WORLLK I ROUND-THE-WORLD I Arrive Leave Leave < SERVICE. FEATURES. I S'pore S'pore Penang < I PREq mhwdhc Ar ao a <259 words
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Article1958 1929-07-27 14 "Malayan Saturday Post'* Special Copyright. J BY THE LOOKER-ON FEATURES OF ROYAL ASCOT. YVETTE GUM-BERT'S LIFE STORY. A THEORY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. GERMANY'S LEAD IN TELEVISION. London, June 21, 1020. "The King's Offering." Although it leans likely that Mr. j l rank Salisbury'* picture, "The King's Offering,"1,958 words
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Advertisement84 1929-07-27 14 «> .> <. •> .> .> .> .> .> .> Is. T. RAJA& Co i 53, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. ;j;BOOK -SELLERS J ANDt t If! STATIONERS, BOOK. < :j: BINDERS RUBBER I STAMP MAKERS, AND I I SUPPLIERS OF RELI- GIOUS ARTICLES FOR > CATHOLICS. I PLEASE CALL OR84 words
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Article5389 1929-07-27 15 AIUFr T0 BE THE MOST PERFECT AND THE GREATEST C A tmlf EVER SCREENED -COMING TO SINGAPORE PIC SHORTLY-FOX FILM'S MASTERPIECE. •t of Carnival— the heart of the Circus— the trapezists death-leap T r Spirit ot c own _kaleidoscopic mjvement— surging, glamorous -drums throbbing to announce the— biggest5,389 words
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Advertisement128 1929-07-27 15 i FROM 25TH JULY I ALHAMBRA f LON CHANEY j; i As an Armless Monstrosity in THE UNKNOWN Lon Chaueys Strargcst Disguise of all in a play that t astounds. r 1 LON'S LATEST MrG.-M. SPECIAL I RELEASED BY UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION F BOOM! BOOM!! BOOM!!! COMING! I At Last128 words
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Advertisement134 1929-07-27 16 I WHY POPULAR? I BECAUSE I £3§!s "POPULAR" ,'lJl Aerated Waters JjljßSjrX are manufactured: 1 /jgF^k, under hygienic condi- 1 I [^H| j ABSOLUTE PURITY 1 i P^vlP^PULAIr^ BEST INGREDIENTS I SCRUPULOUS CARE. 5 i iSif^ r w a ott^ e wi c n -i l| I Obtaiiicible from all134 words
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Advertisement167 1929-07-27 16 j FOR HOUSING SCHEMES i > mmmmm^ m j! G.ROEH LERS v 30. St. Michael's Road. SINGAPORE. ;> MANUFACTUBEB OF PBECAST CONCBETE POST AND PANEL >COoLIE LlftES, BATHROOMS, SENTBY AND TELEPHONE BOXES, LATMINES AND OTHER BUILDINGS, CANTILEVER i t ANif SOU ABE COAiCBEIfi LAIBINE SEATS, AND CONCBETE DUSi BINS Of167 words
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Article, Illustration157 1929-07-27 17 Loh VVha Club rrd Singapore European Teams On the right is Mr. Aw Boon Haw who gave his seaside bungalow for the accommodation of the visitors. The Chinese Consul-General (Mr. Tong Lao) is seen in conversation with the Cap'air of the Loh Wha team157 words
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Article, Illustration67 1929-07-27 18 In the first picture art ..een (standing, left to right): Mr. Farleigh Pennefather (Snonsor), Mrs. James Roach (Sponsor), Mr. Robert Moore (who gave away the Bride) and Miss Lily Jorge (Bridesmaid). Seated: The Bridegroom, Mr. Chas. S. Woodtord oi Seremban,67 words
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Advertisement62 1929-07-27 19 Shell Paii' Not Oood oildlone%\ Not 000d spirit alone Tke Battery i is the heart \lT~^^ d of your ǤP Flashlight. Use only (ffl^i/^ Insist upon |s3| EVEREADr Trade Mark Unit Cells the world's finest flashlight battery* Beware of imitations* Obtainable from all first class dealers L Factory Refresentath>es J62 words
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Advertisement98 1929-07-27 19 •'HOMELITE' 1 Portable Cenerator t a family member of the popular HOMELITE Portable Centrifugal Pump. 1 8 m^k. II a n 11 T •> ffiMr 1 m^ t J Engine: Single Cylinder. Air cooled. Bosch Magneto. V 4» Generator: Six pole, shunt »onnd 6UO watts capacity either 32 volt or98 words
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Advertisement103 1929-07-27 20 PAVILION Commencing August, 20th BEBE DANIELS w «*J^f i .JVAiJSHBBWfIP WOK 'SHE'S A SHEIK" SOMEr.IISC ENTIRELY DIFFERENT TO ANYTHING YOU HAVE COMMENCING JULY 27TH ADOLPH^MENJOO "SERVICE FOR LADIES" "MENJOO AT HIS BEST" /F 7T'S .1 PARAMOUNT PICTURE IT'S THE BEST IN TOWN. f PAVILION THEATRE I COMMENCING MONDAY 29th JULY103 words
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396 1929-07-27 21 U n reMUe>te,ltopur,.^th. vu j n h hoped thai t*ic n(ll 1( blvw,tb>ub.-n r .nail for SO "Oft* |k rr to beei asW to lhc donations which should t o the Director of Education, and payable to the Treasurer, The following is the Her:—396 words
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1740 1929-07-27 21 RAFFLES COLLEGE, THE FUTURE SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY, OPENED. The new Raffles College <m Kassini Hill wa> formally declared open <>n Monday the ::m\ instant by Hi*> KxeelIcncy, the Governor. There wwk large and reprefentatlve gathering including distinguished visitors from leveral parts of Malaya. Notal le speeches were made by Dr. R.1,740 words
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293 1929-07-27 22 The Malayan Saturday post July 27, 1929. THE CITY OF SINGAPORE The thing that we liked most about the Governor's Speech at the opening of the new Municipal Offices in Singapore on Tuesday was his generous tribute to the Municipal President. Mr. R. S. Farrer, and to the Commissioners generally.293 words
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Article315 1929-07-27 22 Rallies College has now formally opened its doors, and this week's ceremony left little to be desired. The speeches of Vr. instedt and the Governor touched i high level and were appropriate to the occasion, and suitable emphasis was laid on the fact that the College remains in315 words
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Article316 1929-07-27 22 When Mr. Baldwin was beaten in the General Klectiou and Labour assumed office, the first thought that occurred to many i>eople out here was that the Singapore Naval Base project would be abruptly abandoned. There appears, however, to be little probability of such a grave step316 words
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Article20 1929-07-27 22 Renter's Service. London, July I >fficial -The Kinvi had 1 fa and continue! t»> make kihhl progi20 words
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Article32 1929-07-27 22 [Renter s Service.] Detroit, Jui> Jackie Fields obtained andis] potaciaioa of the Welterweight Championship defeating Joe Dundee in a fifteen-rounder. Dundee was disquali. Bed for foul in the second round.32 words
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96 1929-07-27 22 POPE NO LONGER CONFINED TO THE VATICAN. Vatican City, July Acciaimed by hundreds of thousands ol people, the lope this evening issued from tiie Vatican mo m Peter's Square, uui> ending the tradition that the Pontiff* must be prisoners in their palaces, WHICH lias lasted since 1870. Ihe Pope was96 words
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Article162 1929-07-27 22 l Renter's Service.] PtotOOW, July 23, The Soviet note says the Soviet belie* VCt it is necessary to establish a durable agreement on controversial questions in the shortest possible time and consider? such an agreement is possible only tn rough equal treatment on both side? and the162 words
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Article116 1929-07-27 22 [Renter's Service] Moscow, July 23. As u result of the rupture of Sin" Russian relations the purchase of tea in China lias stepped. Tea has now to be bought in other countries. Soviet purchases of China tea are estimated at 15,000,000 roubles i« Jimtally Varis, July 23116 words
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Advertisement141 1929-07-27 22 Adelphi Hotel Ltd. Singapore. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 5.30-7.30. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ROOF GARDEN CINEMA EVERY SUNDAY AND THURSDAY AT 9.30 p.m. THE ROYAL GRILL NOW OPEN. THE BEST CUISINE IS TOWN ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD,, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT J% f llfl mm Mother, you must141 words
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Advertisement13 1929-07-27 22 is quickly conquered FORMAMINT Tkr Germ-killiif Throat Tablets. Obtainable at •I Chemists and13 words
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Article, Illustration18 1929-07-27 23 -NFL FROM THE SINGAPORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMMITTEE'S PRESENTATION OF H. M.S. "PI NAFORE" AT THE THEATRE.18 words
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Article, Illustration141 1929-07-27 24 H.E. the Governor opening the main door with a golden key presented by the contractor Messrs. Perry Co. On His Excellency's right is Mr. R. Towring (representing Messrs. Perry Co.) ard on the left is Mr. A. Gordon, the Municipal Architect who designed141 words
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Article, Illustration177 1929-07-27 25 11^ u c'^' ?> ir WiMia Peel The Chief Jlistice Sir William Murison Mr Winstedt, H. H. The Mr John Scott La^p 2t C' l^. H-E. The Governor (delivering his speech), The President Dr. Winstedt, Lady Murison i Hon Rajahd'Hi hr p/r^T n J h177 words
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Advertisement16 1929-07-27 26 jQQb —goiiC-w^ N W™L>i -c ">^ Made fronrTtfie tobacco that counts CCCARETTES -JOHN PLAYER SONS ENGLAND j16 words
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Article13 1929-07-27 27 ReSter*! Service.) Paris, July |6. „,,,,,1 .Ik Kc,«.raDC. has beH .lc-l.nitcly13 words
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Article21 1929-07-27 27 ReUter'l Service. Paris, July 20. tK challenge Round of the l>avis Cnl (France beat Lott (America p-i, 3-6. <-*•21 words
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Article337 1929-07-27 27 SUSPENSION OF THREE CRUISERS. [Keuter i Service. J Washington, July 25. Vn intimation pi American action in responsc to Mr. tiacDooald's is contained in Mr. Hoover's cabled briefly earlier. Mr. said that Mr. MacDonald had goodwill and positive intention jusj nsion ol construction of a the year's programme337 words
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1027 1929-07-27 27 LORD LLOYD RESIGNS. A COMPULSORY STEP. Renter 9 Service London, July 24. In the Home <>f Commons, asked if hehad any statem "tit to make regarding th* High Coinmissioneiship in Egypt, Mr. Henderson (Foreign Affairs) replied tliat he hail an interview with Lord I.l' v 1 as> High Commissioner yesterday,1,027 words
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Article353 1929-07-27 28 Automobik tyres are slo* ly taking the burden of ptssengci and freight loads away from Dragons and carts throughout the' world, but jtlfl what -<*.-» into g tyre to v:ive it >tun^th and dui .d ilit\ to carry vueh loads swiftly -md safely is353 words
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204 1929-07-27 28 After a statement by the Minister of Finances of Portugal presented to the Portuguese Cabinet on tlje 2nd March last and recently published, the financial situation of the Country has been Improving substantially under the rigorous measures to the end of reducing public expenses carried204 words
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Article505 1929-07-27 28 STATEMENT BY PPEV.IER. Rcnti r*s Sen \a LomWm, July -mIn tht House of Commons Mr. MacDonald sii«l !u would |»r< l»1 ly viail the Initul States in tetobei Making •> rtatemeni on »vn' ship building Mr. MacDonaW unnounci i thai it had been deci led to505 words
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Article379 1929-07-27 28 IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Renter's Service.] Washington, Jub President il'H.wr announce* that the loratructioii of the three cniiicri included in the year's naval programme will noi begin until then has bce^i an «>pI »i tmiit > for full consideration <>f their iffcd «m the final379 words
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Article88 1929-07-27 28 LEGISLATION PROMISED. Reiner's Service. London. July >.;. In the House <>t Commons in reply to questions Mr. Graham announced that legislation dealing with hours of work and other (acton in the coal industry would be introduced in the autumn. In the meantime Government would regularly Consult Hie88 words
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250 1929-07-27 28 COMMUNISTS' "GREAT REVOLUTIONARY BATTLE REVIEW." I Reutei 'i Service Ufa, July Tlu Moscow Government hat long lisl "< instructions and slogai scribed by the Communisl Inu ami Communisl Party in Ruasu I ".:rcat revolutionary battle revi*. over the world on August i-t oi munisl parties. All countries tire to arm250 words
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Advertisement172 1929-07-27 28 /this\ I is the way J I to earn more V money The Remarkable 1 C. S. Method makes Home Study simple, practical, and profitable. THREE THINGS EVERY MAN WANTS To make good. To have his abilities recognized. To earn more money, for money is the world's standard of B172 words
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Advertisement255 1929-07-27 29 FRESH STOCK p TENNIS BADMINTON RACKETS Phone 6396 SINGAPORE. SELFRIDGE'S I MEW ADD! TIONS TO SELFRIDGE EDITIONS BEAUTIFULLY BOUND IN LEATHERETTE I THE SELFRIDGE REFERENCE SET. These three well-bound, attractive books— each of which should find a place in every home— can be obtained as i Set, complete in a255 words
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Advertisement288 1929-07-27 30 IftMWMßtiHtifß A HEALTHY Bfc^L HAPPY BABY HB^ This P ovvd >r is P re P»red /A^^'* 'j^^B medicinal ingredients bv the undersi^ntd who hH^ I/ \ji :^1 s V Perience In Chinese Medi?H^ 1^ of appetite »nd any other The price is only 30 els. m HottlC yyr _*t^*^ (ill288 words
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Advertisement142 1929-07-27 30 Grade, < S^ USED FOR EASF. < <^ AND > SUITABLE FOR SEASON'S GIFT. These are the qualities of /Jr THE PILOT DESK SET. Price: 56.50 to $25.00 complete. Colour:— White Onyx, Italian Marble, Black, Yellow, Etc. THE PILOT PENS. The representative of THE PILOT PEN Mfg., Co., Ltd. No.142 words
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Article, Illustration69 1929-07-27 31 '\ii\iii'ii<\i;i<,r. j. HIS EXCELLENCY AND PARTY ON A TOUR OF INSPECTION Lady Clifford and H.H. Yamtuan Dr. Winsted* Lady CliHcrd and H.H. Yarr.tucn of Negri &err.b!hn. H.E. the Governor, Mrs. Winstedt and Lady Peel Dr. Winstedt *aking His Excellency, Lady Clifford and party round69 words
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Article, Illustration274 1929-07-27 32 The Minseito Cabinet was formed on July immediately after the fall of the Tanaka Ministry. Left to right: Mr. M.Koizumi (Minister of romrrunications), Mr. M. Tawara (Minister of Commerce and Industry), Mr. C. Machida (Minister of Agricultural and Forestry), Mr. I. Kobashi (Minister of Education), Baron K.274 words
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Advertisement132 1929-07-27 33 iSCoroi Bolted Uoid r v I i I tg^\> mm n j Gold Jewellery with this chop is valuable. The .nship is better than anything produced locally r id plate will last for 10 years. These orna°though costing only a fraction of the cost of ones will serve you equally132 words
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Advertisement207 1929-07-27 33 I T^OSTUM is popular in the home not only because I I X °f c s delicious flavour and its beneficial qualities I I but also because it is so easy to prepare. 1 I For unexpected guests, or for the family alone, I I Postum can be prepared almost207 words
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Advertisement423 1929-07-27 34 KEEPING FIT. A brisk walk daily helps keep ti, c li V w active and the intestinal tract 1 working order, Lut most ptopk ditional aid necessary at times Qj ■QCh occasions Pinkettes are perl they so mildly, yet so efficiently, s- !Ul> late sluggish organs, dispel bil u«J and423 words
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Article235 1929-07-27 35 No man t*ver welcomed tlu return ol the fruit MtJOn more heartily than did I>r. Johnson. <>t btnwberries and cream, he- declared, he OOnld never lia\. enough, rhongh in later yean he devoured huge quantities in the garden <>f I>r Taylor at Lkhfidd, whom 1235 words
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Advertisement299 1929-07-27 35 v.^ Amateur Developing and Printing, 3 Hour Service by Posograph Process, (best quality paper used.) POSOGRAPH LIVES FOR EVER PORTRAITS of the HIGHEST CLASS. You Get Them WHII F-YOUWAIT. You Can Have Several Pose? REAL STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS Acceptable for Passport, Licences and all other Purposes Not a Stunt— Not on299 words
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Article1003 1929-07-27 36 G. K. CHESTERTON - Is There An After- Life? G. K. CHESTERTON Q V THE DANGERS OF NECROMANCY We often lament that the world is divided into sects, all with different narrow idea* The real trouble is that they all have different broad ideas. It is when it comes to being broad-minded that they1,003 words
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Advertisement219 1929-07-27 36 J FOR i TOOTHACHE I OR ANY I DENIAL TREATMENT L' CONSULT I! THE j| QUALIFIED DENTIST G. URANO 56, ORCHARD ROAD. ;j; Singapore. j: Phone 2082. OpD<t*Ue Straits Motor Garage < PAINLESS TREATMENT jj i: MODERATE CHARGES Y CONSULTATION AT ANY < J |r/M O OXV O? Ni H219 words
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Advertisement106 1929-07-27 36 By Appointment. SINGNAW, JJOSENG Co., LIMITED, BREAD CONTRACTORS TO HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES. ALWAYS HAVE ROVAL BREAD i ON YOUR TABLE DAILY FOR j YOUR MEALi WHOLESOME YET CHEAP, i 590 4, Serangoon Road. I THE WEDDING RINC Fresh shipment just unpacked. Production in II rtd platinum. Artistic wedding rinjfi /^\_^P106 words
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Advertisement286 1929-07-27 37 j v RECORDS! RECORDS! "BANNER AND DOMINO" 10 inch Double Sided. < ,5, Come and hear the marvel of latest American music on our "BANNER j and DOMINO" records, which we have received. All superfine series. of all the latest and popular electrical records in Foxtrots, Waltz, Vocal, I Y286 words
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Advertisement238 1929-07-27 38 MIMMIMMIM I FT^juvcnalion hi J VIRILINE t 111 lor m• a I 111 FERTILIME I I forwotnon i P^ futo« MMtnatlM g^y*i^lcl z^ "M^i^Wf^A SOLE AGENTS t E. M. ABDULLA Co. 27, Robinson Road, Singapore. I NEW SHIPMENT. 573 RAMONA Waltz with Vocal Refrain jg My lionoloo Waltz with Vocal238 words
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Article718 1929-07-27 39 on arriving at the Municipal btlildillgl in u., tt l HE. the Governo, rd were met by Mr. F. J. the Municipal Comthi Municipal AfdltoCt (Mr. -1 the contractors 1 repre,,,Mr. R Towrtaf). Sir Hugh "itha „!.Knkcv presented l»y the COtt]s Mejgra Perry and Company m718 words
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Advertisement90 1929-07-27 39 Demonstrating The Grip of The All-Weather Tread .^fefl IC^^^B sß^i^^ t^*.^^ a^ -^^^sl sW .^sl nTS^^Sv m^^^^^^^i^^ jS 1, i\\l I SaH n^L^n^r a^nSn^Bunißl \M m 1 1111 1 .1 < IJfifiiiMiiMMiM^SiiiaMaaaßi Press your hand down on the All-Weather Tread. Feel the grip of the deep-cut sharpedged blocks, placed in90 words
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Advertisement335 1929-07-27 40 s a 6 10o P n (BRANCHES THROUGHOUT MALAYA) tourer Estate 8 Trust Agencies j i (1927) Limited. j I A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST COM- PANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURITY DEPOSITED i WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS GOVERNMENT. 1 REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: j Nos. I, 2 3,335 words
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Advertisement174 1929-07-27 40 r .Jm 5L x I I jffi^ JjL ft K~& '-'S and tiic Climate lp\AY and night your I J nerves have to fight the energ\-sapping influence of constant heat. Why should you not help your nerves to keep healthy during such times of great nervous strain —by backing up174 words
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Advertisement36 1929-07-27 40 PAY US A FEE AND SECURE PERIODICAL EXAMINATION OF YOUR TEETH. WE GUARANTEE AGAINST TOOTHACHE. Cleaning— Examination— Extraction Crown and Bridge work CHOP TAI SENG 41, South Bridge Road (First Floor) M. W. KONG Qualified Dentist36 words
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Article, Illustration105 1929-07-27 41 ct v, '< we pu blishod P' cture s o f some of Madam Kelvey's clever pupils who are to give a performance at the Victoria Theatre next month. Here we give 9 f r'ctures of other equally clever pupils who will perform in the entertainment105 words
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Article, Illustration76 1929-07-27 42 Some of the remarkable scenes in the Ufa Wonder Production "Nemesis" depicting ife in the insect world. These are undoubtedly amongst the cleverest things the films have yet given us. This famous Ufa film which the m-.iagement of the Tivoli are presenting on August 2nd. Grasshoppers76 words
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Article, Illustration34 1929-07-27 42 So™ Wea of the popularity which the A^in Seven has gained in theseven SX SttSffffSUffi&trSß IW^JKW. ft U vast space and houses the expori sidings, and the finishing and despatch departments.34 words
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Advertisement50 1929-07-27 43 *J rx i i Cm Bttli tty *5 a HB^^^d^^^ aCT' mimUlk V Btft >^ ytUo*^\ v' ..I 1 t >*S^ 1)/ MTTi B* K )fv tl* \^y v \^^^^^T "^V y/r^^B JT I'm J^Brl >qM^^^ h^""" S EE I 3463 [HELLO! Is that PHOENIX) I ?/ease Repeat JYly Xast50 words
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Advertisement113 1929-07-27 43 j FRANCE OFFERS lIS THE PRODUCE j OF HER CHOICEST VINEYARDS j GOLDEN GUINEA j CDADin IMP *'<Btf4 .> orAnlVLlliU WW\ •> I WINE PROCURABLE Jn|l 1 LOOK FOR THE GUINEA t $W^k COIN TRADE MARK HWBg ♦> l^/i ON every b ttle I \sftk 1 1 I it is113 words
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Article355 1929-07-27 44 At the end <>i 1928 there were 398 existing companies in Singapore ami 101 111 lumng, of w huh 17 are private coinpames in liquidation, the report on the wOl king of Registries of Companies in the Straits Settlements. The business carried on by tlu 44s companies,355 words
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Article161 1929-07-27 44 It i> the betid of the chairman of tin Riverside Co., i Selangor concert that palm oil could be produced at considerable profit. Sonic ml bet companies which have laid OUt part of their robber acreage in oil palms have had excellent reports uto progress. The chairman161 words
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Article403 1929-07-27 44 a iKX>kict rimmed bf .wr. J. Uoraau Lame, ueputy bupervisoi «»i Huooei v\iin ,m introduction •> v l> N l Kenan 11.C.5., Acting L'omsitssftoßjei *>f load* na> jn>t been published. it mi in 1909 when the {federated KjDbbei Dealers Enactment was pastil tluit an attempt was made to403 words
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325 1929-07-27 44 WRONG NUMBERS" SAVES LIVES OF SIX PERSONS. New York, July t>. "I am sorry, wrong number," said the telephone operator when Mr. William Banks of 1 rooklyn, New York State, answered the telephone in the early hours of a recent morning. But the apology was unrioccssary ai the sound of325 words
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Advertisement588 1929-07-27 44 Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij. j X (koYAI. TACKJ.I N.WI. \IION CO Of IIATAVIA' J •j« .in. fprt<.i.iti«l m HaHasdl »j COXTRACI VRI illK M.TIIKKI.AMis WVIAM CuVIvKN.MI M elephone No. 3640 sub-connections to:— ICtMSCr'I I>c^k. Asst. Manager's IXsk, Marine Supt., (kncral < Freight Dept., Claims Dept., .Wmuit.mt, Providing Dept. and PMMge Hej^t.588 words
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Article459 1929-07-27 45 The United Kingdom Slipping Back. sdr. L. B. Beale, C.8.E., who was sent t«» Malaya by the Department of Overseas Trade says that British Malaya is yet but in a state of commercial infancy but is a prime factor in the commercial relationship of the Middle Hast459 words
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406 1929-07-27 45 Sir Stanley Bo<s, chairman of the Rubber Roadways Limited, in the course of his remarks at the fourteenth annual general meeting on June 3rd said that he was glad that arrangements have been made to pore with 1, sq< yds. of North British406 words
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Article, Illustration190 1929-07-27 45 Williams' Pink Pills - Williams' Pink Pills M \\i ichcd TliU Ycmm 1...(K 'i Life Tntil On Tlk- Advice of Ha Mother %e Tried asdfasdfasdfasdfasdfsaf Mi-s 11. C.crnuin, of 5S>. Church Road, Minion, Sfttingbotsrae, EngkwA, lUtet: "A feu months IgO I became 1 victim of indigestion. I suffircd such pain iftei eating190 words
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Article143 1929-07-27 45 Mcfa buildings with risks to persons and property: that a pood deal has been published in the press on traffic vibration and that since instances have been given of cathedrals and public buildings sufferin? damages nnd of pipes and mains bnrstincr as the result of traffic vibrations many responsible persons143 words
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Article90 1929-07-27 45 Mrs. MacDougall was unable to sleep for indigestion, and at 2 a.m. Mr. Macdougall rose, dressed, went out and knocked up the chemist. "Confound you, sir," said the man of drugs when he had heard the tale, "fancy calling trie out of bed at such an hour for tuppenceworth of90 words
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Article1077 1929-07-27 46 hi a recent lectuie given by Professor l.ddmgtoii, the eminent scientist used a simple but stiiking illustration tu suggest that the Laws of Nature, by themselves, and apart from spiritual significances, are inadequate to explain the facts of human experience. The lecturer asked his hearers to suppose that1,077 words
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Article686 1929-07-27 46 THE GIFT OF SLEEP. Through the rubric which orders that the Psalter should be read through once a month in the Church's daily services it happens that Psalm iv. is read or sung at morning prayer, though obviously it was written for use at the days' ending.686 words
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Advertisement75 1929-07-27 46 MAPI IK OCBMANV 100 TABLETS S5300 h m 2 Ok asa .5 a Ar*f e053 ?pec r c for sextos j^^H neurasfftcnto o^erstrotneo ofesortsfacftont ocpresS'On. one/ Ok asa s /rgreo>enrs hose been 'csred ona hign:^ awarded by reno^vnezf II 1 Ok ASA 5 r»©/ /"O'-ClvS, no^-PO/SO'iOaS not ithtotinQ, aDsoiuTQiy nor/rcss75 words
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Article82 1929-07-27 47 I ,nF TWELVE MOTORS IN r° N L E A RGeST AEROPLANE. Irichshafen, July 12. I u-s largest air-liner the -fully Performed several Mr**- > at Lake Constance, ■rf*' 11 h surface *W* 3° of the twelve motors I"** 1 w ..,.irc countryside, which I** 5 182 words
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Article142 1929-07-27 47 MR WEDGWOOD-BENN'S AMBITION. London, July 6. In proposing the toast of Mr. Wedgwood Benn, Secretary of State for Infc at a banquet at the tfotel Cecil last Bight, the Maharaja of Alwar expressed the hope, that during his period of office the new Minister would142 words
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Article265 1929-07-27 47 SEVERE OPPOSITION EXPECTED. Congress Committee To Meet On July 26th. New Delhi, July 5. The Congress .Working Committee under the Chairmanship of Pandit Motilal Nehru discussed for five hours today the situation created by the communications from Congress members of the Central and Provincial Legislatures with respect265 words
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Article228 1929-07-27 47 MR. J. H. THOMASS SCHEME SUPPORTED BY CONSERVATIVES Support From Conservatives. London, July 12. The House of Commons agreed to a money resolution moved by Mr. J. H. Thomas relating to the Colonial Development Bill which is shortly to be introduced. The bill provides for the228 words
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Article64 1929-07-27 47 FINDS NEW GLACIERS. Bombay, July 17 The Dutch explorer, Mr. P. G. Visser, has returned to Leh, Kashmir, having successfully carried out the first part of an expedition to the Karakoram mountains in Tibet. Visser explored and mapped the hitherto unknown Upper 3ubra, the principal range of the64 words
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Article95 1929-07-27 47 TEN DAYS REFUELLING FLIGHT. Culver City, July 13. The "Angeleno" cabled on July 10 that she has landed and has concluded her flight lasting 10 days, 6 hours, 44 minutes, compared with the previous endurance record of 7 days. 6 hours, 59 minutes. Cause Of The Descent. Culver95 words
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Article129 1929-07-27 47 BRITAIN'S CLEAN RECORD. London, July 13There were no seizures of illicit drugs 1 in Britain in 1928, states the British Gov- J ernment's report to the League of Nations. Illicit traffic in drugs exists in Britain on a very small scale. On the 1 contrary reports of seizures129 words
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Article81 1929-07-27 47 "VIEWS OF FRENCH RADICAL PARTY. The Government scored a second success in the debts debate, the Chamber, by 350 to 238, rejecting a motion by M. Leon Blum for adjournment of ratification. Mr. Poincare is suffering from a slight temperature, due to overwork, the result of his 14-hours81 words
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Article55 1929-07-27 47 Bremerhaven, July 17. The new Norddeutscher Lloyd 46,000- 1 ton liner Bremen has started on her maiden trip to New York. The adver- 1 tisements proclaim that she will do the < trip in five days, but the management 1 states that there is no intention of55 words
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Article133 1929-07-27 47 London, July 18. It is officially announced that the British Delegation to the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, to be held at Kyoto in October, will be headed by Lord Hailsham, the ex-Lord Chancellor, and will also include Mr. Lionel Curtis, the founder of133 words
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74 1929-07-27 47 Vienna, July 18. An attempt by a man to fire a revolve* as the Chancellor, Herr Streerawitz, was entering his office this morning was frustrated by a sentry knocking the revolver from the man's hand and arrest* ing him. The assailant was Anton Leitner, airunemployed74 words
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Article56 1929-07-27 47 COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATIONS. London, July 15. At the request of the Chinese Govern* ment that Anglo-Chinese negotiation* should be opened for the conclusion of commercial treaty on the basis of reciprocity and equality, experts are now sitting at Shanghai discussing drafts submitted by both sides from which it is56 words
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