Malayan Saturday Post, 12 April 1930
1930-04-12
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Title Section31 1930-04-12 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA L£ADIN<* PIOTU KM J»4#»ft* PUMLtmUMO MUJrWV AA+umBAV VOL. Vtt. NO. 12. AHut, 12, am. ttttete 20 dart*. The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED APRII. 12. '.930.31 words
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Advertisement69 1930-04-12 1 Agents ]R st:o co., ltdA SI \gapo&e. I un m t M l l HtlttlMtttl^mitlHttttMlktHllltHlt tlttltlllttttHtHl I Illttliltt tlltMltttltil Illttll llAlltltHtl tlttlltt ltUltltiUtH*MtMUHitU***Mtt«UH(MiliWtta«|t HMUMMHUHUMMlHtUllttltMtttUHtlilUMllMttitMiii^ m A BJ BpWiil fiw£ A <&A n. I. Tit SB NUttSfcMY tfefcASUftfcS fnl and stitjjgtt H||. pot* THE YOUNQ QUESTS. ■LJI^H 1 A LARGE AND69 words
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Advertisement6 1930-04-12 1 Agent 8 BORNEO CO.. LTB. BINQAPORM.6 words
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Advertisement166 1930-04-12 2 1 THfc HEftT AND MOeT ECONOMICAL t I MAIR DftfcSSING V Urgt ttti 80 cants par bolHt or $6joo per dozen. I Small lit* 16 eontt per bottle or #8.60 per doten. J Manufactured by I BINCKR6 DIB*>IENBARY LIMIT6O, BINQAMHfcT. 1 *At iIM *5? f ft it L^L^L^L^^H I n166 words
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Advertisement113 1930-04-12 2 Orange SqueezelX A IEAL MANCfe MtM UAH *»>* itAKttS. I flu» H you haven't I Hi tHed then! there I JHB is A deliulotts tfoatl Hi Hi tty boitle to l Bill 818 day and you will! M§ypp^ like one every day. I fin "*lr-| liroM* ttii dea lei-s or113 words
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Article682 1930-04-12 3 M ttttttttttl ttttttttt'i Father (impressing his daughter's fianct) Vcs, I started in an office with nothing, and at twenty-five I was my <>wn master." Daugliter (somewhat tactlessly) And then you married mother, didn't you, dad? Mrs. A Do you know that we have got your former maid?"682 words
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Advertisement108 1930-04-12 3 For t he Cup that cheers, serve ••GOLD LEAF Tea. SKIXS BVKKYWIIBKK. Sole Agents: f. a. BAfttMOLOMtUSZ LTD.* 3-A, RAFPL6B QUAY, SINGAPORE. X J& UN I'/-y.1 y. V j*7lfpvn 1 1 wa kffifi n I C. C WAKEFIELD Co., Ltd. B Incorporated in England). Qo, Robinaoa Road, Sinftpore. 9 hint108 words
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Advertisement157 1930-04-12 3 BOOKS FOR QUEEMS SCHOLARSHIP, 1930. The Card By Arnold Bennet $1.60 Salute to Adventurers By John Buchan 0.90 Joy of Life By E. V. Lucas 3.60 Companionable Books By George Gordon 1.60 The Doctor's Dilemma By Bernard Shaw 1.20 and for any other books you may require write to or157 words
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847 1930-04-12 4 SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW. By •'Argus." Cricket was much interfered with ly the* weather last .Saturday, and the n*siiH was a scries of abandoned or drawl games. Olie hopes that the cricketer* arc petting all their bad weather over and done with and that the sun will847 words
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Article257 1930-04-12 4 THRILLS NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. On next Saturday night Singapore will have its first real night of thrills with the world's most famous and greatest dirt track yiotor cycle speed rider*, for at 8.30 p.tn, at the Singapore Sp»'cdway the riders will assembh 1 for the grand parade. This will be257 words
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Advertisement140 1930-04-12 4 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. g ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act in every particular.140 words
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Advertisement44 1930-04-12 4 THt I fMiOUS AMBROSIAi X* fel 7 r 0 1? i? Hr^ i Ui»B <♦ IP co^ I I ♦> The nectar o! the Gods i Price 99 ce»u per 111. Special rates lor dealers. *i* t I I. PATTAKA Estd. 1904. t r. men stuppt.44 words
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173 1930-04-12 5 LABOUR AND LIBERAL ALLIANCE AGAINST PROTECTION. outer's Service.] London, Apr. y. wCOOd time in a fortnight, v luncheoned at Downing >terday wUk prominent >tr ..,id Liberals, including Mr. gc and Sir Herbert Samuel. >m *(l fresh talk of a new alliance but it is Jfinitcl t;lK(1 to d ay that173 words
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Article134 1930-04-12 5 [RBtnra'l Service.] Youngstown, Ohio, Apr. 9. The moil spectacular financial fight ftno has seen for ten years has apMched its closing stages. After three wks' intensive struggle for control the breholders of Youngstown Sheet and Pub* Co. m»t to discuss whether *o Krge nli the Bethlehem Steel134 words
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Article54 1930-04-12 5 1 Rkitkr's Service.] Batavia, Apr. o. fhe Association of Tea Owners,, cirUlarising its mtuibcii on the subject '»f restriction of production, states that ■"hough there is every hope that nego■tion s ill end Miccessfully, the whole Acme stands or falls with the rcstricbo" f the Java production to54 words
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Article43 1930-04-12 5 [Reuters Service.] London, Apr. 10. a "C« of a five-Power naval pact J ::nitely vanished, asserts the 1)1 Herald," owing to the Franco■Han deadlock. Meanwhile a threeft cannot be fixed up before Tin American delegation has tlic passages on the "Leviaho."43 words
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71 1930-04-12 5 [Rkuter's Service.] Berlin, Apr. 9. The possibility of a serious RussjOrnian incident is envisaged in an evening newspaper Npoft that three members of the Russian trade llnlfgltioil to Herlin were ainonj; the five men arrested by the police in connection with the discovery of71 words
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Article157 1930-04-12 5 MANHOLES BLOWN SKYSHIGH IN NEW YORK. New York, Apr. 4. Two big centres were startled by a series of explosions yesterday. At least ten were killed and a score injured in the Pennsylvania Firework Factory, near Ihiladelphia. A terrific detonation was followed at intervals by minor157 words
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Advertisement121 1930-04-12 5 I m"^^A Bhbi HbHI I In II IfflL Iff.. "r^Tr^ Truck owners can be divided keep cost and small capital cost into two classes those all make the running costs per who haul loads where payment ton mile unusually low. is received for every pound p or( j trucks have121 words
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Advertisement30 1930-04-12 6 Henry Waugh Co, Ltd., FOttMEttLY KATZ ftftOtttfcttS. UMfttD. Sole Agents CM A RAVEN A THE LARGEST SELLING CORK-TIPPED CIGARETTE IN THE WORLD. DO /VOT AFFECT THE THROAT. CARRERAS LTD., LONDON.30 words
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Advertisement151 1930-04-12 6 i ••HOMELITE" Portable Generator a family member of the popular I "HOMELITE" Portable Centrifugal Pump < fl 9^ J^B v* A jaw 1 Ab^i^LbM Lm lm i Lfwl a^l h^L fcnglne: Single Cylinder. Air-cooled, loach Magneto. Generator. Sit pole, sttttttt wonod 100 watts capacity either SI toll or UivoltD.C. Control:151 words
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Article, Illustration149 1930-04-12 7 STARTING NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. I Arrival of expert racers. Left to right: Mr. Reynolds (Managing Director of Singapore Speedways Ltd.), Messrs. Jack Sharp, Charles Datson, Harry Lewis. The fourth racer to arrive. Left to right: Mr. Ted Yates, Mrs.149 words
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Article, Illustration118 1930-04-12 8 NEW RULER OF ABYSSINIA. The death has taken place of Zanditu, the "Empress of Abyssinia and Queen of the Kings of Ethiopia" according to Reuters message of the 4th instant. Ras Tafari Makcnnen, Negus (King of Kings), the Conquering Lien of118 words
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Advertisement176 1930-04-12 9 a CARLSBERG BEER I9k TlfC dcct < Wk BcST. j J ]Hkk Obtainable from all dealers I and by the case from H^Thc East Asiatic Co., Ltd. j oIIMviAPORE. j j V^M|HH^H11H***************9^*************************998^M 1 1 B See the Pen that writes Without Pressure i! iarker Tiuofold c have them in all176 words
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Advertisement53 1930-04-12 9 Cake \/our doctor's €ip I > B I O C I T I N CHARGES YOUR BRAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERCY, AND SO ENSURES 1 ACAINST PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUE. •> Obtainable in powder <mrf <aWe< /Vo»j first-class Dispensaries and 5/er «t «t /fern < MINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY, LTD. 309,53 words
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612 1930-04-12 10 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By Quiz A task which l**ats me is to think 1 1 something funny about rubber and tin this week. But the planters ami miner* irerdiM for a smile of some sort. However, it may cheer them up to noil thai the Agricultural Department612 words
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Article535 1930-04-12 10 DARE DEVIL SPEEDMAN. One of th« most general topics of conversation locally now being Speedways, a Sport which is claimed to be the most thrilling and spectacular in existence, perhaps short account of the doings on the Claremottt track, West Australia, from whence recently arrived Datson, Sharj' and535 words
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Article522 1930-04-12 10 Peking, April 4. Mr. Eric Scarlett, the treasurer of the Anglo-Chinese college at Tientsin, was murdered 1 y bandits at Pcitaiho, the popular foreign >ea resort, neat Chinwangtao, on Wednesday evening. It Blears that Mr. Scarlett, with 4 colleague Mr. A. P. Cullcn, the secretary of522 words
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Advertisement16 1930-04-12 10 To nwT r enhance the "mV beauty of your hair A KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE16 words
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Advertisement40 1930-04-12 10 h > v Strength! QUAKER OATS is rich in protein— which builds strong, sinewy muscles. In addition, it has abundant carbohydrate for energy; minerals for blood and nerves; vitamins for health. Eat Quaker Oats in some form daily. Quaker Oats 26-1740 words
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Article902 1930-04-12 11 THORNTON HALL - THORNTON HALL H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. 1 BY ECIAL TO THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. I 4'piest weeks of my life i I .to spend the rest of my lift He e Prince of Wales declared on I three years ago, from 1 visit Viiaii ranch. v can902 words
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Advertisement192 1930-04-12 11 HTA ift r tt/lMr vik gold smith If lllU I IH ft" JtWtLLERS No. 492, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. Tie CHINA JAUt HOUSE" (Wholesale Retail) For Outstatlon Customer! Cash With Order. j EASTERN SERIES 1 '^JW^te V t^N^* 'TO say "Milkmaid* 1 Milk Is part "^tlw^ t-^Si 2^2!S/1 1 1192 words
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3906 1930-04-12 12 FRANCIS FURNESS - Our great New Serial Story. The Man with the Dalmatian FRANCIS FURNESS Q V ft G&fr &&£&&&^!&^&^.m,&&i*M&8BGi&& SS S S «"£sfcss-s£& INSTALMENT TWO. SYNOPSIS. The will of -Ik RALPH CHESTER, Baronet, left his property to be equally divided between his twin sons, RALPH and YALLANCK. The baronetcy passed to the3,906 words
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Advertisement226 1930-04-12 12 11/fll'M'V j !g U,|U i Aj 5 (i x W EFFICIENT I purposely *0 \A jr Bjh. HJE, j |l, Abreakable, but un- your Fountain r wUi'lll, ilif/s I! less it writes smoothly. r>f the Winaow. r-My>rt|W lli, 11 M k it cannot give you full 0 Darker DUO- KvMll'226 words
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Advertisement129 1930-04-12 13 >.A y ii^ri^^l j^^m I^H^K Jfe^p coo/ through mil g p swelterino heat is threatening to saf) your strength, when you P are listless and weary, then "47//" F.au de Cologne will help you to t Wl 1^ repain vioour and elasticity. |w -^Z* 1 i ij) (J I L2129 words
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Advertisement183 1930-04-12 14 1 superiority" l R j is: as Pa'ar^ount nas offeree s.p«rior entertainment in tN pas:, so B thh New S^ow World will be tcund the best entertainment in the* H al-talking p ays, to be seen and heard only in those theatres screening 10 PARAMOUNT PICTURES. I Hi \PITOL U183 words
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Advertisement194 1930-04-12 14 ALHAMBRA NEXT CHANGE i "MARRIED IN HOLLYWOOD A MUSICAL LOVE ROMANCE was written oy Oscar Straus who composed Tne Chocolate Soldif and M The Waltz Dream," which thrilled a generation with thd melodies. So again, the music of Straus will fill the world with song. Super- singing delightful dancing mesmeric194 words
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Article2187 1930-04-12 15 I WARSHIPS IN NAVAL PICTURE. I FILM ACTOR POLYGLOT. movable homes predicted. B London, Mar. 7, 1930. Br. premier's Secretary. I \ii ss k** Rosenberg, Mr. Ramsay m n I's private- secretary, who ■Lit 1 at Buckingham Palace* f Q]{ 1".., has lxx-n almost all her in2,187 words
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Advertisement62 1930-04-12 15 I V V V V V V V VVV *T M Ot j R LONDON LETTER B: x,an Saturday Post Special B BY THE LOOKER-ON X Copyright. DRAIN PIPES n f (Jor Jinti-Malarial Words) 1 THESE PIPES ARE LOCALLY MADE AND ARE WIDELY USED BY THE I M <3 ENQUIRIES.62 words
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Advertisement46 1930-04-12 15 I "AN/EMIA, j WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY j 1 MEDICAL MEN ARE UNANIMOUS IN j PROCLAIMING THAT DESCHIENS' I irfil SYRUP I I j l rJt/\ Bae«oglobiB j I //^OvA. s/~^ is the re«edy (y,. >[ \y-^ always j j f i CURES OBTAINABLE FROM ALL DISPENSARIES. I46 words
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Advertisement67 1930-04-12 16 J\^^ J '< yiiii »^^^l I y^ j^^M B I MONISM'S SPECIAL SCOtCM WHISKY th* Whilky jou aill for of«in Sole Agents: Robinson Co., ltd. JS, 'Incorporated jn the Straits S«ttl«nenta). CORRECTLY MAPC OP SOWNI W«4. S^AStNPPTIIIIPI VPAVTHDU'? mOSUSi TEAK 4 PUCKWOOP FURNITURE AT FAII PIICSB CAN W»W IP OITAWiI67 words
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Advertisement244 1930-04-12 16 I WAHL EVERSH4RP Pens and Pencils! RICH GIFTS j i t\\ Uniquely Personal X ffEVERSHARP j I I PtNCjLS a .j. I a:i v. ill stand vere t^O not contuse these hi.- •> J^, -^ge. l_y r.-w Wahl-Evcrsharp J jty No* obuinab:e with tain Pen Desk Sets with ar.v I(244 words
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Article, Illustration58 1930-04-12 17 D Company. B "Company C Company. Another snap of C '!^tgj^^^ *W* A Company. w An eH H^^lPP(||M BWf rehearsal of the numll|^HHHWjW^Golclwyi7Tvi^|^^^^Picier the direction or Two buses racing along Tanjong Pagar Road collided against each other opposite the Fresh Food Company's premises on 28th.58 words
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Article, Illustration17 1930-04-12 18 Seong.17 words
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Article, Illustration24 1930-04-12 18 The Jalan i Malay spectators. lak* J th t dance held by the Singapore Harbour Board Club.24 words
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Advertisement71 1930-04-12 19 IV Ik. I I V I II tk I II n ORANGE CRUSH! A sharp blade every morning with- I CulffOrOl^H Ctt^ dn< W ?WW| 1 out any taking to pieces-juift a few $fts®^ /$M 1 to and fro on its own strop- re^^l J^ (j^W nothing could be simpler-nothing71 words
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304 1930-04-12 20 The Malayan Saturday Post April 12, 1930. INDIA AND CHINA. There are over a million Chinese in Malaya, and several hundred thousand Indians. They are, we feel, entitled to the highest commendation for the calmness which they are maintaining during the progress of important and disturbing events in their homelands.304 words
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Article235 1930-04-12 20 Publicity has Keen given to a scheme of the < h'erseas League to build a residential country club in Singai>ore. Is it intended to "fill a long-felt want here by providing a club whose membership would be drawn from all communities We hope so. It is unlikely235 words
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Article251 1930-04-12 20 Di*cu**ion about the censor *hip of cinema filing in Malaya ha> revived, as it was bonad to' do, with the advent of the "talkies." It is felt by most people that the cutting of films is tfoing too far. considerably depreciating their entertainment value and casting an unwarranted251 words
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Article75 1930-04-12 20 [Rkitkr's Service.] Bombay, Apr. to. One result of (iandhi's so-called national week is the extraordinary numl>er of white khaddar (homespun clotrO caps, "C.andhi caps'' which have suddenly appeared amongst the Bombay Indian |M>pulation. Kven merchants, who previously wore the familiar round felt headgear have been obliged to exchange75 words
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Article517 1930-04-12 20 (Continued from page 21,. uere successfully exploited. It H CPf tainly creditable for a team to gau?t their own strength and play according). It YflOg Liang would turn up lot clul) it is quite possible that the Chine* will go further ahead. The L T n Suiu Mun517 words
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Advertisement107 1930-04-12 20 enhance the \^V beauty of your hait A KtEM THE HAIR tN ELACE Mothers you must care* fully choose Baby's talcum. Talcums of heavy scents, or coarse in texture, irritate and inflame tender skins. Such talcums maybe gritty or caustic. Don* t use them for your baby Mermen Borated Talcum107 words
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Advertisement19 1930-04-12 20 Malaria Sanatogen by multiplying the number of red blood corpuscle*— quick!* conquer* malarial debility. It rebuild* health lastingly. SANATOGEN19 words
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Article599 1930-04-12 23 TREATY TO BE DRAFTED. [reuter's Service.] B I union, Apr. >• retail oi tllis r"o«" nill 8' s mating I tl> h, American and Japanese m% to the Naval Conference all it [i n g differences between them I tically been settled. I st step will be599 words
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Article320 1930-04-12 23 [Reuters Service.] Bombay, Apr. i<>. A hundred people were injured in v clash between Orthodox Hindus and Intouehalles at Xasik on the occasion of a Hindu procession in which the monster chariot of the (tod Rama was being dragged through the streets. Police dispersed the CTOwdl with baton320 words
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Article121 1930-04-12 23 ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. Alter Evensong <»n Sunday (Palm Sunday) "The Story of the Cross will be sung by the St. Andrew's Cathedral choir to the well known setting of Redhead. Mi Good Friday ;it o.i^ p.m. an augmented choir will sing Stainer s "The Crucifivion," the soloists being Mr. 11.121 words
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Article44 1930-04-12 23 I Rfutt-r's Service. Uondon, Apt v. Chicago National Boxing Association have launched their threatened investigation into Camera's "On* RounJ Kookout" Tom in the l'iiit»'(l States. Questionnaires have been addressed to Boxing Commissions in all fourteen States wherein the Italian appeared.44 words
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36 1930-04-12 23 [Reutkr's Skrvice.] The Hague, Apr. io. It is officially Announced thai the HHtisli Government has given permission for tli«* me of landing grounds in Imlia for the regular AmsterdamHatavia air service.36 words
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Advertisement61 1930-04-12 23 PRICE r^r-i $t.a75 \m\ PLYMOUTH BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED. (BRANCHES THROUGHOUT MALAYA). ARTISTIC CARDS, COMPLETE Q^ WITH ENVELOPES Ok» G ets. tach or GJ cts. per doz. %W^C^ 12 (ts. each or $1.20 per doz. O* Postage 30 cents a jSJK *S parcel extra. jr+ y^^ >^ Obtainable From /W GEO.61 words
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Article479 1930-04-12 24 Last Week. I an asked why theac notcg did not appear laft w««e-k. 1 must blame the weather. The most importani event uas tlu defeal of the C.S.C. at the handi of the SRC. who continue to Win matches this. Beaton. That may Ik' ascribed to the improved479 words
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718 1930-04-12 24 KLANG NATTAKOTTAI CHETTIARS' ASSOCIATION. The opening ceremony of tin 1 alxne ■SSOfislirM was celebrated in it> premise-, No. 3-, Jalan Kaya West, at 4 P»» on March _w Great enthusiasm prevailed. Punctually at 4 p.m. the President Mr. S. 1,. S. CetttapfM Chettiar of Epoh arrived and after presenting him718 words
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Article32 1930-04-12 24 Magistrate (to prisoner with thirtyItven previous convictions) The same old face.'' riiiuaw Ah, the same old dial, sir." Magistrate: Yes, the same old dial is here to give >uu thY usual time."32 words
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Advertisement198 1930-04-12 24 i^^V^^ES^L\ Ove application of Sloan's Liniment quickly overcomes the pain. Gently laid on the painful joi muscle it penetrates instantly. Con. JKf +vJ^ gestion is overcome nerves ana Jy m x tissues are soothed and comforted Wl 1/ and welcome relief quickly follows. **~> Use Sloan's for Rheumatism, Lum. bago,198 words
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Article2146 1930-04-12 25 .ntinued ftom page SO). ,!v and you are so under- issurt you tli.it anything you me about yourself I shall never anvbod) 11, 118WI. ,m tlu'ii I w ill it it \\<ni t Iw>r I can I say rt nill bow me I Uiiow what2,146 words
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Advertisement30 1930-04-12 25 •> IS FOR GOOD HEALTH lil DRINK I i&l ORANGE-SMASH < I 1 jPSW\ Made from the juice I of ripe, sweet oranges- JL healthful refreshing 1 FRAMROZ 6 Co. 1 SINGAPORE.30 words
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Advertisement123 1930-04-12 26 USED FOR EASE <O <S? AND C* V SUITABLE FOR jtf SEASON'S GIFT. JT Thrsc art Ike qaalltltfl of jm tkt THE PILOT DESK SET. Frice:— $6.50 to $25.00 complete. Colour:— White Onyx, Italian Marble, Black, Yellow, tie. THE PILOT PENS. The reprssentativs of THfc NLOt PfcN Mfg., Co., Ltd.123 words
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Advertisement204 1930-04-12 26 i^3B I o3* v I j I REGLYKOL! is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon 4 chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and aceton? in the urine of patients after a few days treatment with this preparation was reduced to a minimum, it no < 1204 words
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Article, Illustration41 1930-04-12 28 Photcsraph taken a, ,h, opening ceremony on 27th. March o« the Klang Na.tukottai Ch.ttiars Association f th General Post Office Trengganu taken at the residence o* Mr. W. D' Souza. Superintendent. Posts and Telegn,,' SeaSTT^r^ S srs.T G J/Dorasa.v W D-SouzaCS,,^41 words
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Article, Illustration64 1930-04-12 28 The arrival of His Highness the Raja Muda of Perak, C.M.G and Mr. N. K. Bain, M.C.S., District Officer Lower Perak, and the inspection of the Guard of Honour. H.H. the Raja Muda making his speech at the64 words
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Advertisement212 1930-04-12 29 lAH /m 8 P arts enclosed ex^ept Flywheel. Simple in construction, very few parti to wear out, strongly built, easy to operate. Let a Deere Engine I do your work and be satisfied that you have a really reliable unit. For Con te Mixers, small Factories, Electric Lighting Plants, Pumps,212 words
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Advertisement255 1930-04-12 29 You* re looking 4f^k much better" I Jf -^Jf**^^ Thanks old man, I feel better too. Stopped drinking strong, stimulating drinks at night— switched to Postum. J°Uy Z°°d drink too like it. Helps me sice P K ke a i 0$ B el U P feeling fit. X Appetite's better,255 words
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Article87 1930-04-12 30 The Daily Mail understands tint the Hoard of Control baa invitoe! Mr. 11. I>. Leveson-Gower, Mr. F. T. Mann, sad Mr. J. C. White to select England's Test cricket team to play the Australians this summer. Mr. Leveson-Gower, the former Surrey captain, lias been <>n the English selection87 words
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Article148 1930-04-12 30 The Kind's six maxims for life and conduct, which hang in his workrooms at Buckingham Palace and Sandring ham form the basis of a series of Lent sermons at St. Stephen's, E.C., by the vicar, the Rev. F. C. Baker," says the Daily Chronicle.'" "As revealed148 words
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100 1930-04-12 30 LADY BARRETT-LENNARD, OF JAMAICA. Lady Hanctt-Lcunard, wife of the Chief Justice of file Supreme Court of Jamaica, was received into the Catholic Churcfa recently in Jamaica. Fr. Francis J. Kelly, >.]., Administrator Apostolic of the Vicariate of Jamaica, performed the ceremony at the summer house100 words
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Article178 1930-04-12 30 Rhino Camp (Uganda M.r Mr. Finch-llatton, interview Renter. Mid that during the past the Prince ol Wvlei ami party ha hunting on the l ;;nks of the Xi; w«.«'ii Lake Albert and Nhnule, v j 4 steamer Lugard at base from 14 to 16.178 words
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Advertisement173 1930-04-12 30 Stop! What is Ahead of You? Are you satisfied with your piy and prospects? Are you sure of your job? If your services are dispensed with today, can you get another post Make sure of your future by qualifying yourself in one particular line of work. The International Correspond' ence173 words
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Article633 1930-04-12 31 I BISHOP OF ST. ALBANS' m ANALOGY. X Hishop oi St. Albaiis, at a joint I o f the- St. Albans and Hurnet V said he beB Ru— ran Soviets thought out subtlety the four most enVcB ,t attack upon the Christian H n.niH'lv through hone life633 words
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Article135 1930-04-12 31 I EVACUATION OF MISSIONS BEGINNING. Nanking, Apr. 6. 'I he National Government has issued a mandate to-day, ordering a punitive expedition against Marshal Yen Hsi Shan, who has set up a rival Governmeat at Peking. Shanghai, Apr. 6. Mrs. Glazier and Miss Rugg, two British-China inland missionaries, who135 words
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Article74 1930-04-12 31 REVELATION AT S.P.C.K. MEETING. Commenting on the rapid development now being made by the African l>eoplcs, a missionary speaker at a meeting held in connection with the S.P.C.K. Founders' Day said it was known that the Prince of Wales, while visiting the Cold Coast a few74 words
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Article157 1930-04-12 31 I UNOFFICIAL VOTE IN U. S. New York, Apr. 5. Giving the results of its poll of the United States regarding Prohibition the "Literary Digest" announces that of 40 States canvassed only two have shown majorities in favour of the enforcement of the present Prohibition Laws, namely Kansas,157 words
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Advertisement126 1930-04-12 31 ir Wde, More Tons iS Than On Any A|lJ Other Make. i 'ftCoLJIIS^J i r idfe^Nr^r Greater comfort, lasting strength, ,S- surer security, downright goodness--I these are insured and bulwarked by > the expert effort of conscientious workI men, by the generous merit of flawless I J^/}P; material, by the126 words
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1075 1930-04-12 32 WILL THERE BE AN ECONOMIC BREAKDOWN IN RUSSIA A STRIKING AND EXHAUSTIVE SURVEY OF ECONOMIC TRENDS IN SOVIET RUSSIA. The Sower of the peasantry— whose only crimes ire industry, thrift tad ■kill- air being Stripped Of their aii and bended into the collective farms, to Undergo a serfdom more callous1,075 words
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Advertisement709 1930-04-12 32 I Koninklyke Pakctvaart Maatschppjj I (ROVAT. PACKET NAVIGATION CO OP BATAVIA: i :n.or;©r«trd ia Holland! j i f VNDER CONTRACT WITH THB XBTHERLANDS INDIAN GOTBtNIfHNT j Telephone No. 5451 sub-connections to:— j Manager's Desk. Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., General < Freight Dept.. Claims Dept., Accountant. Providing Dept. and j709 words
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Advertisement70 1930-04-12 33 If, 950 Unit Cm !l I AT| n al s^oKs^^^ l\ 111 Dl I Greatest o/ Batteries! More powerful, more dependable, more brilliant, Eveready Unit Cells last longer, too. Unquestionably, Eveready is the world's finest flashlight battery. 11l Obtainable from all first class I |i| dealers. 1 1 1 170 words
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407 1930-04-12 34 For the winners of gambling competitions he was always very sorry, for although they were probably not very sorry for themselves, in the long run they were the ones most likely to suffer unless they had remarkably strong characters," said Sir Herbert Samuel, M.P., in407 words
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Advertisement384 1930-04-12 34 New Books Just Arrived! I j THE GOOD COMPANIONS. By J. B. Priestley. All provincial jl England-wide spaces and crowded streets, big towns and little -I towns, fairs, dingy old theatres, queer lodgings and the open road— is the scene of Mr. Priestley's rich and massive novel. It tells, with384 words
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Article, Illustration862 1930-04-12 35 o THE WALTZ OF 1930. GRACE, RHYTHM AND VARIETY. (By Victor Silvester, First Wcrfc's Ballroom Dancing Champion). No. 13. II II partners for the iu v v> fa vill assume that you have (I that I told you last week 9 ary body movement, rhy--9 and862 words
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Advertisement10 1930-04-12 35 (Next Week: MORE WALTZ HESITATIONS AND SOME SIX EIGHT DEVELOPMENTS).10 words
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Advertisement313 1930-04-12 35 fPERMANENT I WAVING I SPECIAL REDUCTION Bogene System $30. Gallia Boncella System $20. MAISON INTERLANDI Permanent Waves endure; they* •> are guaranteed for six months. <♦ *j* Soft wide waves, tight waves, or£ those delightfully attactive round j X ringlets can be obtained in the. j| minimum of time by313 words
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Advertisement328 1930-04-12 36 Make it this year and place your order right away for an Austin 7 Car. j TOtttEß $1,275. SALOON $1,495. Jull particulars gladly sent on request. Wrial run arranged witdout any obligation to you. Borneo Motors Ltd. Jittd 3irancl)es EstAtt If twist Agencies (1927) Limited. A TRUST COMPANY REQISTERED UNDER328 words
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Advertisement219 1930-04-12 36 J I deficient ia C 'r'l-"'a MJiy J^CSSS^^SSm—^^Jßaaa^ ♦^t" j^ «y •^^•♦^^^^a^^^^^^^~ fi«i/</ a s^rowg Constitution in this new, logical way— with KALZANA, the Calcium-Food "DONES, blood, tissues, nerves the whole of your body is built up of millions of living cells— and upon their health the health of your219 words
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Article, Illustration51 1930-04-12 37 p noto^apns of given in honour of Mr^^T E. I^pp oh^^^ve of his departure onTuTTougnaOheresidence of Mr. A. M. Alsagoff by Mr. Manjoor Sahib Maricar and Mr. A. M. Alsagoff. Sig. Schlam, expert dirt track rider, who is coming to Singapore. See article on page51 words
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Article, Illustration44 1930-04-12 38 A fine collection of water colcur oaintings by a Chinese Artist (Mr. Wu) will be exhibited at St. Matthews Young Peoples Guild, 60 Cantonrrent Road from 17th. to 19th. instant. Some of the beautiful paintings. The Artist.44 words
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Article, Illustration183 1930-04-12 38 Group photograph taken after a cir.ner oarty given by his friends in honour of Dr. A. Thurai, Medical Officer- in-Charge of the Staff of the Singapore Municipality (who is proceeding on furlough) at the residence of Mr. Mrs. L. L. Quyn, Lorong 3, East Coast Road, on183 words
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Advertisement283 1930-04-12 39 I I "^\l** y^s^^^l BBBB^HM^BB^a^IB m^ BM^^BM^BB> TkV'^7^* J Bh z_^^»"^tf 't I JUmIiTWH^m I I .4 881 I, M >BB^ r^^^iff^^^^*! I r *"*>■*— -w^^. "ij^2 j2Bfl&' BVJ i BVA V^»S^£--^^ vr 7 fIUI I' bWAv r^ I ytvAßl ym^^A^ i^l^^b^ n^^^.^^k^Bßß^ i ii ii iiMi 1 i^« -hi---283 words
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Advertisement50 1930-04-12 39 SCREW «.^..11tl HI 1!• f I 1^ ■0* 9 M*yi<^« i 4*i M Ut^ i»«»«t I THE BASE AGENTS: thcr fc tn cr d p LtttlE CO. LTD. THE COCKTAIL Singapore, penang, ft KUALA LUMPUR IPOH. amous: 4MNMMNMMMWMMNMNIMI llMllllllllMMWmillMWHllimnininTTTT*—**— MM>MM T HbBbBB i Qrrp UKinn TRY IT. (Inoorporatod in SS.)50 words
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536 1930-04-12 40 THE GOVERNOR'S INTEREST. Ihfl members of the local coimnitUe lvi tiir Hong Kong University Women's Hotel Fund were invited to tea at Government House on Friday. There were present Dr. Cheoug Chce liai, (Chairman), Messrs 6ong Chin ling, Tan Hong Ghini, (Joint Hon. Treasurers) Drs.536 words
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550 1930-04-12 40 MAHATMA AND VOLUNTEERS BREAK SALT LAWS. GOVERNMENT'S RESTRAINT. [Renter*! Service.] Bombay, Apr. 5.Ur. Gandhi has arrived at Dandi. A deputation ol the Indian National Anti-Revolution tUtJ lias arrived at Dandi with a view to requesting Mr. Gandhi to posti>oue the anti-salf-tax campaign and instead tight "uutouchability/' Piece goods merchants' associations550 words
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Article94 1930-04-12 40 [Keuter's Service.] Delhi, Apr. o. The police have arrested 2J salt-mak-ing volunteer-, at Saleepur, including Mr. Gandhi** son, Davadas, a barrister named Asaf Ali and the president of the District Congress, Mr. Shankerial. Later. Tlie repori that Mr. Asaf Ali has been arrested is incorrect.94 words
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Article77 1930-04-12 40 [Renter's Service] Athens, Apr. 8. A ipedal commission of the Senate sentenced the ex-Dictator General Pangalos, to two years imprisonment au<l deprivation of political rights for five years on a charge of granting, while in power, concessions onerous to the Treasury and savouring of corruption. Thy proceedings de-alt77 words
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Article224 1930-04-12 40 [Reutcr's Service. J Hong Kong, Apr. b. An ofiocf and tour men were killed and rwo men were injured through a?i i.\i>lcMon in the after end of the British destroyer S*'i oy this inorning. Diinng exercises a depth charge exI I'hlu!, and Torpedo-Gunner Reid, A.224 words
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Article69 1930-04-12 40 I Reuters Service. London, Apr. 6. Although it has been found in possible to recommend the total ibolitk of submarines to the Naval ConfereM the First Committee has been able I make important recommendations on til questions of size and armament. Til report on the legal aspect69 words
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Advertisement138 1930-04-12 40 THE SINGAPORE I EMPLOYMENT I BUREAU. I •> I HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED! tAT No. 42 DHOBY GHAUT,! FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF! THOSE SEEKING EMPLOY-! MENT-TO REGISTER! NAMES AND OTHER PARTIJ X CULARS OF APPLICANTS! FOR EMPLOYMENT. I t APPLICANTS FOR JOBS! REGISTERED WITH USI t WILL BE SERVED IN ORDER!138 words
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Article1034 1930-04-12 41 B m .1 little Pnucip.ii I '"the Continent then- lived I man I J jvm Paiulin. The story of his I forth in the writings of an h,, lived in the middle age-, .,1, iwcmbcring. Peter had quite humble drcumstan- for kMlg nt Ma(l warmed an I t1,034 words
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Article437 1930-04-12 41 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES. Let Me See Him in Things. When I see in things that which lead* to God, I see the tiuth. For this true, tliis entirely true, side of creatures is that which glorifies God, since that is its essential destiny and the fundamental' reason of its existence.437 words
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Article, Illustration751 1930-04-12 41 A NEW HEART. S< Paul dVdares that the moral lav is written by God OH man's heart; but thollc h in this way man is made eonBdona of the bfi of his highsst wetors Ihe IS tree to obey or to disobey it. B* p^jence .hows that ol^ience is751 words
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Article1829 1930-04-12 42 I m .1 time i"i learning Uic d« lesson* "i" lit-- li it i period of j. Philosophy which, as a word, ji lv q« \>- wisdom shows us a w; wisdom consists. J^u ha kn»M I a deepei isdom than thlj pbil< eophy can teach. I I,1,829 words
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Article, Illustration130 1930-04-12 42 THE VICTIM OF YOUR NERVES Deplorable indeed is your conditii when you become so nervous that ra start at the shadow of yourself. Ivost n«*rve is not easy to regain. Th digestive >ystem becomes inert, yuu be come melancholy and lack driviq power. When your bl<xxl130 words
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Article222 1930-04-12 42 RELIGION SPURNED AND IGNORED. Preaching in Westminster Abbfl Canon Donaldson said M To-day aq ate pleasure degraded into vice, spoil spoiled by gambling and Ql-feelinf, hunting marred by cruelty and garity all good things spoiled by the sin and stujiidity of man. What i> wrong222 words
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Advertisement6 1930-04-12 42 A mOOSEhOID name IS 54 COUNTRIES'6 words
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Article463 1930-04-12 43 ul/HY GOD PERMITS ETERNAL ■WH PUNISHMENT. I ca.dinal Bourne on Free Will. I !f the fundamental fact that we were I a teu i 1 the imagU f Codf tO Wh m were t o return, were borne in mind Han nic tbe lrtra<>rdillar y463 words
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Article109 1930-04-12 43 B I)o you welcome or resent work? Do ■P 1 sk ip it as long as possible? Whdr B^ Vui •-■.kling it, do you emunemte ■J^ r V s! "mlc thing you do, just as if you r -rdest pressed mortal on ■J^ t l n °t to forget109 words
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Article926 1930-04-12 43 A gentleman What, o' the woolpack or the sugar chest? <>r lists of velvet? which is't, pound or yard, You vend your gentry by Beggars' Bush. Many attempts have been made to portray the ideal of a gentleman, and several famous books have been written to926 words
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Article101 1930-04-12 43 What an invaluable asset in the solution of lile problems is a little kindly tact! How many, apparently impregnable citadels have yielded to, it Some fortresses can be taken only^ by frontal attack, but most of them can be captur* ed by quietly intrenching *&4 Advancing our siege lines101 words
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Advertisement106 1930-04-12 43 Atophan tulll also I help you L^ jq I The feeling of confidence given by the doctor's i words is fully justified. Countless sufferers have been given relief from the tortures of rheumatism and gout by means of Atophan treatment. Atophan removes the cause of the trouble, increases the exjfl^/^j106 words
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