Malayan Saturday Post, 30 August 1930
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section27 1930-08-30 1 UNKNOWN MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED BVERV SATURDAY VOL. VII. NO. 31. AUGUST 23, 1930. PRICE 20 CENTS. The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED AUGUST 23. 19 30.27 words
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Advertisement170 1930-08-30 1 DRINK SOLARIECO SHERRY Agents:THE BORNEO CO., LTO. I II m^^^^M *^m By Special L^ i B* M. Tbe [p^HHIBBHHH Appointment To King ol Siam. H^^^^^^^B STERLING SILVER TEA COFFEE SETS II (T/2 AN APPROPRIATE GIFr BEING AN EVERYDAY e WgjgmgJMM NECESSITY IN ANY WELL-KEPT HOME. I H ALSO SUITABLE TRAYS170 words
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Advertisement11 1930-08-30 1 MOET AND GHANDON GHAMPACNE FOR ALL OGCASIONS Agents:THE BORNEO CO., LTD.11 words
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Advertisement120 1930-08-30 2 WAFER CAMERAS] LIGHT COMPACT EXTREMELY THIN REMARKABLY STRONG RIGIDLY CONSTRUCTED. Uses Rotl/tlms fPlates Jilmpacks Full Particulars From SINGAPORE PHOTO Co., 55-3 HIGH STRB6T, SINGAPOIR. Tel. '•SAIASTUDIO SINGAPORE." PHONE 0389 lUJ»I* fl-l f I 1 t t >A>^ 4 I H4VE KOU TBIBD OUR Orange Squeeze? lEAL 01ANW iiWI MADE tF120 words
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Advertisement154 1930-08-30 2 SINCERE DISPENSARY Ltd., I SINGAPORE. I Wholesalers Retailers of) Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi- 1 |cines Surgical Instruments.) Proprietors of s I THE BEST 8? MOST 1 ECONOMICAL HAIR I I DRESSING (special hair cream) I Urge size: 60 cts. per bottle or $5. 00 per dozen I Small size: 35154 words
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Article665 1930-08-30 3 11 Did you bear that poof Henry has joined the great silent majority Xo. When did he die?" Oh, be didn't die. He got married j cst«rday." "A woman*! mouth," .says a cynic, "may resemble a rose, but not a roseImd. A rosebud, you know, is closed."665 words
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Advertisement84 1930-08-30 3 TFA lor the discriminating hostess 0i all dealers throughout Malaya. Sole Agents: F A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., B.A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. L WAKEFIELD C C. WAKBFIBLD Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Fri^land) DO, Robinsod Kc*d, Sinff«pore. t •> think life a Blessing and are ,j, t.i to prolong the aamc sboald j84 words
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Advertisement233 1930-08-30 3 j». j». j», Jt. J». j»- J^£~fM v v vvv v%•%•%• v w HELP FOR CAMBRIDGE J EXAMINATIONS. i Paraphrases of King Henry j Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, J > etc. each 0.81 Questions and Notes of King > Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of J 1 St. Matthew, Acts233 words
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2488 1930-08-30 4 ROMANCE AND ANTIQUITY OF GLAMIS CASTLE. rOnce A Royal Residence. Uon than usual interest is Ukcu- |»articu 1 j:. the present visit 1 York to < ilamss Castle. One the most ancient mansions in lbs north country, ft* Scottish home ot 181 j,. ess2,488 words
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Advertisement206 1930-08-30 4 lluSu' ty tdtth mAmr*s. i# An sof'ly close the door, M Our baby's got a fever, I Which he'? i#MT had btfere. ultl Mos' times he is so happy, I sJ An' now to hear his cries, /a^T"\^' Brings such a drcfful heart-ache, -fZglft W And burning to my eyes.206 words
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Article802 1930-08-30 5 Being Smiles of the Week. I: the best bin grimmest j«»kc> ytiiU: awhile: r iKber i '5; I"*- 1 Ma»fe< Sttong.' ol that kind does not impress istracted planter. He would prei ik market round about a shill- is uara iinrin in the halls oi cii Ctition. Restriction, said802 words
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Article77 1930-08-30 5 It was late when Pat reached home, not wishing, to disturb his wife, he crept in on his li.mds and knees btrt fate intt'i vent'd and lie humped into the bedpost His wife, sleepily putting out lid liand, touched Ins head, and thinking it Was the dog began patting it.77 words
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Advertisement118 1930-08-30 5 COMING SOO/V ALHAMBRA I I The Fox Movietone Masterpiece J SONG O' S f MY HEART j wM JOHN McCORMACK The World's Greatest Tenor. r <• fln^Mt^r THE SOURCE t I Cl^^ OK GREAT PICTURES A AAAAAA A A* i"V Capitol Theatre Jyarrujjin! it witU U livers il Fictures (Jirporation118 words
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Advertisement194 1930-08-30 6 »♦»»»#»»♦»♦»»••»»»•»»»< iff >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ < 'ft '^2l Tm i /I i 1 "1 4 l*S?4- kSN kSSSy N®N ty4m*i p^pi n I I Jfwiwiri i' [V. *-xanx«r*J IV '»»U«*«J# Henry Waugh Co, Ltd. FORMERLY KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. J Sole Agents >♦»♦»»♦♦» BUY SOON! JUST OFF PIESS ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN194 words
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Advertisement164 1930-08-30 6 ••is NIGHTLY! Par amount's JUI-eolour Synchronized Production. "REDSKIN' Presenting RICHARD DIX One of the Finest Dramatic Films of the year. All the natural beauties of the great open spaces revealed in their most Universal's Gigantic Film Epic j "ALL QUIET on Ihe WESTERN FRONT FROM ERICH REMARQUE'S WORLD FAMOUS BOOK!164 words
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Article, Illustration194 1930-08-30 7 ic lustre photos b\ Square Relay Competition. Folk Dancing. Taught to be good spectators. Passing Bean Bags. Volley Ball Competition betwe?n Raffles and Maxwell Houses. Competitors. Miss M. M. Flicker, Woman Superviso Physical Training, distributing the prizes. Lian Song, with his manager Johnson Koh,Y.C. Song - 194 words
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Advertisement162 1930-08-30 9 a CARLS6ERG BEER ]p^ THF RFQI (fflfel Obtainable from all dealers ;A|k| and by the case from IllTk East Asiatic Co., Ltd IJiß^ SINGAPORE Sole Importer* i ZZctke l/our 2)octor s dp (*l'^ vii tail < «-r A V»y 111 I^l CHARGES YOUR BRAIN NERVE CfLLS WITH ENERGY, AND SO162 words
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Article3107 1930-08-30 10 RITA LINDSAY - RITA LINDSAY OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: By A hundred and ninety, hundred and nimety-livc stubbj finger flicked up the last banknote—" Two hundred." The iiii^-r som« exactly express* ed the man He wai strong and atujbby, a thickset, brisk little man; like the finger, too. active, downright glad3,107 words
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Advertisement39 1930-08-30 10 v I J i I l\ I y I they can depend upon M Milkmaid to be V "Milkmaid" Sweetened Condensed Milk <\ m iff TV mr m >W A W Il^k MILKMAIii i f is^^ c^ Sweetened Condensed £^^^239 words
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Article4220 1930-08-30 11 JAMES RONALD - JAMES RONALD flew Serial Story. BY INSTALMENT EIGHT. CHAPTER XVII. INSPECTOR EVANS EAVESDROPS. At nine o'clock on the following morning Inspector Kvans and vman Drownrigg arrived at Peter Brayds house in Sloane Square. They were irfonned by Brayd's pomp js little butler that the millionaire was tieakfasting,4,220 words
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Advertisement154 1930-08-30 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE <^ AMERICAN MAIL LINE I ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly Service Excslle%t Accommodations. NHXT SAILINGS: Arr. Singapore. Leave S'pure Uave Penang. I President Polk Sept. i Stpt154 words
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Advertisement257 1930-08-30 12 THYE CHUNG C(UIC L4DIES GENTS OUTFITTERS. Provision Wine Spirit Merchants Wholesale and Retail Trade Telephone 4617. Adelphi Hotel Buildings, No. 100.102. N. nli Bridge Road, SIMGAPORK. -k ft /h s wing yik r^r, No. 492, North Brldft Rttd, SINGAPORE. "The CHINA JADE HOUSE' (Wholmlt It Rttail) For Ouutatlon Customtn CtaH257 words
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Article2496 1930-08-30 13 WELLINGTON'S WORDS AT WATERLOO. A FAMOUS WAR JOURNAL. THE VALUE OF MOTOR SPEED TESTS. SIR FRANK BENSON'S MEMOIRS. London, July iS, 1930. Wellington and His Guards. Included in a sale of autograph letters afl d manuscripts which is to take place gt Christie's this mouth, are interesting2,496 words
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Advertisement61 1930-08-30 13 WE APPRECIATE That your daily expenditure cigarettes must toe regulated In accordance wltli the difficult timen now prevalent throughout Malaya. The Ardatfi Tobacco Co., Ltd. Have anticipated their customers demand tor a first class Virginia cigarette at a popular price to suit all pockets and offer you "Gold Snot" Virginia61 words
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Advertisement283 1930-08-30 14 Flashlight battery IV Vine17#<' world's thusl 1 y FLASHLIGHT 1 BATTERY I j VKKKADV Unit < .ells arc unfailing I I lonp lasting extrrmelv brilliant I tno»t economical. I Obtainable from all fir*t rla— > Jralrr*. Fmrlnry Rrpmwntativ+a: I MI'LLF.R A PIIIITS (M«la>«). Ltd. I »1« L'nion Rulldinx I'jMyrt Ouay.283 words
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Advertisement220 1930-08-30 14 s^i V II tell you bow A t° sleep like a tot? "Used to lie awake for hours my- cm self— restless, fretful, but no more. 9 y switched from strong, artificially W stimulating drinks to Postum. You I rhave no idea the difference it has f made M Postum220 words
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Article, Illustration15 1930-08-30 15 ZLATA Performing in Madam Kelvey's clever entertainment at irie Victoria Theatre to-night (Saturday 23rd August).15 words
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Article, Illustration68 1930-08-30 15 The wedding took place at the Scottish Presbyterian Church on Saturday, 2nd August, 1930 of Mr. William H. Day and Miss Agnes E. Stark. Left to right: Mr. Peter Haig who gave the Bride away Mrs. Peter Haig the68 words
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Article, Illustration17 1930-08-30 16 The S.C.C. and Chinese teams. Photographs of the spectators.17 words
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Advertisement216 1930-08-30 17 »Kga® DOORMEN v&S^mm PORTERS TAXI-DRIVERS— 1^ -3ifc S P C^ g widely trcuelled ot a glance i Almost invariably, the owner of a Hartmann I Vf\ Trunk is an experienced traveller. A person who has been places done things. For A* despite its smart-kekirg exterior, its obviil «S|;^ ousiy superior216 words
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Advertisement191 1930-08-30 17 SODAWATER was first offered for sale in Singapore on Mugust 31st 1836. SINCE THAT DAY, The experience of Fraser Neave Ltd. has produced a standard sodawater NOT EQUALLED ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD, AND, for the benefit of those who prefer a less highly Aerated Sodawater, Fraser Neave Limited, have put191 words
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Article2371 1930-08-30 18 Spsci*l to The Malay jk Saturday Pi Cofa right. London, July 24, iw;o. NEW NOVELS. Tlk 1 dull spell of wcathc: which, 90 anddenly ind bo unexpectedly, nai vuprnefad out recent tunny days is, fortunately, relieved by the timely appearance of batch ol uo<kl novels. Of these, alike2,371 words
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Advertisement211 1930-08-30 18 I [^™l|Hgl|H^i|||^ <J|[ I 1 and make I7° o extra weight possible. Blade '|f|t ifll'l held steadier, giving that hollow ground ngiditv lfk jj|| Made, too, from steel strip in one continuous operation fjk ffj ll' so that every blade must have the same perfect edsre. iff I*- Proba^ blades211 words
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Article147 1930-08-30 19 London, Aug. 1. An opinion of the qualities of tin-"lieu-pecked" husband, in strong contiast to that traditional 1 depicted by the comic artist, was expressed by Dr. C, W. kimmins, in a lecture at the Cambridge Summer School Dr. Kinuuins, who is an authority im children, declared that147 words
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Advertisement673 1930-08-30 19 1 iiimhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiim 111 111 Minn iiiiiMiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiniii'**"— I Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij. 1 (ROVAX IVU KJiT MAVIOATIOM c<>. OF BATAViAJ (lncorporattd iu llolUud) ini)i;k ointkact with ihk nethhrkanus Indian govbrnmbnt j Telephone No. 5461 sub-connections to Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., General Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept. and673 words
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Article226 1930-08-30 20 CLERGYMAN KILLED BY WIFE'S FORMER HUSBAND. Jealousy and Rc.enge. NiaKara Fall* (1.5.A.), June 2b. A Minister was shot dead in church to-day by his wife's former husband The wife was shot at and woundea. The Rev. Kdgar Wood, a well-known local cvaagdiit, was leading the226 words
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Article144 1930-08-30 20 GRAND JURY REFUSES TO INDICT PRODUCER. London, Aug. 13. New York.— The recent appearance on the stage of the New Amsterdam Theatre of a chorus girl entirely unclothed, but waving a large ostrich feather fan, in the course of a scene in which girls144 words
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190 1930-08-30 20 CLEAN-UP OF NEW YORK THEATRES. New York, Atfg. If. A movement to "clean up" the New York theatres has been started under the lOSptcefl of Cardinal Hayes, Arcliliahofi »f New York. Moi^igtior I> vellt, rector of St. Patrick's Cathedral, in letter to his parishioners, declarer tliat the conditions in the190 words
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Article208 1930-08-30 20 SAD OCCURRENCE IN A CEYLON VILLAGE HOME. Galle, Aug. 10. The sad case ol boy Ix;ing strangled to death by a chain he was wearing round his neck was told by I>r. L. de la Harpe, the J.M.O. of Calk, who was called sway yesterday afternoon to208 words
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Article186 1930-08-30 20 NEW SETTLEMENTS IN DOMINIONS. London, Aug. 11. It it stated that great scheme of ■fttkment in the Dominions will be submitted to the Imperial Conference under the •ttSpicei of the British Government. Mr. George I.aiisbury indicated the nature of the scheme in an interview today. He186 words
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109 1930-08-30 20 Tlk- British unship Ki'»o WM momd a( Cfrdittgtmi Aerodrome at n a.m. OQ Saturday, having completed without mishap her return flight from Canada with disabled engine. L«»rd Thomson, the Air Minister, who was awaiting the arrival of the dirigible, congratulated Wing-Comma nder more on109 words
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Advertisement203 1930-08-30 20 Correctly Made OF SOUND WELL SEASONED TIMBER BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED TEAK BLACKWOOD FURNITURE AT FAIR PRICES CAN NOW BE OBTAINED at SUN WAH, Victoria Street Enquiries J# Jnspeetion^ordiaUy^ Invited^ l I L J W% IIT The Sun Wah Company 380, VICTORIA SrKEET, SINGAPORE. f NEW Sin AMSAH ODtON RECORDS. Recorded in203 words
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745 1930-08-30 21 Herbert Austin, K.B.E.—Chairi The Austin Motor Company— sided over a distinguished gathering milieu at Lougbridge Works durquite a large number of the of the Fourth Imperial Press reference having travelled to Long,t Mr Herbert's invitation to brui- c '*>-." something of British automotive bidmtiT at first745 words
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Article110 1930-08-30 21 [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Aug. 19. A deficit of $200,000,000 is feared at the end of the fiscal year (June 30, 1 93 1) due to the increasing expenditure and the shrinking revenues and reduced business activity. The expenditure from July 1 to Aug. 15, excluding the national110 words
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Article76 1930-08-30 21 Cf Reuters' Service.] Belbourne, Aug. 19. The Conference of Premiers has appointed a National Finance Advisory Committee, consisting of Mr. Lyons (Federal Postmaster General), Mr. Hogan (Premier of Victoria), Mr. Hill (Premier of South Australia) and Mr. Stevens (Treasurer of New South Wales). The Board will76 words
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Article97 1930-08-30 21 [Reutcr's Service.] Peking, Aur. 18. An authoritative message from Peitaiho yesterday state that Chang Hsueh Liang is in the bett of health and is playing tennis every day. As regards the mutiny, it appears that a number of officers stationed in the district had been offered a large97 words
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Advertisement50 1930-08-30 21 I STENOGRAPHY. j owpetent Stenographers earn anyiin K from Jioo to 1250 per montb. positions always open. We can 1 you in your own home and in our own time. Full particnlars from JC.S., 137-H, Cecil Street, Singa- 1~ tr q. .i. .i. «i. «t. f r -t- -t~-*T— l~50 words
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Advertisement57 1930-08-30 21 Wy r£ jX V *LTJ^.' 'rJ a« **^V Craven A THE LARGEST SELLING CORK-TIPPED CICARETTE IN THE WORLD. DO /VOf AFFECT THE THROAT. CARRERAS LTD, LONDON. I BV LADIES hats, DRESSES, I SHOES, ETC. I Of the latest fashion and design always In stock. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. Z. PATTARA,57 words
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Advertisement33 1930-08-30 21 ;j^-Mr Am* fv'Hj Trusted I*^s for 50 EAT Quaker Oats with full assurance that its healthful, nourishing qualities have been recommended by doctors and dieticians everywhere for over fifty years. Quaker Oats 26-1133 words
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255 1930-08-30 22 The Malayan Saturaday Post August 23, 1930. HILL STATIONS. The Colony Government has got itself into a tangle over its hill station policy. This policy is, of course, as was naively confessed by the Colonial Secretary in an unforgettable speech, to make ample and excellent provision at Cameron's Highlands, as255 words
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Article291 1930-08-30 22 Concerning the Government 's dilatoriness in taking practical measures to deal with the unemployment problem, the "Malaya Tribune" delivered itself the other day of an unusually strongly worded rebuke. That strong words are called for is undeniable. There seems to be an official determination to refuse to291 words
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Article294 1930-08-30 22 Duncg recent months considerable enthusiasm has been evoked by the feats of British flyers. Miss Amy Johnson became a heroine through her wonderful flight to Australia; the round- Europe contest was a real "front page story"; and now a British airship has been showing how the terrors can be294 words
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233 1930-08-30 22 Renter's Service.] London, Aug. zi. The DtttchcM ot Vork has given birth to a daughter. A bulletin from Glamis Castle states The Duchess of Vork gave birth to a daughter this evening. Both Her Royal Highness and the infaut Priucess arc making very satisfactory233 words
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203 1930-08-30 22 REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE OF RILEY CAR. CROWDS FASCINATED AND AMAZED. We give below a very interesting message regarding a record run on a Riley Car carried out by Mr. Pemberton Billing in America. Mr. Pern barton Billing, an enthusiastic champion of British Cars, and an enthusiastic Riley Nine Owner, in a203 words
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Advertisement104 1930-08-30 22 Hair lovely and as you want it all day long JL KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE 3 MENNEN M Guards W^ Baby*s Protect your baby from the unseen menaces: Moisture, Friction and Infection. These three enemies inflame tender skins, spoiling baby's health- and growth-producing sleep. In Mennen Borated Talcum, millions104 words
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Advertisement21 1930-08-30 22 j w 'O Sleeplessness Go back to sound healthy sleep by strengthening your nervee with Sanatogen. SANATOCEN The True Tonic -Food21 words
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Article111 1930-08-30 23 MR BARTLEY, NEW MUNICIPAL PRESIDENT. H.K. the Governor (Sir Cecil Cleuicnti) is leaving Malaya in October on Home leave. Mr. John Scott (Colonial Secretary) will then be appointed Officer Administering the Government and Mr. M B Shelley (Treasurer) is to take his Phce as Colonial Secretary. The Un-Jer-Secretary,111 words
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141 1930-08-30 23 m 'fbe War Office announces that Major 1 General L. C. L. Oldfield has been apI pointed General Officer Commanding I Malaya, with effect from February 1931, lin succession to Major-General PritI chard, 1 who is to leave in January to take up the appointment141 words
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Article148 1930-08-30 23 H Service.] Roosevelt Field, 18 Augt. Captain Page, of the U. S. Marine H^rps, in the presence of Flight. Lieut. HAtchcrley and other visiting airmen, dis-H;'-y c ti today the fastest flyiup ever seen ■■"■•vTc. He was piloting a new mystery" ■Curtiss Seahawk monoplane, with an Heiiianc148 words
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Article44 1930-08-30 23 I[Reutek's Skrvick.l Washington, Aug. 19. "unitions which Messrs. DuDenemour are holding for ship- to the Chinese Nationalists have n released at the request of the hlne Legation. a *ithorities declined to allow shipthe munitions until the request Chinese Legation was forth-44 words
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Article99 1930-08-30 23 BRITISH BASE ON BLACK SEA? I Reiner's Service.] Bucharest, Aug. 17 In connection with the present visit of the British Naval units to Constanta, the Press discusses the possibility of the establishment of a British naval base on the Black Sea at Constanta, with Rumanian consent. It will be recalled99 words
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82 1930-08-30 23 [Renter's Service.] Aug. 19. Considerable interest is being taken in Scotland in the visit which the King and Queen are to pay to Balmoral. Their Majesties are travelling by special train from Sandringharn to Balmoral on .Saturday and this will be their first visit82 words
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Article89 1930-08-30 23 [Renter's Service.] London, Aug. 20. A new scheme to combat over-produc-tion of rubber is given prominence in the "Financial Times." The scheme has I*eu devised by Mr. V. N. Were and Mr. W. A. Stanton, managers resl>ectively oi the Kampong Kuantan and the Brooklands (Selangor) Rubber Companies.89 words
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Article103 1930-08-30 23 FUTURE OF THE EASTERN RAILWAY. [Reutkr's Service.] Berlin, Aug. 20. A group of American financiers and representatives of the Soviet Government and the Russo-Asiatic Bank are negotiating the future of the Chinese Eastern Railway. It is reported here that the conflict between the Manchurian and Soviet Governments103 words
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Article116 1930-08-30 23 Service.] Baltimore, Aug. jo,. The newspaper proprietor, Mr. Vanlear Black, an aviation and yachting enthusiast, who flew round the world last year, fell over-beard his yacht and was drowned off the New Jersey coast to-day. His body has not yet been recovered. A valet discovered that116 words
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Article, Illustration14 1930-08-30 23 ZLATA. The Perfect Dancer lVrfonnine at Marinm Kdvey's Kntrrtainmeiit at the Victoria Theatre to-night.14 words
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Advertisement66 1930-08-30 23 REALLY SOMETHING FOR NOTHING BRAND NEW 1929 AUSTIN CARS We have in stock a few 7, 12 &16 h.p. Touring and Closed Cars. To clear these and make room for forthcoming shipments of new models we are offering to all purchasers of these cars FREE upkeep of PETROL OIL SERVICE66 words
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Article1107 1930-08-30 24 lu Argut I congratulate Messrs. YV. IV Ifofor, A. <> Wilson and K. L. Hastie on the happy iamc of then discussion ia-t week-end <>f marten which have threatened certain unpleasantness bet **een Singapore and ><.•;. u soccer circles. Possibly there have been niisundev-tandines OH both1,107 words
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Article346 1930-08-30 24 HOW PASSENGERS WERE SAVED. [Reiner's Service. J Wellington, A.ug. m (1 p.m. G.M.T. Reports are being anxiously followed j concerning the plight of the mail steamer "Tahiti." bound for Sftfl Francisco. She hai lost her propeller and is leaking, her position being 460 niik-s lOClth-Wtft r of Cook346 words
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Article71 1930-08-30 24 ARCH OF GREAT BRIDGE SUCCESSFULLY JOINED. f ßenter's Service.] Sydney, Aug. 20. Union Jacks and Australian flags flymi: at the top of cranes, and whistles and syrens shrieking, informed people here that the arch of the harbour bridge had been successfully joined. The bridge will he illuminated by71 words
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Article108 1930-08-30 24 [Reuters' Service. j Washington, Aug. 20. A meeting of banking representatives and State relief committees ii. a been called for Tuesday to map out a definite financial programme of drought relief work. Mr. Hyde, the Secretary for Agriculture and head of President Hoover's national drought relief108 words
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Article115 1930-08-30 24 I Renter's Service.] Calcutta, Aug. ao. The European com ni unity forsook their normal political apathy and packed the Xew Empire theatre this evening to discuss conflicting resolutions, the first of which had considerable support. It advocated the repeal of the Government of India Act, 1919,115 words
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Article297 1930-08-30 24 WILL ENGLAND SAVE INNINGS DEFEAT [Renter's Service 1 L<hk1<mi, Aug. 22. The following arc the scores up to lunch time: ENGLAND.— 1st faming* Hobbf C. Kippax b Wall 47 Sutcliffe c Oldiield b Fairfax ibi Whysall lbw. b Wall 13 K. S. Duleepsiujhi c Fairfax b (•rimmett297 words
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Advertisement36 1930-08-30 24 CIVIL ENGINEERING. We can coach you in your own home and in your own time. You can thus improve your Prospects without relinquishing yonr present employment. Full particulars from the 1.C.5., 137-H, Cecil Street, Singapore. I36 words
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Advertisement259 1930-08-30 24 PERMANENT WAVING SPECIAL REDUCTION Eogeae System $38 Gallia Boocella System $10 MAISON INTERLANDI Permanent Waves endure; they are guaranteed for six months. Soft wide waves, tight waves, or xnose delightfully attactive round ringlets can be obtained in the minimum of time by reason of the improved processes which are employed259 words
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96 1930-08-30 25 FACE CONFERENCE IN VERAVADA GAOL. ur Bombay, Auk- 13Aug. 13. Mr. Gandhi again Motilal Nehru and Taudit Ulal Setam it "-30 a m to da >'- Vallabhai PWel, who is aibu in Veravada Gaol, joined tnc ttnee, which vvas also attended b-y gj uiadur Sapru and Mr. M. R. Sgrojini96 words
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Article85 1930-08-30 25 )iN bUMBAY AND MADRAS HrtfcblDENClfcS. Bombay, Aug. b. i ;uiu. uumbei ol apologies MtfMkrl*ttoners uudeigomg wnltnfi m ).,.j a Presidency gaois m cuuD with tilt civil disobedience max to date is oj. K of them ara from aiuoug llMjat cted and seiiteuccd m Bombay udci Anti-lHckctiug ')rditk85 words
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Article554 1930-08-30 25 AGISTRATE'S ORDERS SET ASIDE. MR. JUSTICE KRISHNAN PANUALAI. Madras, Aug. 11. htt Uil o xiL be counted as nasty fcf the Government were two ■ttti i^u c a by .Mr. Justice toau Fandaki, m the High Court, Wrtrict .Magistrate of Guntur M au urdei on June -:oth, under M4i C.P.C.,554 words
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Article79 1930-08-30 25 Alnncdahad, Aug. 21. Nine women and 2<> Ixns, including Murdula Ben, the daughter of the millionaire mill-owner Mr. Sethambalal Saranbar, and Khrushed Hen, the graiuldaughter <>f the late Dadabhai Xaoroji, a former member <>f the House of Commons, were arrested, and 100 persons were injured in a lathi79 words
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Article203 1930-08-30 25 Simla, Aug. 17. It is repotted from the north- we ji that tnc Atndis arc retreating. The tiioes uic How ill a cliasteUed mood and the K.A.i has inflicted severe punisnmeut itii a very salutary enect. a communication tiuin an influential leader in tlie Bara Valley states203 words
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Article177 1930-08-30 25 St. Louis, Aug. 17. Dak- Jackson and Forest O'Brien, who bavc btcn flying the greater St. Louis in a new refuelling record, have laiuk-d. They flew for 647 boon 1$ minute* 30 seconds. The flyers cane down owing to the engine misfiring and losing oil.177 words
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Article46 1930-08-30 25 Shanghai, Aug. 19. The 110 Green Howards sent to Hankow on the Cumberland on Aug. o, to be ready in case of emergency are returning to Shanghai from Hankow aboard H.M.S. Cumberland, the Coinmunibt menace to Hankow apparently being considered at an end.46 words
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Advertisement51 1930-08-30 25 KUALA LUMPUR. I The best Lime procurable in Malaya and used by all well known I Contractors and Government Departments-Dei i very within three days I upon receipt of order. $1. 45 per pikul F. O. K. Singapore. telegrams: THE GENERAL ESTATES SUPPLY CO., Telephone: [KOALA" 107, HAVELOCH EQAD, SINGAPORE.51 words
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Advertisement279 1930-08-30 25 SCHOOL BOOKS. C3i liool Algebra by Ci.ukiicv Oiuoui xinuiUicUc Uy Vvotkiiiaii 4.y, ivc.v to wit above 3.51 luioritti .1. .iiiuietic 0} Workman o i Ke> 10 tlic above aciiooi ftntimiiir by tl. a. ilau iiial couiae in Hygiene IAJf.J iNcvv i\.c^iuiiai oocglapn^ By lirook& 4.0,3 lile. iriguouietry by H. 6i279 words
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Article1148 1930-08-30 26 "WE CANNOT AFFORD TO DO WITHOUT IT." 1.-Ae is out ol t.ishioii in an age which would limit responsibility, and this is great pit) becauai whatever else we must kite in order to be >.»n-factorily modern, we cannot afford to do without love (says R<*ita1,148 words
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Article165 1930-08-30 26 SAID TO HAVE KILLED 20 MEN. ALLEGED MURDERESS TRACKED AFTER 22 YEARS? Murder Farm Story. LafMfte (Indiana Belle Guniiess, who has frequently b^eii described aa "the mo.st notorious, murderess of the century," is believed bo have been found in the State •>l Mississippi, after a search lasting 22 years. It165 words
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Advertisement103 1930-08-30 26 t.fi.s/ffjhc'M w^ Fr(*t« c;»f"M"5/i pad DFA^Hl\l^'i BHLF" \lF f~s~^~ K m ;(>>i A^^ Kxrrvy/jrtr /All l\ L v_^ 11 1 I VJ I ./L II L I ll* K^^ul WEAKNESsI M >^1 DEBILIT« ffl AN/EM lal te^fes CH I EN S 'Syrupl /y I^. of Hxmoglobin I Already 30.000 Doctors103 words
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Advertisement231 1930-08-30 27 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000, ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. i C' (iNOtRI'nRATED IN STRAITS SiETTI.KMKNTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. i The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life231 words
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Advertisement152 1930-08-30 28 SINGAPORE HU A PA 0 UNOW MORE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED A THAN EVER BEFORE CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS IN PICTURES FROM CHINA READ f^ EVERYWHERE IN MALAYA A Advertising Subscription Rates on application to the Publisher's Agents THE PHU-YDC PRESS. 240 South Bridge Road, Singapore Phone 7656. I I SAMPLE COPY152 words
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Advertisement197 1930-08-30 28 RECLYKOL J, is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone (i in the urine of patients after a few days treatment with, this preparation was reduced to a minimum, it no > eliminated altogether, while the various organs of197 words
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Advertisement30 1930-08-30 29 j yua/iw r count*?- i lIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII/Ii^IIIIJMIIIIH r -*"^^^'S^ r /g^; iffllfcJ^ii^. l>J > <i ttl< -^r?r v 5 i reigns supreme I f S LAMBERT S 5 BUTLER. X |V ENGLAND <30 words
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Article, Illustration117 1930-08-30 30 Paramount's beautiful synchronized production now being screened at the Capitol. Richard Dix in a scene from the All-Colour Paramount production REDSKIN now being screened at the Capitol. Photograph taken orTthe%ccaTsion of the 3rd Annual Meeting of ''^Xthi ...i.avaoa bangam at the Town Hall, Taiping. Seated in the117 words
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Article, Illustration37 1930-08-30 30 The Delegates of the Fourth Imperial Press Conference were recently entertained by Sir Herbert Austin, K.B.E. at the Longbridge Works. Our photograph shows Sir Herbert with a few of his guests.37 words
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Advertisement149 1930-08-30 32 I PILL HAIRAN No. 1. > ACTS LIKF MAGIC-JUST ARRIVED •5» FROM HINDUSTAN. A Specific which thickens the human ,I 4 >emen. emissions and a!l sorts of 4 Spcrmatorrrhoea. i No. 1 Price $1000 per bottle. No. 2 Price $3.50 per bottle! v I MINYAK TEGANG No. 3. V This149 words
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Advertisement182 1930-08-30 33 > < f fi for goji) HE\i;ra j ffl DRINK i I JR ORANGE-SMASH I' iff Ssl« Made from the juice f II |HI of "pe» sweet oranges- I' i 888 healthful refreshing S H FRAMROZ 8 Co. S^ SINGAPORE. ELIZABETH LIMITED THE ENGLISH H\lft BEAUTY SPECIALISTS. 4. PESANG ROAD,182 words
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Article, Illustration765 1930-08-30 34 ON A SHEEP FARM. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gllwell). I am hoping soon to revisit Australia and New Zealand and to see something of the Scouts who have migrated there from home as well as the Scouts who have done all their scouting in765 words
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Advertisement162 1930-08-30 34 I BROADWAY MUSIC I STORE. I (adjoining Ttvoli Theatre). I 338 North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. Piano Tuners, and Repairers of i Musical Instruments, Dealers 10 I t Brunswick Machines, and Records. I Suppliers of First Class Dance Ban^i. i Charges Moderate. Large stock of Jewel, and Gennettc jl f Records,162 words
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Advertisement360 1930-08-30 35 "GOOD BOOKS"! ;THE HOLY BIBLE. Authorised' Version. In large variety of. types and bindings. Published J by the British and Foreign*! Bible Society, S.P.C.K., Oxford i University Press, the King's;! Printers, and Collins Clear-! Type Press. < Price from 50 cents to $10. >THE HOLY BIBLE. In Tamil, j Arabic,360 words
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Advertisement337 1930-08-30 36 REALLY SOMETHING FOR NOTHING Sdrand ftew 1929 Austin Cars We have in stock a few 7, 12 16 h.p. Austin Touring and closed cars, To clear these and make room for forthcoming shipments of new models we are offering to all purchasers of these cars FDFF u pKEEP of Petrol,337 words
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Advertisement139 1930-08-30 36 Nerves V^^r I v^lllTicltC I T"*\AY and night your I Y^J nerves have to fight the I energy-sapping influence of I constant heat. I Why should you not help your I nerves to keep healthy during I such times of great nervous strain -by backing up their strength I with139 words
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Article, Illustration76 1930-08-30 37 Trom left to right: Capt. Ambler, Mr. Coleman (Inspector of Schools Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Gan Tiang Kwee, Mr. Gan Tiang Kwee, the Hon. Mr, S. J. Chan and Mr. Koch (Ag. Principal). Some of the guests. Mrs. Tong Lao distributing the Prizes. The Ag. Principal76 words
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Article, Illustration60 1930-08-30 37 Mr. C. G. Coleman, Mrs. G. Ambler, Mrs. R. Walker and Mr. J. Watson (Ag. Director of Education). Mr. R. E. Smith (Principal Victoria Bridge School), Mr. E. Strickland (Supt. Physical Education) Miss M. M. Fricker (Woman Supervisor Physical Training). Mrs. A. L. Bishop (Principal Pearl's60 words
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Article, Illustration90 1930-08-30 38 Glamis Castle, in which the Duchess of York spent her childhood, and where she is now in residence. See article on page. 4. A pretty wedding was solemnized at Kuantan on the 23rd. July by the Rev. Yau Yee San the parties being Mr. Chong Teck Leong, of90 words
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Article, Illustration102 1930-08-30 38 Group photograph taken at the Supreme Court, Ipoh, on the eve of the departure on furlough of Mr. J. H. Bassett, M.C.S., Registrar Supreme Court. Sitting, left to right: Messrs. P. Samuel, M. R. Iyer, Ng Kheng Tan, Raja102 words
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Advertisement55 1930-08-30 39 i WraWSfHdr Thtrt'* nothing to chooie F or the cigarette tcnoker C»p«Un Njiv> Cut Lifarctto F»r the pipe. "C*p»Un" Navy Cut Tok«cco Both are jutl at food to day ai when you tried them fir»t Probably, even, jutt a little better CIGARETTES TOBACCOS W 3463 HELLO! Is that PHOENIX ?/«<rse55 words
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Advertisement52 1930-08-30 39 IT STANDS ALONE "•I«ir» it* it'f»*»« »io*|tri'.r.» jIH m ■»«ct.:"Ow' tmi wojßio [DJ I ■''^"i...i^nrfjr SECOND TO NONE Sole Jigents. JOHN LITTLE &Co M Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IPOH. 4 *m» it— i ii •..,...,•...••..••..«••.•••«■■••••-■"•»••<"»•*«—'•--•••■•-••' HI BEER REAL BEER r^?K it. (Inoorporated Ih SB c t52 words
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Advertisement257 1930-08-30 40 lYrsooatity, thai mystcrioaa, attractive lorce, ul which the pouteM* .ire io envied, has pnzzted the pttychologMti t<>i age». Ik** it de|K.ml on pxnl kx-ks «-r anart wearing apparel, or rs it thr ra.4i.uion i>f Ma; •abtle quahtv erf the nimd It is stated authoritatively to 1* Mmpl} the expraaaiOO o<257 words
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Article738 1930-08-30 41 ORDINANCES OF THE CHURCH. A false antithesis is sometimes made between religion as consisting of man's apprehension and response to spiritual reality and religion as consisting of compliance with appointed ordinances and rules of life. The one is regarded as the only real and living form of738 words
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Article694 1930-08-30 41 GOD'S GOOD NEWS. While the theologian and the scientist discuss the grounds on which we are justified in believing that God reveals Himself to men, the universality of religion seems to show that their debates and controversies have been already answered. Every act of worship, every prayer,694 words
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Advertisement63 1930-08-30 41 it [notice or removal! > (Ve beg to notify t the public that we 1 have, from the :4th June, 1930, re [moved to 736 1 [North Bridge Rd. (Singapore, next! fdoor to the Kam- 1 [pong Glam Sab| [Post Office. BAN HIN 8 Co., > (First Class Shoe-Makers) J63 words
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Article1113 1930-08-30 42 h REFLECTIONS AND REALITIES. small !*►> had accompanied his ptreatl when they weal to visit a friend's house eaily OM evcaiag. They Stayed much iatei than they had intended, for their frkndl were WJf hospitable, and persuaded them to remain for supper. When they set out to return1,113 words
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Article477 1930-08-30 42 God Never Faiicth. Life ptttes, I chet fly awav, popularity is tickle, the senses decay, the world changes, friends die. One alone is constant, < Mie alone is true to us, One aloiK can be true, One alone can be all things 10 us, One alone can477 words
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Article29 1930-08-30 42 True happiness can never be founded upon falsehood. The profits of lying are much overestimated. It pays to he true. At least we shall be At pei.ee with ourselves.29 words
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Article114 1930-08-30 42 One of the easiest things to fa ls .1 find fault. You can find fault &v 1 anything at all. The opposite I thankful heart. Von ask, I .tw I to l>e thankful fa t.;i more thing* than I have s l(<uc to'^H mi tiu Calendar. There is no114 words
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Article86 1930-08-30 42 How good it would I* if A C ,UU B lean to he rigorous in judgment w ourß selves, ami geutle in our judgment cl our neighbours! In remedying del fects, kindness works best with others! sternness with ourselves. It it t*) \M make allowances for our faults,86 words
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Article213 1930-08-30 42 The ight and casual ejaculation cB such expressions as Good Lord and "My God d.ills the edge spiritual sensibility. Besides, u rJ trays paucity of vocabulary and defidl ency of imagination. To use these acfl similar words without thought oi ihehfl connotation of divine things is :M weaken213 words
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Advertisement42 1930-08-30 42 TUNG CHOY Merchant Tailor 2311 Coleaao Street. SINGAPORE. Dress Suits, 'V, Morning Suits m $A A Speciality JPA| I Satisfaction «SjErC"-.-" ">\V.\ Guaranteed By 2'Thw Our Expert Cot- TJ|rW v ter. A Trial Order Will Cod- I|| vince Yon. ||j:j TEL 7140.42 words
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60 1930-08-30 43 BNew York, Aug. 14* Charles Mrzena of the Czech© Qithvdox Catholic Church has been found guilty of conspiring to violate the prohibition law by diverting sacramental wine to boot-leg channels. The prosecution <tltejred that the Bishop made forty thousand dollars yearly from this traffic60 words
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Article1148 1930-08-30 43 K'ckti captaincy is important, and I s0 nnportant as in Test-matches. y I would add this qualification— that I not efficiently important to justify ■pa«e»ger" in the team for his ■itie- f captaincy alone, writes L H ,M,s in ••Answers." H cap'- ll) should be worth his place1,148 words
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Article138 1930-08-30 43 New York, Aug. 14. The Shamrock Fifth's arrival at New London was very quiet. Coastguard cutters in the harbour dipped their colours and a few tugs sounded their sirens but there was no official welcome. The Shamrock is now preparing for her journey to Rhode Island138 words
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99 1930-08-30 43 CORONATION OF KING CAROL AND QUEEN HELEN. Bucharest, Aug. ia. The coronatkitt ctremonies erf Kin^ Carol and Queen Helen have been provisionally fixed for October, when it is expected that the legal process of atitmiiitig the divorce will be cleared away. The Minister of Justice is now studying the documents99 words
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103 1930-08-30 43 I CANADA'S REPRESENTATIVE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS. Ottawa, Aug. 14. The ex-Prime Minister, Sir Robert Borden, has been appointed CanadUn Delegate to the League of Nations' Council in succession to Mr. Dandurand. The new Government has decided in view of presert unemployment in Canada to curtail immigration from all countries.103 words
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40 1930-08-30 43 London, Aug. 14. The War Office announces that Major S. J. R. Nicholson, D.5.0., R.A., has been promoted Uettt. Colonel and wilt take up command of the Royal Artillery in Singapore in the Autumn.40 words
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Article28 1930-08-30 43 Teheran, Aug. 14. The cholera epidemic which u raging at Kabul is reported to be increasing daily. The population ha* been completely evacuated from Kandahar.28 words
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Article63 1930-08-30 43 Naples, Aug. 14. A cyclone which lifted people off their feet descended 00 the dty to-day. llt unroofed houses and buried pedea* trians under fallen aasottfy. The casualties so far known are 4 I killed and 70 in jnred. Tremendous damage was done in the I63 words
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Article45 1930-08-30 43 Rugby, Ang. 5. The Prime Minister returned to Condon this afternoon from Oberam* icergan, where he witnessed the Pa* sion Play daring the week-end. Bft He will leave for LossJemouth, Scot* lard, to-morrow, travelling by air if tb» weether permits.45 words
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Article46 1930-08-30 43 London, July j*l Practically the only reconimen'iftiioa made by the Select Committee on Ministers' remuneration is that the Prime Minister's salary should be increased without delay from £s,ojo to £7.000 a year. The time was, the Committee stated, inopportune for a general revision.46 words
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Article89 1930-08-30 43 FAILURE OF THREE-PARTY CONFERENCE, London, July 35. The failure of the recent Conference on Electoral Reform, at which the three parties were represented, is announced in a Utter to the Premier from ihe Chan* man, Viscount Ullswater. He says that the main purpose of the89 words
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