Malayan Saturday Post, 19 September 1931
1931-09-19
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section25 1931-09-19 1 The Malayan saturday Post ILLUSATRATED. MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE P APE* PUBLISH E D EVERY BSTU*D*Y. VOL. Vm. NO. 35. SEPTEMBER 19, 1931 MttCE 29 CENTS.25 words
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Article, Illustration761 1931-09-19 2 ABOUT THE SUN. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwcll). I Now is the time, when you are jn camp or on holiday, to learn, something about those wonderful guide? m the sky, the sun, the moon and the stars. Every Scout should practise finding direction761 words
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Article212 1931-09-19 2 The red-faced colonel was sitting m the first-class carriage reading his newspaper. Presently the guard's whistle sounded, and the colonel smilingly congratulated himself on securing an empty compartment for his long journey. Just as the train began to move the door of the carriage burst open and another passenger scrambled212 words
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Advertisement54 1931-09-19 2 j J rue -Orange j Isqueezel THE F/tfEST OR/IN r G£ DRINKS. fl b^^ fli hi IB PW i 4C l^ Hi Oli I^^Bl r i l /If If If ■^^■I i lIHII I V^ I Phone 6379 for your requirements. Popular Aerated Water Works ltd. 26, 28 30, Ghoon54 words
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The Malayan Saturday Post
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Article574 1931-09-19 3 Little Margaret was naughty and her father had to punish her. 11 When I am married, mother," said Margaret, I shall run away from my husband if he ill-treats dear little children M Mummy, you said that baby had your eyes and daddy's nose, didn't you? Yes,574 words
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Advertisement164 1931-09-19 3 PUT QUALITY FIRST WHEN BUYING TEA! •GOLD LEAF," the Tea that has found universal favour with a discriminating public, is offered you to-day with the utmost confidence that no better value can be secured anywhere. Packed m the following sized packets to suit all pockets:— l Ib., Ib., Ib. and164 words
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Advertisement224 1931-09-19 3 1 1 it 1 tii 1 it ii--» t--»— CURIOSITY. jl When the workmen own the uorksiK.ps; A And r;iilroa<l men the rails; I I And the grocery clerks the tfnx'enes And the mail eh rks own the I mails SWlien the preachers own the pulpits; And the pressmen own224 words
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635 1931-09-19 4 <>n the sth of September, 1931, lifter an Official Dinner given by Mis Eiighneai the Sultan of Kelanlaii at tile Bald Hesar at Kota Hliaru, His Kxcelleiicy the High Commissioner presented the Insignia of the Imperial vService Order to Captain H. A. Anderson, Commissioner »'f635 words
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Advertisement93 1931-09-19 4 PAVILION SHOWING SOONUniversaVs 1931 QfaWenge Picture. WOULD YOU STAND IN THE WAY OF YOUR HUSBAND? He Loved His Wife— A MAN— and children Devotedly! 4 me u'tct .^Mk —But The Other Woman i HIS Witt JBB| Offered Bim The 1j anc j flir^V Inspiration He Needed f"r To Succeed! THE93 words
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Article477 1931-09-19 5 BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By Quiz." I heard the other day that a certain m S n °ffi cial was not leased with a certain newspaper's remarks on a certain subject. My reflection is that Malaya would be better off if some of its newspapers more often said477 words
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Advertisement124 1931-09-19 5 THE TYPEWRITING SCHOOL. Ivstablished 1906. I Principal MRS. COOI'KR-AJttiS. 4 2, Victoria St., Singapore. Typewriting an<l Shorthand I efficient m 3 months. Typev writing of any nature underf taken. Manuscript work a 7 speciality. Cla.ssea for "Rfja" shorthand for ladies. JHE^ VISION SCIENCE STC49ILY day m «nd day out Coodyear124 words
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Advertisement90 1931-09-19 6 iHpl PARAMOUNT j Hij^^lf TAKES PLEASURE IN PRESENTING I j p CLAUDETTE COLBERT j |^^r« FftEDRIC MARCH m -'ml^''" "HONOR AMONG LOVERS"! I M_ _i_£j IF SHE WERE YOUR Claudette Colbert rrrncTADv I Hfl (Paramount player bt C KtIAKY I SCREENING SHORTLY J^^ A Ij^ I "T" J^^| I IF90 words
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Advertisement150 1931-09-19 6 The cream >>i speed'— the foam at a ship's bows, dies down as she enters port— she's going slow! The proem of producing "Grand Marnish" whisky is necessarily slow. For -even long years, at lea^-t, it is matured. 'Going slow* m maturing is of the reasons why "Grand Macnish" is150 words
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Article, Illustration124 1931-09-19 7 A view of the "At Home." Members of the Singapore Ladies Rifle Association m the Ladies Match. Ladies match In progress. The handsome trophies. A view of the "At Home." Major Donald MacLeod, Commanding the Company (standing behind), Lieut. R. C. Stewart, Mr. J. M. Sime,124 words
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Advertisement249 1931-09-19 9 Pocket<3en (TB| A Watch of true ||P Wcstclox accuracy. i^^teteh POCKET BEN is .x^T^^T moderately priced, j c jm^/ yet it is built with the ly I i same care and accuracy 1/ I BR I that go into the mak- I I 3 I lit ing of Big Ben249 words
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Advertisement79 1931-09-19 9 4k Stands for Quality. Jf pleasing J)rink also a Qrand Zonic Fresh Orange Squash cuts down the increasingly common human hazard of "slipping", mentally and physically. Drink it regularly you will feel better, think faster, enjoy increased capacity, recapture con« fidence m your own ability, and be primed to do79 words
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Article1038 1931-09-19 10 Mi. Winston Churchill, speaking m the House of Commons m the course of a Budget del ate, suggested thai an m ei national conference Ik- called to deal with the gold question, and that as the outcome some form of final quietus be administered to the payment of1,038 words
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Article94 1931-09-19 10 Father "Can you give my daughter the luxuries to which she has been accustomed?" I.over v Not much longer. That's why I want to get married." Bill had had a nasty fall from the scaffolding at work, and his pals flocked round. They were curious to know what the sensation94 words
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Advertisement95 1931-09-19 10 j Fjctuiles I THE STAR OF STARS IN THE FLAMING LOVE STORY OF A WOMAN WITH ROBERT MONTGOMERY, LEWIS STONE, MARJORIE RAMBEAU A CLARENCE BROWN'S PRODUCTION A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer All Talking Picture. Coming! ALHAMBRA. 11 Specific For Diabetes v Dr. Winkler's "DIABETONIT." $2 per bottle or $20 per per dozen. Sincere's95 words
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Article2100 1931-09-19 11 THE ORIGIN OF ST. GROUSE. THE STRATHMORE GOLDEN WEDDING. SCHEME FOR A STATE LOTTERY. LIFE IN FLOATING HOTELS. London, A ug. 14. Prince Charlie as a Shot. Grouse made a bel l"\ appearance m W* world of sport, owing t-» ihe difficulty of shooting them hefoft the2,100 words
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Advertisement21 1931-09-19 11 FOR ALL HIGH CLASS SPORTS GOODS PRICES ALWAYS. QO TO "W ROYSONS THE MALAYAN SPORTS DEPOT. 111, NOiTB BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORB.21 words
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Advertisement98 1931-09-19 12 PROBAK 1 77/E BETTER. BLADE FITS GILLETTE TYPE I RAZORS OLD OR NEW 1 Millions to-day are enjoying grateful coolness of per- :|]|j feet shaves— PßOßAK shaves! PROBAK blades are |jj made m an entirely new way -from long ribbons of --;i|j steel, ground, honed, finished m one continuous ?||j98 words
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Article1163 1931-09-19 13 M. Erskine- Fraser - M. Erskine-Fraser OUR NEW SERIAL STORY; By IN STALMENT TWELVE. CHAPTER XXIII. I OUT OF A JOB. it's all very well unmasking th< villain," Anne said to her brother a week or two after the events described m the last chapter. "And it's been enormously satisfying m one1,163 words
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Advertisement81 1931-09-19 13 I HAVE YOU TRIED j HECD TRADt MASK These papers are now proving j their perfect reliability all over j the world by giving excellent re- j I suits under the most adverse condi- j tions. Write for samples of any grade you may desire. j KOSMOS VITEGAS-DE-LUXe. j KOSMOS81 words
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Advertisement102 1931-09-19 14 1 T M v 1 -<j«e. c ;r*ares:c€rrar.<is 1^ 1 ;r z>jfZ ewers cr e^ci-rarce J^ i^ w i— Xy>r 3 ere ~-r re effect C wh*c^ drc and j I V 4,_y v *a«s +c *err? cr -eacacr^ Bf^eis ASPIRIN s -re ccr^c* -^r^ecv cr -he er :t a!102 words
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107 1931-09-19 15 FRANCE UNEASY OVER PROPOSED TARIFFS. I Reuter's Service] Geneva, Sept. 17. Xhe anxiety of France owing to reports that lint am might adopt protective tarin is shewn by the fact that M. Rollin, French Minister for Commerce, has approached a representative of the Board of Trade and expressed the view107 words
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Article39 1931-09-19 15 [Reuter's Service] Quebec, Sept. 17. Refusing to be interviewed Col. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, sailed aboard the "Duchess of Bredford" for England incognito, his name uot appearing on the 'passenger list.39 words
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Article147 1931-09-19 15 I Renter's v Servicel London, Sept. 17. Gandhi lodged a "gentle but humble complaint against His Majesty's advisers" at the Federal Structure Commission of the Round Table Conference to-day for not giving members a lead. He wanted them to place their cards on the147 words
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287 1931-09-19 15 BRITAIN WINS SCHNEIDER TROPHY OUTRIGHT. Sept. 13. Great Britain to-day won, for the third time m succession, the Schneider Trophy, for which there has been a race on eleven occasions since iqi;> and which, by the rules, now remains with her. The winning pilot was FlightLieutenant Boothman of the British287 words
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Advertisement259 1931-09-19 15 [IBH^SSw ffiotect your child fromVyoxxhetis attack Jyorrhea often attacks 11^ HKVhL I •luring the years of childhood, eating fl^ WM into the tender gums and tissues. JRs> IW\ W '^IV Kven youth needs the gum protec- fi^Y V^T JnvM Neglect of teeth and gums m early lti/nm foothold m 4259 words
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Advertisement49 1931-09-19 15 inexpensive but oh so good! Ceylonta Tea PACKtD BY UPTON M new blend made especially for Malaya. SAVE THE COUPONS BLUE oc Me P° und l A»£t packet J# eW(ftiW t fre€ Mckf t. Alg x^/ito: HINIY WAB6H V Co., M, Siojapore, Pcoang, KoaU Umpnr, Ipoh. A. P. B49 words
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Advertisement250 1931-09-19 16 I) M*^"f< WEAKNESS, lr\\ Vl DEBILITY «D AN£M I A ffi^^ESCHIENS 'Syrup vKIlt I |kv of Haemoolobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. Far better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, etc. S^ Quit?.. y^ x W250 words
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Advertisement50 1931-09-19 16 HA WING YIK ".u's REMOVED TO 96, South Bridge Road, Singapore. ihe "CHINA JADE HOUSE" Wholesale and Retail RIGHT PRICES CORRECT GOODS For outstation Customers Cash with Order. AT Js«tis V.oss oi otj l^ re d x oO° co« w b»° w «W*^ c to*** ..ft ot a d w«!^50 words
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Article, Illustration44 1931-09-19 17 Arrival of H.E. Ihe Governor. Left to right:— Miss Clementi, Mr. Page and H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi. Miss dementi presenting the Gold Cup to Mr. Alan Loke. Mr. Alan Loke with the Gold Cup which his horse Lightarmed won.44 words
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Advertisement182 1931-09-19 19 V J Hnal use plus i iliaal vahio ,H with Parker Duofold IWjjl T7VEKY Parker Duofold is convertible— a combina--LJ tioii pocket and desk pen. Take your pocket Parker to your dealer, buy only a desk base, tie supplies the dc?«k taper free. You have 'ml a handsome desk set182 words
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Advertisement123 1931-09-19 19 ->-^ v w .^K2t%/^ V J '""^^IL V" ■Jl 11 •/y Keeps children's hair II 6 O I JbK Perfectly safe... non -greasy ...non-staining, Stacomb will Boys and girls need not be mako eyen fne mosf unr|||y bothered longer with hair ha|r ||c $mooth and fr|m |f| that will not123 words
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Article2446 1931-09-19 20 CAPT. A C. COONEY - CAPT. A C. COONEY By Principal, Tan Boon Liat Institution, Singapore; lately Assistant Inspector of Schools, Singapore. In the early stages of a boy's career, lie is confronted with that awful excrescence, a lxx>k on English Crammar. The practice, for many years, of using these books m2,446 words
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Advertisement202 1931-09-19 20 n.V L<^^^ STRAICtMT SIGHT |||rrri| jjjjj 'yiVi "iVi •■•.•.VtV.V-V-"' .^^^^^^J K\\ wid~Tirjee 'Wheeling j&Me Iwvi O<l^ \ft It was fitting that the Hupmobile Eight's powerful, rugged engine— long W\ x triumphant over every road and climatic condition proved under the most I^^-^^ severe service conditions— should be combined with Free202 words
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Article700 1931-09-19 21 A MALAYAN REVIEW. t By Argus/ jf^% Here's a suggestion! Much money is needed for the assistance oi the unemployed m Malaya, especially the non-European unemployed. Sport can help materially. Why not, after the Gup event m Singapore is over, organise an open six-a-side soccercompetition on700 words
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Advertisement159 1931-09-19 21 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act159 words
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Advertisement15 1931-09-19 21 KIM'S TYPEWRITING SERVICE. 74-5, Brass Basah Road. TYPEWRITING AND DUPLICATING JOBS UNDERTAKEN. STUDY WORLD'S BEST.15 words
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267 1931-09-19 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. September 19 1931. MUSIC IN MALAYA. The opening of the Memorial Hall organ m Singapore may m future years be recalled as marking a definite stage m Malaya's cultural development. Music is one of the great arts, and love of it is instinctive m human beings,267 words
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Article324 1931-09-19 22 Our irresponsible contributor "Quiz" enacts the role of prophet this week. He suggests that the forthcoming Colony and F.M.S. Budgets may contain some unpleasant facts. That is not so much prophecy as just reference to the expected and inevitable, but we ourselves shall not be surprised if the324 words
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Article130 1931-09-19 22 The Austin Seven driven by Mr. Leon Cushman broke four International Class "H" Records at Brooklands, on August Bth, 1931. The weather conditions were all against record attempts, for rain had fallen heavily since early morning and a strong wind blew across the Track; m130 words
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Article229 1931-09-19 22 MR. GANDHI'S SPEECH. London, Sept. 15. The sitting of the Federal Structure Committee, resumed this morning, was marked by very keen interest, r.s Mr. Gandhi was due to speak putting the Congress case for the first time before the Round-Table Conference. Before proceeding to St. James Palace, Renter229 words
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Advertisement57 1931-09-19 22 BE PHOTOCRAPHED BY H.N. BIJCKERIBGE The European Artist-Photographer. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE TIMES. LAIDLAW BUILDINt 'Phone 7898. Sore Throat FORMAMINT The Germ-killing throat tablet destroys the disease germs m mouth and throat, thus conquering Sore Throat and protecting you against Infectious diseases, such as Influenza,57 words
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Advertisement179 1931-09-19 22 Jirt your jHcrves f^*\4&f% remedy is found the j VW^^ K^^T^^*^M^j\ in-rxes M«>n arrive *d£^32+L*^*%&+*~~ 1^ Jit Isde Point! p— This nervous tension is a si^n of I o, all .starved nerves, the result oi irupoverNervOUt ailments. cxn The blood may have bencblllty oome §amtf and thin for a variety179 words
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Article, Illustration64 1931-09-19 23 CELEBRATION AT KLANG. Photos by TOP ROW: Left:— Malay Chiefs. Centre: H. H. the Sultan at the Saluting Base. Right: Penghulus. CENTRE- H.H. the Sultan accompanied by the British Resident inspecting the guard of honour. BOTTOM. Left: The Sultan's Body Guard. Centre: Commr. A.Mr. kok Pudu - 64 words
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Article, Illustration47 1931-09-19 23 j r.,ocHax/ at the junction of Raub Street and Keppel Road when there was a There was an alarming street accident on ucsaay ai j and some of them afe a serjous conditioru collison between two motor lorries and a cyclist, tigm P^u j47 words
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Article, Illustration195 1931-09-19 24 THE BISHOP AND MRS. ROBERTS "AT HOME" TO WELCOME THE VEN. GRAHAM WHITE. Yen. Graham White, The Bishop, and Mrs. Roberts. Mrs Perreau, Mr. Perreau, Mr. H. M. Perreau, Miss Perreau, Mrs. H. M. Perreau, Miss Perreau, Mrs. Perreau. Rev. S. Charles, Mr. Geo. 0. Daniel, Mr. J. G. Pisharody,195 words
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Article, Illustration87 1931-09-19 26 i* r~\ Left to right:— Mr. W. A. N. Davies, Mr. F. L. Harding, Dr. Carson and Dr. J. S. Sloper. Messrs. Roger Smith, J. F. Fcrbes, J. C. Osborne, L. J. A. Fei Ider. Two snaps of the play. Two snaps of the spectators. Ist.87 words
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Article162 1931-09-19 27 Vr. Gandhi read the Karachi Mandate and declared that the goal <>f absolute independence stated therein remained intact. He said he had carefully read the Premier's statement of Hritish policy, and found that it fell far short of Congress claims. The Congress was not intent upon complete independence162 words
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Article463 1931-09-19 28 PRINCE OF WALES JOINS. Nation Electrified. London, Sept. 7. Desiring to participate m the reduction of the national expenditure His Majesty King George V ha*> sent a message to the Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonaldj that he intends to reduce his Civil List expenditure by X; 50 i463 words
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229 1931-09-19 28 London, Sept. v. Drawing I parallel Mweeii the Thorburn and Nakamura cases "The Times" m a leader says it is not surprising that the Japanese are indignant at Mukden's failure to discover the criminals and delay tepiyfng to the Japanese demands. While Mr. Feetham's report229 words
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162 1931-09-19 28 "MISS ENGLAND II" MEETS WITH DISASTER. QUESTIONABLE TACTICS BY AMERICANS. Detr6it, Sept. 8. To the horror of thousands of spectators "Miss England II, M when taking a bend half a mile from the start m the second race for the Harmsworth motor-boat trophy, skidded, turned turtle and sank. Kaye Don162 words
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Advertisement160 1931-09-19 28 PERFECT HEALTH-** freedom from TROPICAL ANAEMIA for 35 cents per day W^f (BLOOD CREATOR) lo many people the cost of Sang-Cre ma >' seem high, but consider it from a cost per day treatment of J3 cents to obtain perfect health— it is very reasonable. Sang-Cre is a new form160 words
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Advertisement86 1931-09-19 29 j Phone 3725. Z\ Phone 3725. j CALL j "RADIO HOME" i 107, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. j Most unpacked- Ntw Shipment of "VAILLY" components. j I Complete kit for "OMBA PENDK 4" including, packing C.O.D. charges j $80/- I Call and see the most varied j assortment of RADIO86 words
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Advertisement299 1931-09-19 30 p is a Rreat cure foi DIABETHS. H was shown upon chemical j analysis thai the quantity ol sugar and acetone m the urine j of patients after a few days treatment with his preparation was nednccd to a minimum, if not eliminated altogether, while the orK aiis of the299 words
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Advertisement240 1931-09-19 30 Banish Js\ Malarial Debility 91 TIKE a shadow of menace A-/ malarial debility is hovering over every inhabitant of hot countries. Only too often this slow, unostentatious danger is overlooked; once the parasites have been con' quered by quinine, the patient regard* himself as cured, but the battle has only240 words
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Article, Illustration40 1931-09-19 31 Photo taken on the eve of the retirement oi Mr. M. C. Jalleh, Sub-Treasurer. Kinla, after 42 years ot meritorious .service wit -the Government. Abiulrahman,' Messenger" .nchi Ahmad, Mr. Jeswant Singh and Mohd. Lob (messenger).40 words
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Article, Illustration25 1931-09-19 32 Col. Thompson and Dato Hamid at the Rifle Meeting. Revolver Firing Competition. Competitors from the Gloster Regt. At the Races.25 words
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Advertisement173 1931-09-19 33 just Unpacked Now on Sale A VALUABLE BOOK FOR PICTUREGOERS. /asVa* /4fv IDEAL GIFT BOOK FOR /o^/ BOYS AND GIRLS A OF ALL JJT/ SURVEYOF *^r« W^ '"'E WORLD'S /4^ X BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR /II AND PORTRAITS AND Jjy/ NEWS OF SCREEN /S FAVOURITIES. PRICE $3.50 > YOUR173 words
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Advertisement357 1931-09-19 33 i Estate U Trust Agencies j (1927) Limited. A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST j COMPANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURITY DEPOSITED WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS I GOVERNMENT. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: I Nos. I, 2& 3, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, 9 SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: j No. 11, LIGHT STREET. PENANG.357 words
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Article466 1931-09-19 34 UNREST IN THE NAVY. Reuter s Service 1 London, Sept. 15. A statement issued by the Admiralty declares: "A senior officer m the Atlantic Fleet has reported that the promulgation of reduced rates of naval pay has led to unrest among a proportion of the lower ratings. In consequence of466 words
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Article1106 1931-09-19 34 NO RESISTANCE TO ORDERS fßenter's Service! London, Sept. 17. Suggestions of passive resistance to orders by men of the Atlantic Fleet were dispelled last night after the Admiralty communication that cases of hardship would be considered without delay. Watched by a large crowd from the piers, all1,106 words
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Advertisement295 1931-09-19 34 J[/ come Jotfn /n l^e TVorid There's no need to worry so long as you still have your health. Keep smiling and cheerful and the luck will turn. Health is the greatest wealth m the world and worth prizing. And a little attention to the needs of your internal organs295 words
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Article2308 1931-09-19 35 OIAPTKR XXIV. "Anthony Anthony Refon she had pushed open the door of the flat, which she found ajar, Anne was calling out her brother's name She had spent all the afternoon with Timothy, hut she had aid good-bye to him at the front iJoor of No. 14, Olive2,308 words
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Advertisement57 1931-09-19 35 !J I By what dreamer. who can know? Half a century ago Sweetened J v Condensed Milk was introduced M 1 into China. To-day millions of V I tins are consumed annually by -v v people who have learned the M ft health-giving properties of this j klvflNnCMCrn MIILU prefer57 words
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Advertisement59 1931-09-19 36 Correctly Made OF SOUND WELL SEASONED TIMBER BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED TEAK BIACKWOOO FURNITURE AT FAIR PRICES CAN NOW BE OBTAINED at SUN WAH, Victoria Street Enquiries Inspection (Sordidly Jnvited I lil 1 bm— i^ ii j^HHI I BJKK vfl B^L^H HLh^—^' 1 f B fl^Blß^B f^B^Bm_ J B^Bt i B^B -vm^b59 words
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Advertisement77 1931-09-19 37 Swimming Bath 4 An outdoor swimming hath is standard equipment on every President Liner. A quick plunge before breakfast or before dinner adds zest to the enjoyment of your voyage. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES and AMERICAN MAIL LINE fr > Your /fwy Clothes Lib ArreBt JILAj Attention TDNG CHOY Tbe well77 words
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Article1265 1931-09-19 38 NEW FICTION. A London Story Told by a Poet. T 1 London, Aug. 20. The components *>f Mr. Thomas Moult s new novel, "Saturday Night" (Heinemannj, may be learned from the wrapper. "Nearly a hundred vividly contrasted figures ere In this 1 ig-hearted, thrilling story of murder and1,265 words
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Advertisement76 1931-09-19 39 I This Milk con-1 N tains c P urest l I o^r~-— rT»f ingredients of!> c °ndensed M'^ i „,t J SKJ!^ fresh cows milK,| It is packed under |^ss====^ the most hygienic i 1 conditions especially suitable for tne| Tropics. TRY A TIN NOW J t 4/VD VOL/ W/LL76 words
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Advertisement287 1931-09-19 40 AUSTIN SEVENS have been on the road for nearly !en years. In spite of this, the manufacturers have not had to alter their original design except W^ A j n regard to detail improvements. They have been copied the world over but never bettered. H /a M atnfm How to287 words
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Advertisement60 1931-09-19 40 ♦*»l^fcl*'^fc.«»^^«>-^«»-^«l l> 11^ II l|^|l^ ll^«l^l»*» THE MOST COMFIETE ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS j i KIND IN THE WHOLE OF MALAYA. J: Singapore Casket Co., j i UNDERTAKERS, i f f Monumental Masons j j and I Xar2>?e Merchants J Nos. 1& 3 PENHAS ROAD, j Off Lavender Street. j j60 words
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Article, Illustration49 1931-09-19 41 ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL BOXERS-CHAMPIONS OF INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION. St. Andrew's Boxers with their instructor the Rev. R. K. S. Adams. The winners (of St. Andrews) m the Tan Kian Soe, J. Weber, F. W. Weber and seated S. Goddard. The haSfeomeChallenge Shield which was presented by Mr. Aw Boon Haw.49 words
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Article, Illustration58 1931-09-19 42 F.M.S. TRADE CUSTOMS ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS. A group of officials. In the centre is the British Resident. Selangor Customs Team won the 880 yds. Relay. Sprint Start F.M.S. Police won the Hobbs Shield for the third time. The team wa<; led by Cullen, the Malayan Champion Athlete. N. Rajah Champion58 words
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Article, Illustration447 1931-09-19 44 GIRLS OF LONG AGO. Nefert. Nefert was the only girl m a family of six children. She was l>orn m Egypt, B. C. 2000, and so glad were her parents to have a little daughter that they prepared a feast for her name-day. Amidst great rejoicings, she447 words
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Article, Illustration610 1931-09-19 44 A Pretty Cretonne Overall. You will need about 2\ yards of material to make the pretty cretonne overall Dressmaker has planned for you this week. Measure yourself from your shoulders to your knees, and cut a piece of stuff twice this length. Fold it width ways and610 words
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Article2643 1931-09-19 45 QUIET HOUR. following sermon was hei m Temple Church, j; ristolf by the Rev. H. L. Goudge, D.D., Canon of Christ rc h, Oxford, on the occasion he Commemoration Service of the Centenary of the Founding of Clergy Daughters' School, Bristol. When thou wast young, thou t2,643 words
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Article204 1931-09-19 45 AGAINST CHILDREN'S AILMENTS? Feu children escape health troubles of some kind, and wise parents always keep Baby's Own Tablets at hand for the immediate correction of infantile indigestion, constipation, colic, croup, fevers, cold, diarrlioea, worms and such like childhood maladies. Administered at the first symptoms this pleasant-tasting,204 words
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Article656 1931-09-19 46 By Mathetes. One of the greatest hindrances to spiritual growth is the habit <>f speaking uncharitably ot others. Few who read these words are eve: likely to be guilty of the grosse--forms of sin; some, no doubt, are actively engaged m endeavouring to combat the grosser forms656 words
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Article62 1931-09-19 47 New York, Sept. 2. Fourteen thousand film exhibitors and owners are petitioning producers to abandon making gangster and indecent pictures, j They also passed a resolution deminding that the "leaders of the movie industry deflate Polly wood! by widespread reduction of absurd: salaries of stars, directors and62 words
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Article39 1931-09-19 47 Austin, Texas, Sept. 2. A hitch has occurred hi the reopening of the" East Texas oil field. The Governor kept the i area closed to-day with troops. He disapproves of the .Commis-j sion's conditions for re-opening. .A.39 words
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Article199 1931-09-19 47 Chicago, Sept. 2. Losses amounting to hundreds of thousands of pounds will be incurred by Lloyd's underwriters as a result of the announcement by officials of the Continental Illiois Hank that a veteran employee ha* confessed to embezzling a substantial but undetermined sum from the Bank's bond199 words
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