Malayan Saturday Post, 14 May 1932
1932-05-14
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Article1236 1932-05-14 1 Hi" cried the sergeant at rifle practice, "don't you know better than t<> lire before Hie range b clear? You just missed me! "I am awfully sorry, sergeant," responded the recruil She "1 wish you would give Up Smoking, dear." He "But all great men have smoked."1,236 words
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Advertisement207 1932-05-14 1 I COR THE CUP 7 HAT I CHEERS' I c2P VB "GOLD LEAF' S TEA! I Thc Tea that is a warm favourite I Li t h a discerning public through I the unequalled quality it offers. MfVr oUALITY FIRST WHRh BUYING TEA. M Obtainable in l-lb., fib., i-lb. all£207 words
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Advertisement195 1932-05-14 1 6 AFTHOLOHtI/^ ¥Wt WEE BROS. UNDERTAKERS Monumental Masons and Marb| Merchants, No. 155, Selegie Rd., Singapore Tel No. 3869. Fresh Floral Wreaths Made Ti Order. Artificial Wreaths Always Ir Stock. Italian Marble Memorial of An) Design Made to Order. Prompt Attention Will Be Givtr To All Orders. charges~moderate toe most195 words
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Advertisement122 1932-05-14 4 (Soming UNIVERSAL SPECIAL PRODUCTIONS FRANKENSTEIN" The Picture Which Thrilled America and j^ t^ Jb^^a. j^^^~ J^^^^ UW|f||F||p|| O IN THE RUE MORGUE" The Greatest Thriller fiver Screened. "THE IMPATIENT MAIDEN" The story of a girl who couldn't wait for life's greatest thrill and of her awakening to the realities of122 words
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Article1727 1932-05-14 5 LITERARY NOTES. I -.A*************** London, April 14. An Indian Holiday. :s have Uhcn me in recent .i Manchuria, to old Japan, cagO and Hollywood, across Vrabian Desert, through Soiss ia and" other improbable In all of them serious have marked the way and me consider the graver side human journey1,727 words
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Advertisement107 1932-05-14 5 tioa has wme I rIHF PIWDm/Al WAY/ l^-j>^^ An opportunity is now offered to yon AwttJF to secure a GUABAN TEED INCOME at desire Take this opportunity now before it is too late and let us give yon particulars of how you can secure this GUARANTEED INCOME. Policies for Life,107 words
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Advertisement67 1932-05-14 6 HJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIMIIIIMIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIMIUIIIMIIIIUMiHii miiiimi imiiiiiii i I ERNST LUBITSCH'S 1 GREATEST PRODUCTION > |j|t. i E MM, MlMIj FAMOUS FRENCH AITHOR -^> I BROKEN LULLABY" I LIONEL BARRYMORE I I NANCY CARROLL PHILLIPS HOLMES 1 A PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION I I COMING SHORTLY If It's A Paramount Picture— It-s The Best Show In67 words
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Advertisement111 1932-05-14 6 I "I" «li ill i|i "II i_ if 't> *i t< »i ■>■ if' i«i >*' ■<' ■>» «»i ill »i Hi »--t».| m II j THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. I PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. jl Single Copy 20 cents. I Within British Outside British I Malaya. Malaya. I 3 months111 words
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Article, Illustration57 1932-05-14 7 H.H. the Sultan of Johore inspecting the guard of honour at the occasion of the presentation of medals by H.H. the Sultana to commemorate their wedding. Lieut. Wan Ngah b. A. Rahman a recipient of the medal. Inche57 words
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Article, Illustration12 1932-05-14 8 Mr. Charles Chaplin (left) and his party.12 words
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Advertisement81 1932-05-14 9 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 Inspection (Sordidly Invited Hkßi^Sßßf <■* w*w-» .W&*, W The Sun Wah Company 58ft, VICTORIA STBEET, SINGAPORE. fc'EY ROYAL Hfi^H^ 7 procurable I V^^RL//.' WIOCvCI i81 words
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Advertisement54 1932-05-14 9 t M Specific For Diabetei H t $2 per bottle or $20 I CREAM. Large size 36 cents per I bottle or $3.60 per dozen. Small size 25 cents per bottle or $2.50 per dozen. DISPENSARY Wholesalers and Retailers Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Surgical "SINCERE," Singapore, j m m54 words
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Article1434 1932-05-14 10 NOW SCIENCE TAKES A 1., pen en i when you j young how .u used to vei I) i l^'"^ >" ;n !i s tin. u* h the nej rl j toliacconist's wind fascinated by .i vtr>' nitnl ivd youn sometinies making mountains oi iiii1,434 words
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Advertisement167 1932-05-14 10 GoO(1 g|i BH tribute to your I Taste and they I will also reflect! your Individuality! WE I GOOD I CLOTHES I HUNG SUII MERCHANT TAlfl CONTRACTORS T(fj H.M. THE NAVAL bM AND S.V.C. SINGAPOI 123, Hill Street, Singajrt TELEPHONE ***** I RECOMMEIVDED^j i I f I Give your children167 words
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Advertisement105 1932-05-14 11 iiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiii^ EMPIRE PRODUCTS' BALL 1 (Friday, 20th May, Victoria Memorial Hall) E Ine following prizes will be awarded E for the best costumes, (on the popular vote), e advertising I "LACTOGEN" fls fls 9s mm 'I I 7 I f\ (lit f ILf I*4 1 Several consolation prizes of Nestle's105 words
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Advertisement164 1932-05-14 12 I f f| CRICKET BATSI |II I SPORTING W^A m> PP/P/TQ fi i H S} 1 J I a FIG Ifl Hll rackets I I G| Rose Co., Ltd. E V 86f North Bridge Road. PF Phone 6396. Tel. 'ATHLETICS. M jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin "AIR SHIP BRAND MILK" /^2P The ev «r164 words
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Advertisement316 1932-05-14 12 Estate U Trust Agencie I (1927) Limited, j A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUM 1 COMPANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURH j I DEPOSITED WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENT S! I GOVERNMENT. jl 1 REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: I I Nos. I, 2& 3, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLAC::, I 1 SINGAPORE.316 words
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Article, Illustration181 1932-05-14 13 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Paul held a Tea Party at their residence in Haig Road last Saturday to meet their sister Miss Grace Paul, M.A., Principal of the Uduvil Bi-iingual Girls School, Jartna, who is spending a short holiday in Malaya. There ws181 words
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Article, Illustration65 1932-05-14 14 Mrs. Coleman, wife of the Inspector of Schools, who distributed the prizes, and Mrs. Jenkins, wife of the acting Principal of the School. A snap of the judges. The teachers who competed in the ladies event. Miss Eu Sal Yuk, Miss MacLaugnlin, Mrs. Coleman65 words
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Article, Illustration4329 1932-05-14 15 J.M. Walsh - J.M.Walsh *r of Exit Simeon Hex INSTALMENT FOUR. an ex-convict on is taken to the policej oll oil a charge tA stealing ndbag. ie Sanfield, daughter of Santicld, who has had her snatched, fails to identify t 5 as the thief, although Ouaile thinks she knows the4,329 words
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Advertisement88 1932-05-14 15 I MALAYA'S LARGEST SPORTING GOODS STORE For anything and everything phone 2938. RE-STRINGING A SPECIALITY t ft^wlffli HAVE TROPICAL GUTS |p^g;|g| TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. f tl±t We are sole stockists of the world's best \B±"lhTl fl^n 1 VW anC^ cost^ est Tennis Racket Strings— V %WM BW The Tilden88 words
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Advertisement185 1932-05-14 16 S MALAYA'S LARGEST STOCKIST OF RADIO AND MAINS p COMPONENT: CALL AND SEE THE LATEST IN RADIO COMPONENT S3 f; WHICH WE HAVE JUST UNPACKED. j] ii I H Pifco Radio Meters: Harlie Tone Selectors: I H Westinghouse Metal Rects: H. T. 7 8 with Regentone I* Power Transformers to185 words
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Article1708 1932-05-14 17 I* By 1 HE LOOKER-ON. I I .'..>•••%••••••••••% I j A f ;>!NCESS'S HOBBIES. 1 DERBY RETURNS. I N CARNERA EATS. vv mR q BALDWIN AND THE APPLES. London, April 14. HRovjI Art. i ss Beatrice, the youngest of Queen Victoria, celeI seventy-fifth birthday 1 .pending the1,708 words
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Advertisement154 1932-05-14 17 DON'T GROPE FOh HEALTH. (live your bod} chance. Give >our internal organ?, a (T^ki little assistance every now V-^jdfL aiiu then and you will 1 e re- W^^ paid with feelings ol greatei yW^rJ^^ i ippiness and well-U'ilig. M>9: V~^S\ I'.veryoiie needs an occa- _^jtfL»w f'fiiQ'i^K sional internal cleansing, to154 words
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The Malayan Saturday Post. May 14, 1932.
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Article362 1932-05-14 18 We feel that it is time some protest was offered against the attacks on the Governor and High Commissioner from certain quarters. Theft attacks have been a great deal too personal, and they have been intentionally so. This is much to be deplored, for in all controversy the362 words
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Article249 1932-05-14 18 One of Il*e things that strike us forcibly in all the discussion about ihe tin situation is the callous ignoring by most of those taking part in it of the fate of the mine labourers. If they are mentioned at all, it is with patronising compliments on249 words
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Article340 1932-05-14 18 BEING SMILES OF v THE WEEK. A little bird whispers that Important Changed will take place in Malaya within six months. Hut little birds sometimes tell the truth and sometimes they tell fairy-tales. It's a fifty-tifty bet. Decentralisation, writes a deplorably cynical friend, is a Malayan synonym for Demoralisation.340 words
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Advertisement48 1932-05-14 18 S^SHiiVBRMBMV SflßSßlßSlß^^M^v BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H.N. BUCKERIDGE The European Artist-Photographer. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE TIMES. lAIDIAW BUIIDINf Phone 7898' Throat Trouble? FOR MAM I NT The Germ-killing Throat tablet •> conquers Sore Throat and protects you against infectious diseases. At all Chemists and Stormt.48 words
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Advertisement31 1932-05-14 18 Bt M M w II MRS. COOPER-ABBS, 2, Victoria Street. SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Shorthand, Typewriting, and Piano. <♦ Slump Charges. Typewriting of all description* undertaken and promptly exe- '-.ited. •I* Charges most moderate. ♦>31 words
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Advertisement36 1932-05-14 19 I y^^r Bf I .^^^^^^^^k B^^^^k. I xfm cAanqe /n O/ze I fi^^ f I 7m 1 r 1 I /Mi /1 1 //O C/\OfiQ€ //7 yJUO//Ty I Alt "IP f /^l^iSlß^s^ 1 I I 136 words
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Article833 1932-05-14 20 SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW. By Argus/' New interest is imported into the Malayan lawn Wnnis championships this year with the return to the country of Ethoo Hooi Hye, several times winner of the title, who tor a year or two past has been spending most of his833 words
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Advertisement113 1932-05-14 20 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance vOifiDciiiVt Ijlihiicq* HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, 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 Act113 words
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Advertisement15 1932-05-14 21 I f m Ml m I Sole Agents: Nailta Mohamed Sons, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur^J15 words
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Advertisement150 1932-05-14 22 NEW HUPMOBILE SIX a liner, richer car Far more value! That's exactly what the New Hupmobile Six gives you. A finer, richer Six new in a host of ways with the inbuilt quality and durability that is Hupmobile's unwritten trade mark. Today you enjoy Selective Free Wheeling— with Free Wheeling's150 words
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Article, Illustration34 1932-05-14 23 British Military Officers welcoming Lord Lytton (of the League Commission). Chairman of Hupeh Provincial Govt., Lord Lytton and Dr. Wellington Koo at Tientsin. The new Mosque at Pekan, Pahang. The Sakais of Baling, Kedah.34 words
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Article, Illustration34 1932-05-14 24 The European beat IhC Chinese at Water Polo last Sunday, after a long series of defeats. Snaps oi the play. The Chinese. S'-^apcre Swimming Cluo Team.34 words
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Article, Illustration61 1932-05-14 24 An interesting photograph taken at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, on 26th April, on the occas.on of the crtrnten.ng ot me .mamw. ot Mr. J. Johnston (Librarian at Ra'fles Library) and Mrs. Johnston. v/ "Vv v w :-<:s :SC. vAmateur Service - 61 words
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Advertisement204 1932-05-14 25 m t &^^^*t •'^^^fc* V^^^»>4 ►"^^^fc.* *^^^te* *^^fc-# w^^^~A&^^^^4 *"^^^to4 pEGLYROLI -reat cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical sis that the quantity of sugar and acetone in the urine iticnts after a few days treatment with his preparation was d to a minimum, if not eliminated altogether, while204 words
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Advertisement233 1932-05-14 25 V&v<*r\ Pciipoint y must |>u^ eleven ri«ii«l inspections J before it is used in The Parker Duo* Jii ICo'iii 0 lold. hxactiiig care in manufacture m\ t I assures maximum writing rase. The Kl P^^^^j easy Writing Pen I Ww^^^li^J^m I^l PHOTO OF NERVE-CELLS SEEN THROUGH MICROSCOPE I will take233 words
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1107 1932-05-14 26 BRITAIN'S WORLD-WIDE PEACE INFLUENCE. rSIR A. KEITH'S JUSTIFICATION OF THE NATIONAL SPIRIT. A striking defence of nationalism is general, and of the British Empire in particular, was delivered by Sir Arthur Keith., tlie eminent anthropologist when speaking at the Universities Congress of the National Union of Students at Oxford. 111,107 words
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Article23 1932-05-14 26 "They took away my > t:s l Then they tool: m> car. fl Hut you still have yOoi 14 \Vs, that's the trouble 123 words
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Advertisement114 1932-05-14 26 RADIO HOME PHONE 3725 SINGAPORE. PHONE 3 7«! H^y volts 1 1 WD I-600CQ I iJ title Meter, Tests of every portion of a batted I operated or Eliminator Operated Set can be made ||j in a few minutes in the simplest manner possible and with the "-Allin-One Meter" in114 words
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Advertisement499 1932-05-14 27 Ll\ ISG CELLS, seen through microscope I L^k^ \Slfc_jf^BMßC bmbmJbbHb^B». BL Healthy Cell J B^*'' bmb^w b^b^bl bßbW^ P^A V velopcd nucleus W*. HT «Sh Lk vl bT which contains Ur, healthy Cell if I x^^Nb^-^ t S^^^^jna l^^l &i -w- removed art 1 fid- I I «***%> JtS^m JL*499 words
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Advertisement301 1932-05-14 28 ipTdTs pens able j books of reference. ■I FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS. (By John Bartlett). Tenth Edition, Revised and Enlarged by Nathan Haskel Dole. In the 1,400 pages of this invaluable book are cited j familiar passages, proverbial phrases, and constantly recurring phrases from nearly 1,000 authors. It includes selections from j301 words
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Advertisement184 1932-05-14 28 If lIJ ~^y\eepd- chilivreMj hair combed m^S^^S^ Nothing detracts so much from a y v child's appearance as untidy, ill- -^S 1 kept hair. A^M^V J Stacomb keeps the hair neat all f^^k .^r day long— just as the comb leaves II it. It imparts a natural lustre and mm184 words
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Article, Illustration44 1932-05-14 29 Repairing railway damaged in the recent war around Shanghai. GOVT MONOPOLIES SPORTS CLUB (PHYSICAL SECTION). s e Physical Section of the Government Monopolies Sports Club. Photograph taken on 16-4-32. Seated in the centre of the middle row is Mr. Jim Hide, Honorary Physical Instructor.44 words
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Article, Illustration65 1932-05-14 30 Mr. Charles Zimmy, the legless swimmer, gave a demonstration of swimming feats at the Sea View Hotel swimming p 0 Wednesday. Mr. Zimmy hclds the world record for staying in the water for over 100 hours. His legs were amputated 30 ago is the65 words
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Article, Illustration35 1932-05-14 30 The machine which makes the famous "Craven A" cigarettes. It is tuned up for high performance like a racing car, am a* an average record of 950 Corked-Tipped cigarettes per minute.35 words
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Advertisement85 1932-05-14 31 i Jiwod in C&e/u/ o&nse -«!^^*^BfekOtferq ©pop eoani& I ji tls SecnoTTucol I I TAKE YOUR DOCTOR'S TIP J 1 >^ > Al V ill t I Jl fM\ mmQ^ J&sm 11 TTTSv /5P^ T I BIOCITIN I dirges Your Brain and Nerve Cells With Energy, and m j I85 words
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Advertisement161 1932-05-14 31 Boords Gins. Jl V^ At* INSIST ON THE GIN WITH frrj COCKTAILS. if^jjl JOHN LITTLE CO.. LTD. IINCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) ESTABLISHED 1845. SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG IPOH MALIY MUSIC ALBUMS. Fii? assoriuHit or m»3t pjpnlir Malay Kroat jjag anl Sxtra i'aras, onpriiiag of the following pieces. t i A\\\\ if*161 words
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Advertisement256 1932-05-14 32 r\\ Lin IZ7fe (?an'f you dr/whxu^ fink y o n j n p You M-iin t»» have no energy comprise bom nde pnysi- lor lhal kilul (>f lhintr UoNV> nan's prescription, proved v m want t<» do is to stt aboni and nndispntably to be efficacioni rert; the day's work256 words
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Article899 1932-05-14 33 J OR SOF COMFORT. TH OUTER COURT. By Mathetes. hor i ul> placed in my written confession of I s leaders who asks for iritual direction through •I'll. 1 u .s C little homilies on Hfe. After >ome hesiinl complying with the ilk' reason that of been theT.F.N. - 899 words
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Advertisement39 1932-05-14 33 c/XTttpJuQjXJb O\GGuL I A Brownie Camera makes good Pictures— you're sure of that. the camera does the rest— no focusing. Any Brownie T es the kind of pictures you've always wanted. 6ROWNIE NO 2 in black or IN ENGLAND)39 words
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Article752 1932-05-14 34 A SUPERNATURAL LIFE. The Light of The Eternal. Faith in the supernatural is sometimes expressed in Mich terms that it is difficult distinguish it from belief is the magical. Even when this error is avoided the supernatural is frequently described as if it were concerned only with752 words
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Article33 1932-05-14 34 As for little things," retnem- i l>er that >ur Lord's life was i mostly spent in trivialities, just precisely to teach u< that greatness cofisists in the motive rather than in the act.33 words
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Article349 1932-05-14 34 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES. A Help to Holiness Aim a: getting youi strength direct from your Beloved, who wants your whole love and confidence. Model yourself c»h (Uh lord's Hidden Life, which yours will always resemble. As you cannot do great things, do little things greatly. Though lit should kill mi349 words
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Advertisement157 1932-05-14 34 "Oh! Why doesn't he take Baby's Own Tablets? A Doctor's Children everywhere regard Baby's Own Prescription Tablets as th* i special friend Happy i.u them was the day :eheu their parents This rented) coui] changed oicr from the old-fashioned, nau~ the prescriptioi icating c\ ixativcs to this modem, qualified physj157 words
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Article800 1932-05-14 35 D l VIETER OF ONLY THREE MILES. NE REST TO THE EARTH. M Method of Calculation Used. discovery of a new planet nnounced to the 4t Morning r by Dr. A. CB. Cromme]ir lO rmerly President of tfie K Astronomical Society. nearer to the Earth than aliy800 words
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Article296 1932-05-14 35 FORTUNE FOR MOTHERS OF MANY WOMAN NOT YET 40 WHO HAS 21 CHILDREN. Two "Mothers of Many" are likely to figure in- an extra- 1 ordinary legal action arising out of the eccentric will of a Canadian financier, Mr. Charles Millar. He died in 1926, leaving most of his £100,000296 words
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