Malayan Saturday Post, 29 May 1932

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    31 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED HALE.YA-* USAOINQ I*IOtU*M /MM*- PU*U*HED SVSSY SAT USD AY. |)i K. NO. 10. MAY 28, 1032. Mtiefc 20 c-Mt*. The Malayan Saturday Post MAY 28. 1932.
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    SCIENCE AND INVENTION.
    1616 2 BRAINS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE. THE DYING WORLD. A NEW PLANET. STORING-UP SOUND. London, April. 21. Trapping th* Telephone Many ingenious schemes have now been put into operation by the British Postal Authorities to pnfc an end to activities of those criminals who try to tamper with the
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      67 2 j Jr w- Or anger L THE FINEST OF ALL OJUN(^ ©J^NKS. I I 111 s^ ___k\ jk. fff^^^^. __D 4^_W V _H It A\*imr ___V/mm Af4S^ Rh Am A X HN _____Ba_[fl___________Bi_______________________________B "^*r I'n r^b {{y h^^^h m\i\ \fh mm aE&Lf I In nl r**%r I l______m?lflll llt2Ss__________ ,Atr
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    WIT AND HUMOUR
    855 3 Indifferent Dancer: "It's awfully kind of you io dance with with nie." Long-suffering Partner v Xot at all. After all, this is a Charity Ball I Women don't interest nie. I prefer the company of my fellow men." Vm broke, too." A little girl was nursing her
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      199 3 oR THE CUP THAT CHEERS' EfiVE "GOLD LEAF" TEA I WH _________Bk L m ctvuoN Km g W 1 •_^E^ii_l_&_^_*-i lu\ fll _______^3 fc>^ —it ___s^_*-___».^ c______± < -_p^" h r ___S_W eciaiization concentration M one thing only and that thing U js responsible for the unfiled popularity enjoyed by
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      192 3 mm t^SjiAl Tenotomy" •^JfiJ^ WEE BROS. UNDERTAKERS Monumental Masons and Marblt Merchants, No. 155, Selegie Rd., Singapore Tel No. 3869. Fresh Floral Wreaths Made Ti Order. Artificial Wreaths Always Ifl Stock. Italian Marble Memorial of Any Design Made to Order. Prompt Attention Will Be GWtfl To All Orders. CHARGEsIiioDERATETHE MOST
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    THE CHIEF SCOUT TALKS.
    926 4 CAMPING IN THE DESERT. I (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell). I The Chief Guide and I once went for a walking tour on the Sahara desert m Nbrth Africa. This uas twenty years ago when hiking uas not so general a* it is to-day.
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      120 4 Wated Screening $PM Vg£s Slates %M UNIVERSAL si TWO SUPER PRODUCTION. I I J Lj 5 I COH E N A KEL L V A IN HOLLYWOOD. I A COMEDY WITH A TON LOAD OF LAUGHS I STARRING THE TWO R4JAH COMEDIANS George SIDNEY and Charles MURRAI (THE COHENS) (THE
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1775 5 THE LOOKER-ON. ♦> *> <♦ <♦ <♦ *> <**I*» ♦> <♦<♦<•♦ < THE PRINCE AT THE FOOD FOR SCOTSMEN. A BABY THAT CANNOT BE WASHED. The Season." Private View" Day at the Royal Academy this week has tilded the opening of the Lon,i Season, and a very
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      128 5 i W\ <_o*°l Mr. 'fl* V 2i \***r* N_K/ 1 ti i ♦<__. __»N mfkism 7 MS M A r,/ n,n s« t r m*r f(Vi¥« I P IMi fmtma. ii_ "RADIO HOME" j 117 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. I We beg to advise our Clients, both Locally and j
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      97 6 iiiiiiii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II J 1 1 111 1 1 1 nil IL_ I ERNST LUBITSCH'S I GREATEST PRODUCTION .*jgk, t«r_n_L^_n FROM reE PLAY BY pw: E I W**m MAURICE ROSTAND ___gj_C E JL JL IJLi FAMOUS FRENCH AUTHOR BROKEN JLULLABY" I LIONEL BARRYMORE 1
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      86 6 THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. j j PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Single Copy SO cents. Within British Outside British Malaya. Malaya. months $2.50 3 months $3.15 6 months 4.75 6 months 6.05 12 months 9.00 12 months 11.60 NOTE:— Please add 26 cents to cover bank commission on a outstation cheques. SUBSCRIPTION
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    EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK EXHIBITION AT THE NEW WORLD.
    89 7 H.E. the Governor Sir Cecil Cementi visited the Empire Shopping Week Exhibition at the New World last Saturday night. His Excellency was received by Mr. Ong Boon Tat and Mr. Ong Peng Hock. Left to right: Messrs. J. Laycock, On Peng Hock,
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    A TAMIL LADY LECTURER IN SINGAPORE.
    74 8 u*«\ mi Qr f AiiahahaHt Pr of esscr at Isabela Thoburn College, Lucknow, w hr_ I Miss M. Thilliampalam, M.A. (Columbia). Ph.D. (Columbia) M.Sc Al lahabad I™*** h ndia C eylon Club and she del r d A view of the gathering. Another view
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      140 9 Correctly Made OF SOUND WELL SEASONEO TIMBER BEAUTIFULLY FINISHES TEAK S BLACKWOOD FURNITURE AT FAIR PRICES CAN NOW BE OBTAINED at SUN WAH, Victoria Street enquiries Inspection QordiaTly Invited r _________________________________l___H_________k ____________H_H____> sr__ fl HI ~**"-rV* .-mv _^_a_- _S___. F_E 8k%9 f1-i *(**^~_r— ____>•» _E_~- TB*- < ___59*___ _____•s_■■ i"*~
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      72 9 i" Specific For Diabetes Dr. Winkler's I "DIABETONIT." $2 per bottle or $20 4 per dozen. 4 Sincere 1 "SPECIAL HAIR J CREAM." Large size 36 cents per bottle or $3.60 per dozen. I Small size 25 cents per I bottle or $2.50 per dozen. t SINCERE I I DISPENSARY
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    The FOG MEN
    4737 10  -  J.M.Walsh b> mAuthorot* Exit Simeon Hex 1 INSTALMENT SIX. Synopsis. Lanty, an ex-convict on licence, is taken to the policestation on a charge of stealing a handbag. Anne Sanfield, daughter of Lord Sanfield, who has had her bag snatched, fails to identify Lanty as the thief, although
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      90 10 mmm builbs^l I ___r tt'_., tank 1 r rbu o_. < **3V... I Sbtt HEALTH v K-* I I I :-fS"?S, \Z\ Are you run down? Nervous? Fre- I i IP**§£!_i Wso* quentlv ill? Take V. aterburv's Com- il V7^"^ii V pound— for ita marvelous nutritive, I reconstructive and health-building
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      122 11 m w 9 v v m m m m -ay -ay m tr ~m~ I MALAYA'S LARGEST SPORTING? t GOODS STORE For anything and everything phone 2938. ;> I RE-STRINGING A SPECIAUIY jSJlßil^ HAVE TROPICAL GUTS fj_;£;.;;.,;:;=ll to suit all pockets. Pj-H- r [-i-i-i -XT -j- -|-v J ♦> IS:S:::H:::S5!__
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      149 12 HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIUII^ If) CRICKET BATSI I AND ALL OTHER I SPORTING I I GOODS 4 MODERATE. HP! RESTRINGING j 1 mm RACKETS I ____»T_P^f mm ■HH Our Speciality. Hj Rose Co., Ltd. ■HRJ 86, North Bridge Koad. W Phone 6391. Tel. -ATHLETICS "AIR SHIP BRAND MILK" ll T Tbe ever Rowing
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      321 12 I Estate U Trust Ageacie. I I (1927) Limited, j A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST J I I COMPANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURITY I DEPOSITED WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENT* I GOVERNMENT. j I REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: I I I Nos. I, 2& 3, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE,
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    SEEN AT THE RACES.
    45 13 H.E. the Governor and Lady Clementi at the presentation of cups at the conclusion of the meet. Mr. H. L. Hopkins and Mrs. W. G. Stirling. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Braddell (right). H.H. the Sultan of Perak. I Cosmopolitan Singapore. I
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    TUESDAY'S (31ST MAY) BOXING AT THE NEW WORLD.
    127 15 TUESDAY'S (31ST MAY) BOXING AT THE NEW WORLD. An attractive programme has been arranged by Mr. Ong Chin Beng for Tuesday night, 31st May, at the New World Arena when the main I ./ent will be a 15 rounds contest between Fighting Nelson, the visitor from Manila weighing 10.4 and
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      178 16 The Pleasant Way To Keep Your Child Well. ffw*lr_* j Gone arc the da> _> of cast... Jfflf-^^^ i»d other nauseating purgatn "^S^L; _>7 children. And good riddano. to J J_?_\ hem, say both parents and chil 'psA •*-_<-« >. was "old-fashioned" it was goo I j.\\ nai co l
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    STRAIN OF ATHLETICS.
    122 16 WHEN CHILDREN SHOULD NOT COMPETE. No tugs of war under 17, \o long jumps for girl_> under [8. Cross COOtltry runs nut longer than three miles for boys under 17. These are some of the recommendations m the report of tht Conference on Athletics for School held
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    £10,000,000 DAM ACROSS LAKE.
    642 16 EAST AFRICA SCHEME SANCTIONED. Control of the level of the waters of the Nile by man; The eventual disapi>earance of swamps bigger m area than England; and Transformation of the Sudan and Egypt by giving Egypt onethird more water than she now receives. These stupendous change-
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      35 17 t MRS. COOPER-ABBS, t 2, Victoria Street. Z SUBJECTS TAUGHT: f Shorthand, Typewriting, X and Piano. V <• Slump Charges. i Typewriting of all descriptioiis 5 undertaken and promptly ex*- T <*uted. Charges most moderaU, A *>
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      123 17 mmW* Js' ufl fliai2____r |tr L fl Jll^^^ rN 7fiP- *_t I IQ.'Jfcfcp mm__ l W____' I •*t»»:.| i't^Hrflf^iSiHt r .r|^__^fl^F^i^^^ffpP* fnir^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^k /r*\. /fJUs /fl I There's entertainment for a P^ (ft I lifetime In Cine-Kodak. To- flfl 9 \|T r^V° ]TjfL I I day the fan of takidg fll
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    SPARKLES.
    812 17 BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By Quiz" I p Press: Mr. Ward-Jackson I rdered a ha'o. I** I (1 Mr. Haynes is wearing I love. Diagnosis: Knuckles I** I Flowerdew is seriously I .»sed. He is suffering from I ..phobia. I** I it is rumoured, ha? I .a to
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      125 18 Sore Throat J— A fl FORMAMINT The Germ-killing Throat tablet conquers Sore Throat and prevents infectious diseases, such as Influenza, Diphtheria, etc. At mil ChamtEta and Storaa. BE PHOTOGRAPHED I BY I H.N. BUCKERIDGE I The European I Artist-Photographer. 1 DISTINCTIVE AND I BEAUTIFUL I PRODUCTIONS I AT PRICES I
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    The Malayan Saturday post. May 28, 1932. THE OUTLOOK.
    325 18 The Malayan Saturday post. May 28, 1932. THE OUTLOOK. Almost half of 1032 has now gone, and the economic recovery which the optimists predicted m their New Year commentaries has not yet even peeped above the horizon. Things are just about as l>ad as they could be, which is at
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    THE TIN CRISIS.
    361 18 We wholeheartedly subscribe to the principle of the Tin Quota Scheme. It seems only sane that when the world, temporarily, cannot take all the tin that it is possible to put on the market, production should be adjusted accordingly, and m an organised, businesslike way. Hut if
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    ANNUAL CRICKET MATCH.
    104 18 -m EUROPEANS vs. THE REgT.i There is keen interest (1 q le I forthcoming annual cricket maid I between the Europeans then Rest. The "Rest" side 1.. i>een 11 strengthened by the transfer .mm 11 Penang to Singapore of C G. 1 1 Rodrigo. The following 'Rest"
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      25 19 _____MB____Bl___B_____B__B_ BMBMIBiMiMHWB----eWe_____M_M_w—M— i I— JLgOOD, l f yftk Ifo cAanqe fn S/ze 'r'r no cAanqe fn Quaff fy no cAanqe fn Price ____P>u I CIGARETTE/^*^
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      102 20 1 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER fM«U— ABSETB EXCEED $12,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IM STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). ci«_-_«__re LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. Th. Company ha. £20.000 deposited with th. Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    SPORT OT THE WEEK.
    765 20 SPORT OT THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW. By ArgfM." A list of suspensions, some of them severe, were incorporated m an SAF. A. announcement a few Hays ago. They mostly related to foul or unnecessarily rough play. denoting lack of sportsmanship and involving danger to other players. i congratulate the
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      116 21 PURITY. IP" I IfK' The purity oi milk depends upon the cattle and thr W~ IDEAL" MILK, comes from the ruh pasiures "I B^^B^ Wm^ ■England and Norway, where P 'DPA! M|lM fik 'e^iKi,i t i, m c»". i ll Brar ii *^__fR i mm&&%%T lhe air is clean _^^^HH
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    1775 21 L; ■> .;♦♦:♦♦:*>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•••••• ♦>♦>«* London, April 28. felling England. She is young and charming and knows many famous people In j don. And this last week-end 1 ci tn s y******M woman and, tiehow, the word Gallipoli ed roe. oh, General Hamilton is dosomething at the Cenotaph on
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    SIR T. HORDER DEFENDS BEER.
    440 22 ITS VALUE AS FOOD. RAISING LEVEL OF LIFE. ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF CONTENTMENT. Sir Thomas Holder, the physisian, defended beer and wine as valuble foods when speaking at the annual dinner of the Institute of Brewing m London. Sir Thomas is a member of the True
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    NAVY CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION
    84 23 AT SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB ON MONDAY, I6TH MAY. AT SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB ON MONDAY, I6TH MAY. Dr. Lowson, Miss Paterson, H. Jackson, Mrs. English. Mrs. P. Power. Miss V. M. H. Patterson. Mrs. R. D. Finlay. D. Hardie putting (on lett) at the Seventh. The others
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    TO-NIGHT'S GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE NEW WORLD.
    85 24 SPRINGDALE MINSTRELS PRESENT DRAMATIC PLAY "REDEMPTION" AT THE "MOONLIGHT HALL," AT 8.30 P.M. IN AID OF CIVILIAN SUFFERERS IN CHINA. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE CONSUL-GENERAL FOR CHI..A. I i I' Lim Chin Wah (Mrs. Bee Koh Teng), (2) X C Lim (Twakay
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      250 25 REGLYKOLI I great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical .lysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone m the urine patients after a few days treatment with his preparation was I 1 iced to a minimum, if not eliminated altogether, while the ious organs of the body regained
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      58 26 Jr Ur*' ___/7^^^^ sTHXMZI/yvO'O ,***H m cases of digestive troubles which are accompanied by sickness, headaches, pressure m the abdomen, and increased formation of gases m general. Highly recommended by physicians. lntestino! is put od the market a ea_s_.y swallowed, sugareoated tablet-. Manufactured by Dr. Georg Henning, Berlin. Sole Agents:
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      182 27 B____l^ X"' I fl Klll^K2llUl£lAfl Htji vj l *mj—m a a t MRS. COOPER-ABBS, 2 2, Victoria Street. SUBJECTS TAUGHT: f X Shorthand, Typewriting, and Piano. •t* Slump Charges. A o JT Typewriting of all descriptions T undertaken and promptly cxc- V ated ♦> Charges most moderate. ♦> _p*<k»*******++++++++X tpro**^"'*'**'''
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    THF MALAYAN BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.
    59 30 The photograph shows the players and spectators. Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, M.B.E. presenting the cup to the Champion, Tarn Kirn Song. The Champion at play. W* 9999^ Tarn Kirn Song, the Malayan Billiard Champion (right). A group taken after the match. The champion photographed with the
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    39 32 After hearing the long eloq.:< speech of lier lawyer ill I divorce action, the fair cli( f)iirst into tears. I should never have knowi she wailed, v how much I'd i fered if I hadn't heard it iv v
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    A THIEF DETECTOR.
    85 32 LATEST DEVICES AT SOMERSET HOUSE. The latest electrical devices have l>een adopted for the protection of Somerset House against fTre and robbery. From each key point the system of alarms can be operated by secret buttons. At the entrances the uniform men on guard are warned by
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    A NEW BLOOD SUBSTANCE.
    49 32 ANAEMIA CURE CLAIM. A hitherto unknown substance m the blood, which, when socially treated, renders amemia quickly curable and shows remarkable results m counteracting ihe wasting effects of cancer and pulmonary tuberculosis, is claimed to have been discovered by Professor Richard Seyderhelm, of Frankfurt -on-the-Main.
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      143 32 FIGHTING FIT! That's how yon should alwayi feel though you needn't be quarr.ll some abont it- And you won't fell quarrelsome if you take Pinkt I Liver and Laxative Perfect .nil You'll feel at peace with yonrstlH and all abont you. I J Pinkettes are the latest ■-M title intestinal
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    QUIET HOUR.
    820 33 ALIVE UNTO GOD. By the Yen. J. W. HUNKIN, D.D., Archdeacon of Coventry and Rector of Rugby. Alive unto God through lesus Christ our Lord" (Rom. vi. nlThese words are taken from lie of tlie little Master Anthems the Prayer Hook. They were ce d m the earliest
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    ALIVE UNTO GOD.
    368 34 (Continued from page 33) of Bolshevism are possessed by They ire <juite ready to accept a very small >alar\ with all that that involves, m order to establish the principles of Communism among the masses. When I.enin became head of the Russian Government he insisted that no
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    CHRISTIANITY AND INDUSTRY.
    738 34 THE SOCIAL ORDER. True Wealth. For several years, write> I M Times" Correspondent, an annual appeal has been issued by the Industrial Christian Fellowship, supported by representative groups of employers and labour and trade union leaders, calling Christian people to consider m the light of their faith
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    107 34 Which Is My Plan? I What a serious thought this is, B that God had a plan for my Me ak' He meant me to occupy a certain B position m society and to have certain employments; to influence certain persons for good; to overconie certain temptations; to prac- B
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      220 34 L I #I i T !I r HOW fiT 1' rJ\\ ri D 0 YOU f '^Ljfllv SEND YOUR .^^llf^^' HUSBAND /f T0 WORK? I Lloei he go to his business with that w\ DR. WILLIAMS unhappy picture of you, worrying and dis- I PINK PILLS muting him from his
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    MAN WHO WEIGHS 56 STONE.
    423 35 America, which has so fre-i quently claimed possession of thebiggest or the tallest this or that, j now boasts the' fattest man. And not. only the fattest m the, world, but "the fattest that ever} lived, so far as we know," states Current Science (Columbus,
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