Malayan Saturday Post, 24 September 1932
1932-09-24
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Advertisement138 1932-09-24 1 S? special S&SIM *o t>. r». Sbc Ittng of stam. iS 1 OtNW^ CUT CRYStALWAMt 5 WP" ;ft|AUTIFULLY APPO|f<tfeD H6M£. S <JL teH*Cll^ MdDi^ DESIGNS TttAt WILL COMMAND ft -i AttttrHdH AND ADMmAiiON. now 1 I -^IK-' |4iWlt Wiflfit If IVWTTifHU WWW». r^ fr' S 1 EE A' Jf" V138 words
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Article1930 1932-09-24 2 EDUCATIONAL CAREER. Two Memorial Services. The news of the death of Rev. G. F. Pykett on Sept. 9 at Bedford Park, London, after an illness dating from his retirement last Ajtfil, after 40 years' continuous service as Headmaster of the Anglo-Chinese School, Penang,1,930 words
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Advertisement35 1932-09-24 2 Jrue-Orange SQUEEZE 1 THE FINEST OF ALL ORANGE DRINKS. 1 K& 111 D 4" II bl #e9 I fiH *IT fH*ne4B79 fof your r^qulrwwtllll/ f ofiiHr Aenited WWlnrlßW. 38, «c 30, Qhooo Ouwi tffwt. BIHQAPOfIi.35 words
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Article596 1932-09-24 3 Hardy: "You know, all men t.re born free and masters of their own destiny." Martin But they aren't satisfied; they get married." May I present my wife?" No, thanks, I have one of my own." Let's kill the old drake for supper, John. It's our wedding anniversary."596 words
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Advertisement236 1932-09-24 3 --VdTfTk'iniM'irt' ■iai<¥r* >t -iirir' t'*' -Vti -i*. j^- m t^^MBBCjgEE-3pfa><W*)t'^»P n _-_.-i^-2__^^*^ ■Si iV ißSwP^*^^^^^^^*^ 0 B< THE G KOwEHS jJ"t VK?I H #1k \£M^^pw _^^^b^ m ci v ljn tSwSk L Well within the reach of all m price, and conveniently put up m packets to suit all needs,236 words
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Advertisement219 1932-09-24 3 CERTIFIED CHOICE QUALITY AUSTRALIAN BUTTER. PUKE OPENING SHORTLY I LIANSVILLE I STUDENTS' HOME^ For D.E.I. School Boys. J (i J Large compound house, 1 I modern sanitation, Oxley Rd., fj J near to bus route and achoolt. i I $30 monthly. Enquiries and I j inspection invited. j 1 C.219 words
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Article384 1932-09-24 4 BEING SMILES OF X THE WEEK. t By Quiz." v 04 +4 H.K. now has the Law as well as the Press Up against him. And perhaps the new M.S. A. will join with the S.S.(S.)A. m a "C.M.G." stunt. i Who would be Governor (and High Commissioner) Well,384 words
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Article, Illustration186 1932-09-24 4 Malaria lias always been, and probably will be for many years to come, the scourge of those who live m hot countries. The most distressing feature is the obstinate way m which it remains m the system after attacks have subsided, leaving the sufferer weak186 words
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Advertisement145 1932-09-24 4 CONGORILLA 18 COMING. I vx ALHAMBRA. I (Boming Sdortly I ™-^b SLEEPj j^^^^ IT WILL SHOW YOU THE PARIS THAT Is NOT HN I THE GUIDE BOOKS. PARIS TELLS ITS SECRETS! WHEN THE LAST SIGHTSEER GOES HOME, THE REAL MONTMARTRE SPRINGS TO VIVID LIFE! SCARLET LOVES AND BLACK HATES STALK145 words
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Article111 1932-09-24 5 BLUE RIBBON AWARD. The Blue Ribbon Award, made by the National Screen Committee for the best family motion picture exhibited during the month of July has been won by the Fox film, "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," featuring Marian Nixon and Ralph Bellamy, under the direction of Al111 words
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Article244 1932-09-24 5 July, 22, 1932. Africa has at last been wired for sound. After two years spent m the jungle, the intrepid Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson have brought back their latest photographic log, which is now being unreeled at the Winter Garden Theatre under the title of244 words
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Advertisement155 1932-09-24 5 Coming SoonTHE PICTURE UNUSUAL THE MOST AMAZING THE MOST THRILLING. W+ THE MOST EXCITING PICTURE SVER FILMED! CCC th terrific battle wBB between an Eskimo M and a ferocious polar bear which is about to devour the girl he loves I CCC the hunger-mad-dened Eskimos 1 wild W walrus hunt155 words
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Advertisement98 1932-09-24 6 mm wßb^B^^^r^^ O T f I I A i^ f Jk vtN SHORfLYi i £oeS On ■ffiinSSr- 1 «A°SSK- HKttNINO i v v/1 1 At The I JStt^ Sf^l CAPITOL 1 WnlldffdVtfJjic^Jj ..h"" 1 1 k JttSm *OIIAIKII. I in-^,^ mystery fc ro^ cUVt B dca' mt^ flKw^lP PARAMOUNT If98 words
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Advertisement107 1932-09-24 6 t ff j THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. j j -8~ j j PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. j Single Copy 20 cents. j Within British Outside British i Malaya. Malays. 3 months $2.50 3 months 3.16 j 6 months 4.75 6 months 6.05 j j 12 months 9.00 12 months 11.60 j107 words
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Article, Illustration43 1932-09-24 7 THE ONE AND ONLY TALKING PICTURE ENTIRELY MADE IN AFRICA. RHINOS ON THE PROWL. DOMESTIC LIFE. MR MARTIN JOHNSON AND HIS FRIENDS, THE PIGMIES. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO MEET THIS IN THE DARK? ELEPHANTS AND RHINOS ARE GOOD FRIENDSSOMETIMES. FEEDING TIME.43 words
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Article, Illustration87 1932-09-24 8 Photo by Victoria St> Thanks-giving Service held by Johore Military Forces at the Fort, Johore Bahru, on His Highness The Sultan's Birthday— 17th Sept, 1Q32 at 9 aim., on the conclusion of which a salute of 21 guns was Tired. J. M. F.M.P.S. Studio - 87 words
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Advertisement145 1932-09-24 9 j STUDY WORLD^SBEST, X MRS. COOPER-ABBS, IS 2, Victoria Street. ♦> Ml SUBJECTS TAUGHT: mk Shorthand, Typewriting, J and Piano. <• I 1 Slump Charges. ♦> Typewriting of all descriptioni |t undertaken and prompUy crt- a It ruted X Charges most moderate. I Specific For Diabetes I Dr. Wlnkler f145 words
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Advertisement226 1932-09-24 9 l\ ta^^i WEAKNESS, ln\ > ?t DEBILITT pOAN>EMIA te^^DESCHIENS 'Sywjp 'It, (kv of Hxmoolobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and ftrength. Far better than serums, raw meat> Medicated wines, eUw .^^aa^k. r^*sß a^aV. a\ M mi ft^<*fckJ a^226 words
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Article1671 1932-09-24 10 OUR LONDON LETTER. THE LOOKER-ON. PRINCESS INGRID. COLONEL LAWRENCE AS A SPEED EXPERT. A QUEEN TO FLY TO LONDON. THE SMALL FAMILY FASHION. London, Sept. i. The Prince And Sweden. The news that the Prince of W'aKs intends to pay an official vi.it to Sweden in October has caused interest1,671 words
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Advertisement91 1932-09-24 10 I ALWAYS KEEP WITH YOU A POT OF j I AMRUTANJAN I A SOVEREIGN REMEDY ■dBjL HEADACHE j I jßrs rheumatism f JTv* NEURALGIA j I **&X^ TOOTHACHE j /A^?s CUTS, BRUISES j (|jfil^fi^<^ COUGH, COLD (n-^^-^ and all other aches and pa: s. j I vi/wls 0F FULL FCRTY91 words
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Article619 1932-09-24 11 w Renter's Special Letter For ♦> The Malayan Saturday Post. London, Aug. 25. The i)avis Cup Competition through, Wimbledon and the leading Continental lawn tennis championships over, there remains only the American titles for 1932 to be decided. And Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, an absentee, the women's singles619 words
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Advertisement171 1932-09-24 12 A^ew EVEREADY "I I1 L L ililHlH Regular tvcreadj Superior j^^^B Quality, Workmansbip j^HH aiui Materiai EVEREADY P%W"*"^ TRADI MARK Metal Top Unit Cell. I i^l FLASHLIGHTS BATTERIES Patented throughout reJs?=S*i the world. j they last longe r L. E. TELS CO., SINGAPORE. "AIR SHIP BRAND MILK" Sop&*3, :^L7* The171 words
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Advertisement272 1932-09-24 12 Estate U Trust Agencesi (1927) Limited. A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE 1\ COMPANIES' ORDINANCE 1926, WITH SECUF j DEPOSITED WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMF GOV t R N M t N I REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: j Nos. I, 2 &3, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PL SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: J No. 11, LIGHT272 words
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Article, Illustration42 1932-09-24 13 The Ladies Race being keenly contested. The Bishop of Singapore starting the tug-of-war. I The Officials. Two of the guests enjoying a joke but Ihe young man disapproves. The Bishop and Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Roberts distributes the prizes.42 words
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Article, Illustration37 1932-09-24 14 The visitors being entertained by the little ones. Starting the tug-of-war. Tug-ot-war. Mrs. Goodman, Messrs. Aw Boon Par and Oliveiro. Some members of the Committee of the Poh Leung Kok.37 words
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Article1543 1932-09-24 15 SINGAPORE DIOCESAN FUNDS. The Bishop of Singapore hat issued tiw following Pastoral Letter It needs no words of mine to convince yon that we, m common vith the rest of the world, are passing through an extraordinary crisis. And the church, which vith all its spiritual purpose is yet dependent1,543 words
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246 1932-09-24 15 lii places where there are large numbers of children of all ages such as the orphanages organised m many parts of the Kast by benevolent individuals and societies, health demands constant care and watchfulness. Little ones' stomach and bowels soon net out of order, and246 words
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Advertisement107 1932-09-24 15 Lumbago JJPj III!-: throbbing W\ fl^ k^ A N pains of lumbago soon dis- 1 yHI I V fißk. appear when circulation is I |Bm jS stimulnted. That is why V jß? B* V f \MFs SI an's Liniment is so effect- A^, ML l]/j^^^ ive. l» brings a pleasant,107 words
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420 1932-09-24 16 The Malayan Saturday Post September 24, 1932. "MASTERS AND MEN." We are frankly puzzled at the relationship which appears to exist between the master, the President of the Municipal Commissioners, and the men, his employees. We do not subscribe to the view that the Commissioners are the "masters." They have420 words
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Article233 1932-09-24 16 The recent flow of oratory m the Municipal Council is an utter waste of precious time. The business of the Council could have been efficiently transacted without succumbing to the temptation to make ones voice heard on the slightest pretext. The Commissioners are not elected233 words
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Article377 1932-09-24 16 The recent little flutter m the rubber market was short-lived, and it is fortunate that it was so, for had it been sustained it would merely have encouraged over-pro-duction. There was no justification for it either m a decrease of production or an increase of consumption. The377 words
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Article247 1932-09-24 16 Both the Colony and IMS Retrenchment Reports will published m the near future. former, it is stated, is already completed, and the latter is I receiving the final touches. These Reports will, we fear, come as a severe shock to Malaya. Tlie situation, financially, is serious, and drastic economies247 words
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Advertisement56 1932-09-24 16 BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H.N. BUCKE RIDGE The European Artist-Photographer. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE 1 TIMES. LAIDLAW BUILDING •PHONE 7898. Enjoy Life Life will go with a swing after a course of Sanatogen. It contains the building material for health and strength of nerves, blood and56 words
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Article167 1932-09-24 17 ACQUIRED BY T HE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" PRESS, LTD. The attention of our readers is called to an announcement appearing on another page of this issue. Hie company owning this paper recently went into liquidation, and the "Malayan Saturday Post" was tffered for sale by tender, as a167 words
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Advertisement109 1932-09-24 17 »li _/m^* JO^J> J^* s**^j* s*Zj* m L e^^'* f"^^* t*^* ;f i I IMPORTANT I ANNOUNCEMENT. \l 2{ New Proprietors of the Malayan Saturday Post" f This is the last issue of the J' "jtfalayan Saturday post*' under the present owner- w ship. A 4* I* The paper has109 words
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Article744 1932-09-24 18 SPORT OF THE WEEK. I A MALAYAN REVIEW. •> Bv f< Argus." i Hie has been distressed to read latterly, as an unfortunate wind-up to the soccer season, of instances, of rough play and unruly behaviour in Penang and Kuala Lumpur. And one hopes that the offenders whose misconduct is744 words
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Advertisement84 1932-09-24 18 ASSETS EXCEED .12,000,000. ASSURANCE I N FORCE OVER $36,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Gre.t Eastern Life Bunding, 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 the84 words
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Advertisement31 1932-09-24 18 •> MRS. COOPER-ABBS, 2. Victoria Street. SUBJECTS TAUGHT: j>, Shorthand, Typewriting, and Piano. »> Slump Charges. Typewriting of all description! •> ,j undertaken and promptly cxc- V rated. »> Charges most modciate. £j ♦> v ♦> ♦> «131 words
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Article, Illustration84 1932-09-24 19 (See ace oh Hi oj tin Memorial Servict on pages 2 inni ;i.i v ..™u ~< Dow n P Pv/kptt- at left front row are Mr. Neilson, Inspector of Schools, Penang, Mr. G. K. Goh, UrJ^S^int^^nl Mr84 words
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Article, Illustration51 1932-09-24 19 The late Rev. G. F. Pykett. Left to right: Che Wan Zarazil.ah, Che Mohd. Yu*J. Y. *Jf%Jgg*ji fcft Js2K^SSS (Champion, Singles, 1932), Che Wan Ibrah.rn, Di Megat Khas Che a d„ h Q d che SU Che MohH. .an an, Che Megat Abd. Rahman (Hon.51 words
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Article, Illustration21 1932-09-24 20 hfdyd y jdf :rroi nt: 3*t. 3rutt I r h lissor 2 v i-1. A-21 words
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Advertisement228 1932-09-24 21 "%7OU seldom see this destructive insect— 1 the silver fish is too busy gnawing away f at your silks, laces, books, and important 1 papers to keep m sight. Every year silverfish destroy valuables running into tremendous amounts. Take no chances. Spray the hiding places of silver fish regularly with228 words
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Advertisement215 1932-09-24 21 Ireglyrol] is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone m the urirc of patients after a few days treatment with his preparation was I reduced to a minimum, if not eliminated altogether, while the f J various organs of215 words
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Article1525 1932-09-24 22 London, Aug. 25. Discretion— And The Artist. Discretion the better part of grammar" was a» much as Mr. lieverley Nichols would concede to the writers of these biographies of Royal i>ersonages with which we liave become more and more familiar m recent years. He attacked the dullness of1,525 words
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Advertisement131 1932-09-24 22 a j*v A A A A A A A nmmimMMMMi jost unpacked new st d B^^^UBa^^^^H ment these Wonder ii i KfQrJ 'All m one" Meters Te is X HvM Everything. V R£m^^^^to« ||ron wA m *> so The only instilment ul Mn "'"^P^W' jl One rids yoa orever lf131 words
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Article81 1932-09-24 23 Little Eric wanted to go to the s'A'iniming-baths with the bigger boys, but his teacher, thinking In m too small, refused permission. It wouldn't be safe," he said. 11 But I'm a good swimmer, sir," *id the boy. "Can you swim a length &>ked teacher. The boy did not appear81 words
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Article751 1932-09-24 23 Renter's Special Article For v The Malayan Saturday Post, v MIYAMOTO-THETRUE SPARTAN. JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERS. London, August 25. Death has been busy among the Golf writers m the past few weeks Kndersby Howard, for many years the correspondent for the "Daily Mail." He had been a martyr751 words
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Advertisement63 1932-09-24 23 /^^S To Banish Pain /TF^f Take ®^^*'s (BAYEm 1 ?(i^!^l\M^& \< Hie Original t\ \jmnA T^& .^^r Tablets ive certam V\ T xv JBll I ,^^^r and speedy relief m head\^W iLnrfftl I ac^ e> tootnacne caracnc \\\ni I/// J^^r rheumatism, neuralgia, influ- wJISII/ When buying, see that you get63 words
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Advertisement244 1932-09-24 24 All of Parker's exclu- fIHHH *v give features are found <\ m the new midget Duo- /JuF U fold with pencil to ■M^r Jot match. Both fit compart- /mJrW/stfA tly into purse or pocket. /yS- jQ^m 1 tor sale at the better stores. MH^ /jfßk 9 LaAx*T>uofold l^f Hj The244 words
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Article, Illustration33 1932-09-24 25 Sitting (first row) Left Chief Accountant's Department Team-Winners of the League. (Right) Engineering Department Team-Winners t?! RIMr K. Velusamy, Hon. Secretary of Cup-Tie and League.33 words
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Article, Illustration60 1932-09-24 25 (THE LATE PENANG CHINESE JAZZ LADS) v Front r ow, r eadin g fro. left to right :_Chuah Ko, Wei Trombone ;Chuah Sin Chye 2nd Trurnpe,^.yCJk Khoon.^t Tru.oet.Ue Eng Hock and Tan Aun Tin, Violins; Oo. Teik Seang (Mus.c Arranger) 1st to m Saxophonef60 words
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Article, Illustration116 1932-09-24 26 Photo by Cricket: K. L. beat Klang by 7 wickets and one run. Football: Klang beat Kuala Lumpur by 3-1 goals. Some of the visitors. Tennis: Klarg beat Kuala Lumpur by 2-1 matches. THE MALACCA CHINESE LADIES BADMINTON TOURNAMENT. Reading from left to right:— Mrs. Chan AhF.J. Trenscin; Johore Bahru - 116 words
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Advertisement160 1932-09-24 27 Marmite (£fc I The Vitality Food with the Iqyely fly/our7*l Mv ?"vs^ if. '/"Jw Iheapast 3est for Sours Sandwiches, Stews, and Sauces. Every good cook knows that Marmite is good for every sort of savoury dish. Marmite adds tempting flavour and healthgiving nourishment to the plainest of fare. And remember,160 words
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Advertisement163 1932-09-24 27 1 ■Tue I^vourite Mineral Waters PHONE s^uj LATEST! I j CHE NORLIA and other HIS MASTER'S VOICE j MALAY RECORDS. j P***** Ayam Kokok 9 ie Norli j P***** Blimhilif Masam S^^CWk Teo Iman Kathi Mi* Nancy P ***** Bugiia Raya Miss Menah Anak Ayam Pt. 11 Che Norlia and163 words
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Article, Illustration565 1932-09-24 28 PLAYING THE GAME. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell). You will remember the story of the yoini£ French soldier who was on guard m the forest one darknig lit, when suddenly he found himself surrounded by the enemy. A bayonet was pressed against his chest,565 words
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Advertisement201 1932-09-24 28 ELLISON S. EZEKI& Manufacturing and Consulting Optician. 17, CHAPEL ROAD, KATONG SINGAPORE THE CHEAPEST OPTICIAN IN MALAYA. Sight Tested. Glasses Supplied Prices Moderate— From $4— Upwards. Will Call At Any Address. Repairs:-- Spectacles, Binocular! Watches, Telescopes. ORDERS RECEIVED BY POST Attended to Immediately. NEW HUPMOBILE SIX I a finer, richer201 words
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Advertisement368 1932-09-24 29 Healthy cell, seen through micro- fi-^^ffi fek/****'t» r s^ x»^&^ has been Witiujrawn. The c^ Revolution m the treatment of teeth Teeth should not be treated as dead things but as the living parts of your body they are. Weak teeth are dying teeth. Step by step the science of368 words
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Article762 1932-09-24 30 WORDS OF COMFORT. By Mathetes. f FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH. An impression exists m some minds that progress m spiritual culture is slow and fitful with many discouragements and setbacks. On the contrary there is no person who devotes himself seriously to the pursuit of holiness who will not he762 words
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Article648 1932-09-24 30 THE GRAIN OF MUSTARDSEED. Power Of Venture. Ke\v of our Lord's sayings have been more commonly misunderstood than His promise that all things should be ix>ssible to those having faith "as a grain of mustard-seed." It has been taken to mean that the smallest degree of faith, if648 words
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114 1932-09-24 30 Sound regular ikcp i s cVcj more important nuvvada>. v^ t we lead such hurried lives. Y e such conditions of livin.. tend to make sound sleep less easy to achieve. That is why "Adalin" n becoming daily more widely ;>c,i CS a114 words
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Article637 1932-09-24 31 <*-♦;♦«*■ ♦> •> Renter's Special Letter For The Malayan Saturday Post. •> v BRITISH AND FOREIGN TAXATION. TRAFFIC SIGNALS. London, Aug. 25. English motorists are the most heavily taxed as regards their vehicles of any motorists m the world. That is one of the points which emerges637 words
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Article111 1932-09-24 31 Blame the heat and the bright sun-light if you wish but very often constipation is a contributing cause. Start taking an occasional dose of Pinkettes and see what a difference these splendid little aperient pills make. You must keep yourself clean internally during the hotter months if111 words
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