Rubber and Tin Riches of the Malay Peninsula
The Malay States yield over a third of the world rubber output and about a third of the world tin. British Singapore, a major port and naval base, handles rubber, tin, and regional riches while railways and ports support Malay industry. The region’s labor force includes a large Chinese population and native Malays, with Singapore serving as a pivotal shipping hub.
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Singapore
Britain
Malay Peninsula
Netherlands, Indies
Thailand
National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
Asia
United States
Equator
Netherlands Indies
Brazil
Stamford Raffles
Port of
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Japan
Great Britain
Horse Sleeping Sickness May Transmit to Humans Study Warns
A recent American Foundation for Animal Health report links equine encephalomyelitis to human cases in Minnesota Texas and the East Coast. Officials caution the disease could spread to people though certainty remains uncertain amid ongoing research and mosquito transmission concerns. Vaccination of horses shows over 95 percent immunity but protection must occur before infection. People working with horses are urged to take precautions against mosquitoes and bites.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Minnesota
Texas
Seaboard States
Pacific Coast
Pneumonia Threat and Prevention Across Ages
An overview describes pneumonia mortality declines from 1921 to 1940, noting vaccines and specific sera, sulfa drugs, and oxygen therapy as key factors. It warns prevention hinges on avoiding exposure during infections, maintaining health, and seeking medical supervision for treatments. The piece also includes a church lesson on love as a Christian duty illustrated with biblical references and guidance for practical faith in daily life.
Resources of Nature Offer Unlimited U S Production Rise
Mr. McMillen of the National Farm Chemurgic Council outlines chemurgy as applying science to farm products. He notes 98 percent of plant growth comes from atmosphere and moisture, with no upper limit to U S production, given sun and rain. The organic chemist and plant geneticist enable crops to meet industrial specs, transforming crops into materials beyond food.
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McMillen
National Farm
United States
U. S. Woman Has a Job In Democratic World
Columbia Mo. A forum of sociologists economists and women leaders at Stephens College concluded that future training for housewifely and motherly duties should emphasize health character and finances. Dr James Wood, college president, has studied education's duties in helping women understand their responsibilities toward democracy for 29 years.
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Columbia
U. S
Stephens College
James Wood
Wood
Camouflage Replaces Gloss on U S Army Trucks
Washington report says the army shifts to lustreless paint on vehicles to improve camouflage. Dust allowed on surfaces reduces visibility from air and land, making trucks harder to spot.
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Washington
Groundwork of all happiness is health quote
A brief quotation notes Leigh Hunt’s line on health as the foundation of happiness from the work Death of Little Children. It reflects a literary perspective rather than a news item or event.
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Leigh Hunt
Question Box Advice On Corns And Digestion
Readers send in questions to Dr Nathan S Davis of Winnetka Ill. The replies emphasize proper footwear to ease corns and ingrown toenails and explain regurgitation after meals may result from rapid eating overeating or digestive tract diseases.
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Nathan S. Davis
Winnetka
Ill
Lesson Title and Scriptures for November 30
The November 30 lesson presents subjects and scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission. It outlines readings and study prompts for guiding spiritual instruction during the period.
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International Council of Religious Education
Dependence on God and the Puzzle of Affluence
Essay excerpt discusses poverty and affluence, noting the danger of reliance on material goods. It argues the true life lies in dependence on God and warns against the sufficiency of wealth eroding spiritual pursuit. The author cited is E. Lyttleton.
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E. Lyttleton
Death Becomes Transparent in a Risen Lord
A religious reflection compares death to a transparent tunnel between earthly life and God. The speaker cites scripture and Dr. J. D. Jowett to proclaim victory over death through the risen Christ.
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J. D. Jowett
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Malay States
Peninsula
British Development
George Town
Alor Star
Penang
Port Weld
Kota Bharu
Kuala Trengganu
Kuantar
The
God
John
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Nathan S
By Wheeler McMillen
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Dann
Chicago
Sels Ranes
Texaco Star Theatre
Allen
Kenny Baker
Portland
Hoffa
al. Goodman
Texaco Players
Texaco
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