Singapore the crossroads of the East and a rising port city
The piece traces Singapore’s rise from jungle outpost to major harbor in the Straits Settlement. It notes British colonial aims, the Singapor e base’s contested history since 1921, and Singapore’s strategic links from Gibraltar to Suez. It highlights rubber growth, multiracial society led by Chinese, and the easy, comfortable life for Europeans and Americans in the equatorial trading hub.
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Malta
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Aden
Ceylon
Malacca Strait
Europe
Africa
India
Australia
China
Japan
Americas
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Malnpeste
Mantis
Stamford Raffles
Straits Settlement
Wellesley
Dindings
Malacca
Penang
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Dutch East Indies
Siam
Asia
South Sea
Chipaman
Sumatra
Malaya
Tropic
Equator
Heaven
Harmony and Workmen Sing at Hampton Court
A writer notes workers at Hampton Court singing while renovating ditches and copses. He laments modern silence, praising music at labor and suggesting society should view work singing as a sign of progress rather than a penalty. He cites Bickerstaff on merrier work and claims noise could become a blessing.
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Hampton Court
Merrie England
Chaliapin
Isaac Bickerstaff
Old Medical Idea from Hippocrates Cited
The article notes the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates who died about 2200 years ago and advised smoke therapy by inhalation and injection for certain diseases.
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Eagle Brand Infant Milk Promoted by Doctors
Doctors praise Eagle Brand as an easily digested infant food likened to mother’s milk. The product is said to form soft curds in a baby’s stomach and support growth, with physicians extolling its digestibility and builder qualities.
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Racene Ters
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