The Archive
Saturday, 10 October 1925
The North-China HeraldThe Walking MatchThe committee of the Internation-Walking Match lately have received several letters asking whether naval men will be allowed to compete either as a team or in conjunction with their fellow nationals. The committee are mo… From Reuters · North-China HeraldA letter from the Chief Constableof Manchester to the commander of the Manchester Fascists was read to-day at the Manchester City' Council, declining an offer of the! Fascists to join the special constabulary. The Chief Constable said that he was confid… The North-China HeraldLounging in SpiritWe Nonconformists, who "have broken away from those great referent prayers that are found in the Prayer Book, must be doubly cautious that we do not break away from reverent prayer altogether. We don't trouble to kneel t… The North-China HeraldThe Exacting EnsembleThe word ensemble ix beginning ty haunt our dreams. This matter of matching everything or contri ing them so cleverly that the world at large will be sure you contrasted on purpose is a deal of a problem. Yet this seems … The North-China HeraldQuite Like MummyThe family had returned from the summer sea-side absence and father was being questioned a how he had endured the days of, solitude, This naturally Jed on to behaviour of the cats (with: which this particular household r… The North-China HeraldEurope's Security in BalanceLocarno, Oct. 4. The peaceful little town is agog with excitement at the arrival of 80 many prominent foreigners for the Security Pact Conference. The place is swarming with journalists of all nationalities. Special poli… The North-China HeraldOwnership of Trunk DeniedAccused denied that the trunk was his. It did not bear any address nor were the initials it bore his. The trunk was handed to him by a friend in Kobe, who said that contained chocolate samples, and ied) to tranship The D… The North-China HeraldGrowing Reaction in CantonPoking, Oct. 1. 'A growing reaction against Russian influence is reported in foreign despatches from Canton whicl predict thet this 'a civil war as soon as the Canton forces are able to reorganize and attack, Cantonese o… The North-China HeraldA Lesson to Learn AnewAnd so it seems to me that our need to-day is to recapture our sense of the Holiness of God and to learn afresh to. fear Him. There was a time, not so long ago, when men feared God. They feared Him because they thought o… The North-China HeraldThe Republican AnniversaryOct. 10 Ir must be at least the desire of any writer to try to look on the bright side of things on this day, the fourteenth anniversary of the Republic. The past, it must be confessed, is not too cheerful} and still the… The North-China HeraldWireless on TrainsImportant und far-reaching above are, the most picturesque part of the programme, and one marking an equal advance, is the installation of wireless on' express trains between Shanghai and Tientsin. This has been dono wit… From Reuters · North-China HeraldForeign Trade of the Philippines1924 Record Highest Next to Boom Year of 1920 Manila, Sept. 20. The total foreign trade of the Philippine Islands, as shown by Customs Bureau reports, amounted to $243,365,000 in 1924 which was the largest figure yet rea… The North-China HeraldMeeting Begun in Good AuguryOct. 5, Mr. Austen Chamberlain, disjeussing with journalists the' prospects of the Security Conference, said that, if the foundations of peace could not be laid in such heavenly spot as Locarno, pei must have flown from … The North-China HeraldJapan's Offer to AmericaJapan made an overture, some time ago, to America, proposing a joint radio control, based on the rights acquired by Mitsui firm on the Japanese side and by the Federal Radio Corporation on the American. The Washington Go… The North-China HeraldRelief Train BombardedThe news of the wreck and the consequent delay of the train became public news all down the line und this information enabled a robber band to plan a daring hold up. The special train was made chiefly of 3rd class coache… The North-China HeraldPlot to Assassinate German DelegatesA crop of rumours was spread in the past 24 hours beginning with a story of a plot of German Nationalists to assassinate Dr. Luther and Dr. Stresemann, bees were willing claims to Alsace-Lorrs ing with @ report that the … The North-China HeraldNo Alarm from War ReportAs is usual at this time of the year there is considerable movement of troops. All the frontiers of the province are guarded and reinforcements are being sent forward. The threatened invasion has 80 far treated little an… The North-China HeraldH. Quelch appeared inSupreme -Courton Thursday before the Registrar, Mr, G. W. King, 0.8.8. fon a judgment summons at the instance of Louise Dunsford, the amount of the judgment in question being G.$1,900 and Mex. $2,000, and costs. Mr, Tych… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Central ChinaWu's Visit to Hupeh: Peace or Presidential Elections? Hankow, Sept. 29. The opinion in Hankow that the war preparations proceeding China have developed into a rather anxious situation, and that Peking concerned regarding… The North-China HeraldEpidemic of DysenteryThe Hospital did not close any department during the summer, th Chinese staff carrying on in a creditable manner having taken in $600 in receipts. There has almost been an epidemic of dysentery and there have been not a … Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Candid CriticTo the Editor of the Nontu-CHixa Datty News" Sit—The Shanghai Branch of the British Chamber of Commerce and of the China Association recently, on their own invitation, elected to tell the world that they dissociated them… The North-China HeraldSomething Still DeeperAnd now we desire to express cur convictions concerning what even a more fundamental cause 0 the present unrest than unequal treaties, and a matter with which we are more vitally concerned than with the internal causes j… The North-China HeraldThree Stations UnnecessaryThe economic and last phase of the plan, is almost entirely one of the number of stations. China proposes to have, altogether, no less than three radio stations, two of the capacity of one already in existence and one of… The North-China HeraldLarge Supplies fromLondon, Oct. 7. The recent large withdrawals of gold from the Bank of England a {believed to be destined for America owing to the usual autumnal payments and exchange adjustment. The withdrawals have not had much effect … From Reuters · North-China HeraldRingleaders' Curious HistoryThe story of these runaway scholars is perhaps worth recording. After their exploits in the school at the close of last term, some 30 of these ringleaders took up their abode in a certain hotel in the city, and formed a … The North-China HeraldConcessions: Work Recommenced: Local Authorities'A. provisional agreement _w: fig at the "Chinese Telegraph ration offices yesterday tternoon by Mr. Sun Sheng-wu, Director of the Kiangsu Telegraphs, and leaders of the Telegraph Operators' "Union, whereby the strike of… The North-China HeraldFreedom with DisciplineOct, 9. SiR Michael ler, the well-known educationalist, in cent magazine article pleads for a spirit of freedom based on a reasonable healthy discipline, and in the course of his article he makes the very sane remark tha… The North-China HeraldRescue of KidnappedSon of Chinese Magistrate Dis-' covered in Kiangwan A striking sequel took place on Wednesday to the abduction of the son of a Chinese Magistrate from the French Concession. Having. retired from office the Magistrate The… The North-China HeraldChinese Missionary's Tragic Death: A Spot in FranceLondon, Sept. 18. The tragic death of the Rev. RK. Evans, the Chinese missionary, by drowning near Barmouth, is a reminder that at St. Etienne in France there is a spot "For Ever-China." since the time when he went out f… The North-China HeraldMr, Baldwin Replies'A crowded gathering, including number of Ministers, listened to the speech of Mr. Stanley Baldwin, which was in the nature of a reply to his eriti The Prime Minister outlined the Government's achievements hitherto, espe… The North-China HeraldPablic Health EnterpriseThe Public Health Association functioning with increasing energy. Tt possesses that indispensable as. Set, @ young. doctor of ent and organising ability. "With men such as Dr. F.C. Yen, president. of the Hsiang-Ya Medica… The North-China HeraldSide Fashion ResortParis, Aug. 21, The bank strike still continues, to the manifest annoyance of the Government, which is beginning to be worried about the new 4 per cent. loan. This operation, as T have explained, is intended for the conv… The North-China HeraldScheme Hastily DrawnIn the circumstances Japan is oblived to conclude that China had not carefully considered her proposfal before she decided upon it and her plan so is very loosely drawn up that it does not bear scrutiny. Japan has declin… The North-China HeraldSome Workers ReturnA fair number of the workers have returned, though the strike cannot be said'to have ended. Th ly to resume en bloc immediately upon obtaining assur. ances. from Pek the Ministry for approval. No action shall be taken ag… The North-China HeraldEggs in One BasketIf the loan were an undoubted success, the Government would be greatly' strengthened in dooli with the flanancial reform proposals to be discussed in October and would be in a better position to oppose schemes for taxing… The North-China HeraldNew Enterprise in Public Health MattersFrou On Own Changsha, Sept. 29 forward etep tu education has been taken by educa tionlats in Hunan. Up to the present, public institutions supported wholly government funds have not been few; but among those of a grade a… The North-China HeraldBritish Love of Cold FoodCriticisms of Young Chinese iw London: And So Much The Chinese visitors in London at present like least the cold food that served in summer time, Most things to eat must be warm in China, according to a Chinese bride who… From Reuters · North-China HeraldPreparing the ProvincesPeking, Oct. 4, The Ministry of Finance has sent circular to the provinces pointing, out the necessity to prepare the way, for the abolition of likin similar taxes, in view of the proaching Tariff Conference, and request… The North-China HeraldThe Tyranny of PolitiesA paragraph which we publish today casts a sickly light on the tyranny exercised over: business me Poli fe read that as terests in Shanghai by the Chinese sequel to the May 80 affair Hankow Road mexebants lost about $310… The North-China HeraldAttack on SchoolboysThe scholastic agitators, having had their fling at Griffith John, are now bestowing their attentions upon Wesley College. Last Sunday morning, there of the expelled ringleaders of Inst term's disorders. boldly entered t…
