Daphne Resolves To Stand On Her Own In Love and Money
Daphne Kip refuses being dependent on men as she and her mother navigate marriage plans with Bayard Kip and Leila. Amid fashion, debts, and a staged engagement, Daphne seeks independence by earning her own living while fending off pressure from Bayard and suitor Tom Duane. The trio exchange tensions at home and in social circles as Daphne plots a path to financial and personal autonomy through work and a possible stage career.
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Ang New Yorker
Cleve Tuid
Daphne Kip
Clay
Wall Street
W York
Daplay
New York
Daphne
Europe
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Whaturn
Intenhoubtown
Daphe
Bayard
Wuteh
Boyard
Clay Wimburn
Leilg
Drutu’s
Leila
Dattit
Avitef
Hayard
Telia
Tella
Nic
Leite
Taphine
Paphne
Thaywrd
Lellas
Lelia
Captiie
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Taphow
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Tim
Sheen
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United Hearts
Leta
Ella
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Firat
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Poe
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Daptine
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Mr. Raven
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Mr. Reben
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Gasoline Shortage Sparks Selfish Joy and Streetcar Hope
A man laments life’s troubles and jokes about gasoline scarcity improving public transport. He notes unrest over noise from cars and muses that fewer autos could boost streetcar use. The piece contrasts with reflections on Roman and Celt traces in place names and ends with a meditation on empathy and human kindness.
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Washington Star
Daphne Sees Bright Future Amid Far Seeing Opportunity
Daphne feels hopeful as she believes an opportunity will let her reach her ambition. Few early obstacles block her view, but future challenges may arise that she cannot yet foresee.
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Daphne
De Palma rate says air thrills lack pace compared to racing
Ralph De Palma, famed racer, recalls brief aviation service at McCook Field near Dayton Ohio. He flew stunts for an aviation officer, found flying lonesome and less exciting than auto racing, praising the speed and crowd energy of motorsports over flight while noting long miles felt slow aloft.
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Ralph de Volum
de Palma
McCook Field
Dayton
Motor Star
Daytona Beach
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Oil Scoops and Holes Repair Connecting Rod Bearings
A vintage engine technique shows oil loss at main bearings. Scuppers at crank-pin ends capture escaping oil and direct it through the pin to the bearing. The method involves drilling a radial hole to the pin center, then a through center hole for oil flow. This practice aims to reduce bearing wear and improve lubrication under varied conditions.
Red Bearing Adjustment in Car Engines
An article explains connecting red bearing adjustments in engines using the common yet complex method. It discusses radial hole sizing, recommending the smallest drills such as percent inch and 3/16 inch leads for average engines, with larger holes for very large engines. It notes hollow crank pins may only need a scupper over each end and the radial hole, and presents a scupper design well adapted to the setup.
Rain Water Preferred for Cooling Systems
Soft water is preferable for filling cooling systems and a rain reservoir on the garage roof is an excellent stunt when feasible. Leakage through the mohair top can occur and rubbing with dolled hullseed oil makes it practically waterproof.
Crankshaft layout and careful assembly notes
The article outlines crankshaft patterns and views, stresses using sheet brass or copper, and smoothing the shaft end prior to riveted or brazed scupper attachment. It warns that high speed motors require precise balance and thorough inspection for clearance, as errors are costly and may damage parts.
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BE. Gibbs
Popular Science Monthly
Success of Rural Routes And Its Key Transportation Factors
Four factors govern rural motor transportation, prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture. They are farm product volume on a contemplated route, use of miscellaneous hauling to supplement regular loads, revenue from other carriers encountered, and highway condition along the route. These features largely determine a rural route's success or failure.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Anti-Skid Chains Must Fit Properly On Tires
Anti skid chains should not be applied tightly to tires to avoid damaging the tire. Chains must be inspected frequently and worn cross links or sharp edges should be replaced to prevent clinking and tire damage.
Advantaged of Motortruck Collection Delays Noted
The remark highlights that delivery arrangements remain imperfect and much is lost when collections and deliveries are not fully perfected. It recalls that two key aspects of the system often fail to meet expectations, leaving losses in the process.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Metal Hose For Gasoline Use Advised For Fuel Purity
A newspaper note warns that rubber hoses quickly degrade, shedding particles into gasoline and causing trouble for many owners who buy gasoline by the barrel. It recommends metal hose or another specialized type to maintain fuel cleanliness.
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