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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
6
A sprawling wartime tale follows Bayard Kip and Clay Wetherill as they plot vast profits from looming shortages. Daphne, Leila, and Mrs Chivvis edge toward capital schemes while personal loyalties strain under wealth’s sudden glare. The narrative traces trust, ambition, and romance amid crisis.
Daphne Chivins and Kip confront mounting debts as they open Hoodo i rwear a boutique supplying brides and social climbers. They finance stock on credit, chased by a stubborn market slump worsened by war fears, while Mrs Romilly orders an embroidered gown sparking a fragile lifeline for the shop.
A man professes deep love to a girl who remains silent yet contemplative. He declares vows and a shared future, while she smiles faintly, puzzled, then steps away without replying. The scene centers on unrequited affection and the tension between desire and hesitation.
A modern splint uses perforated metal to fit any injured body part and comes in sizes for men women and children. The old wooden splints are now outdated and replaced by these more adaptable devices.
A late winter night draft details twelve hundred colored men marching to Camp Uptom in damp cold without coats or comforts. They arrived weary and soaked, yet sang boldly along Lenox Avenue defying the night and the harsh life ahead, epitomizing resilience amid war.
A round robin was a protest petition signed without a single leading name. Signatures formed a circle. the device is French from rond and ruban. It was first used by government officers to voice grievances.
An Indiana newspaper reports on a performer known as an eight woman whose emotional display drew tears, detailing the act and the audience reaction. The write up notes the performer’s weeping moment and adjacent acts, including a separate performer from Boston.
An early aviation novelty shows a mechanical auto mounted crank system used to start aircraft engines at Hendon London. The device eliminates the need for mechanics to place themselves near a spinning propeller, reducing injury risk while enabling quick field operation.
Regular inspection requires hours to service neglected trucks. An inspector should run weekly or biweekly checks, starting at a logical point such as the starting crank, cleaning mud, testing oil quality in engine base and gearbox, and noting needed lubricants. A diligent mechanic can oversee three to four vehicles per night with periodic follow-ups.
Advice on adjusting cup and cone bearings states they must be tightened enough to remove wheel play while allowing the wheel to turn freely with no binding. The guidance emphasizes precise torque and smooth operation for reliable performance.
A section of bronze bushing stock makes an admirable bronze hammer, useful for work on sheet metal parts of the body. The item demonstrates material utility in metalworking and showcases how common stock pieces can be repurposed into practical tools.
A proposed inspection procedure advises drivers to report lubrication complaints and designates a chief mechanic or a special inspector in small fleets. A single manual card listing oiling points with check spaces and simple codes O for oil lack D for dirt and Rt for repute would track condition. This aimed at early detection of minor faults before major repairs.
Motorists are warned that heat does not significantly expand tire air. Experiments show racing speeds are needed to raise pressure five or six pounds. On hot days, check tire air pressure every few days to prevent damage from leakage.
Practical advice for motorists on center-road positioning, brake lubrication, valve clearance checks, skid prevention, mud and sand road risks, differential care, grease timing gears, lamp extensions, gasoline tests, and tire rim rust. Emphasizes driving slowly on rough roads and avoiding road hazards like stones.
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