The Girl Upstairs Opens To a Battle of Wills
Rose Dane triumphs in the premiere of The Girl Upstairs as Galbraith hints at a new role for her behind the scenes. She impresses Goldsmith and Block with costume work while Sam Wallace and Rodney await outcomes as Rose contemplates a possible career shift with Galbraith’s offer.
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Staria
Rose
North End Hall
Watchman
Globe
Rowe
Getbratth
Braith
Goldmith
Block
Galbraith
Ferouse
Miss Dane
Goldsmith
Black
Rodgelnt
Dane
Tose
Dudy
Soul
Galvrnith
Lou
Clay
Samy Wallace
John Gal' Draith
Jimmy Wallace
Lcense
Rodney
John Galbraith
New York
Anticlimax in a City Office and The Girl Upstairs
Rodney Aldrich, a country lawyer in a distant city, frets over a failed romance and a tangled affair with Miss Beach and a club connection. He pursues a ticket for The Girl Upstairs, faces judgment from colleagues, and confronts the mystery of Rose Aldrich while awaiting a possible encounter.
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Rodney
Pstate
Chi
Stonney
Missach
University Club
3Fi
Miss Beach
Mr. Aldrich
Craig
Fing
Jermie
Miss Read
Aldrich
Meteoric Stage Door Confrontation Between Rodney and Rose
A thrilling meeting at the stage door intensifies emotional stress as Rodney and Rose collide under sharp scrutiny. The confrontation pushes them toward a breaking point, with the next installment promising full details of the outcome.
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Rodney
Rose
Why He Came Home and Candy Spending Rise
Roscoe Boone, an Indianapolis electrical contractor, returned home to a card party and misread his evening plans while the nation notes rising candy spending. The public savors more sweets as per capita consumption climbs from 18 cents to about $1.90.
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Roscoe Boone
Muncie
Indianapolis News
Gasoline Use and Conservation Amid War Mobilization
Warner Manning, director of the Bureau of Mines, urges economical gasoline use as the United States expands aircraft and vehicle production. He notes 350 million gallons may be needed for military machines and suggests pleasure driving be reduced to free fuel for allies, while avoiding car layups. Practical tips include avoiding kerosene in cleanings and sealing fuel leaks.
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van IL Man- Ring
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
United States
Mr. Manning
Odd Radiator Ornament Powers Tiny Wind Gears
A Jersey City writer describes a novel radiator cap ornament using two incandescent bulbs on a rotating propeller shaft from a roller skate. Wires run under the hood to a battery socket, with bulbs wired in series and connected to radiator wiring for a small illuminated display.
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EL Lloyd Adams
Jersey City
N.J
Pegular Mechanics Magazine
Meing
Ohio enacts drastic laws revoking licenses for speed and alcohol offenses
The Ohio legislature passed sweeping rules allowing courts to revoke licenses of owners who break speed laws fail to stop after accidents or drive while intoxicated. For a second offense the license can be revoked up to two years, a historic tough stance against dangerous drivers now in effect.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Spokes Watch Urges Tightening on Older Cars
Advice warns owners of aging automobiles to check wheel spokes and tighten flange bolts. If looseness persists, consult a wheelwright to prevent wheel failure and possible danger to life.
American Cars In Demand As War Bores New Prospects
The Toston Globe notes arnt business limits recede with time and foreign demand grows. U.S. automakers plan increased production to meet domestic and insistent neutral nation orders as wartime supply constraints ease and costs are trimmed to boost efficiency.
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Arnt
Toston Globe
United States
Tno
Clogged muffler blamed for reduced car power burst muffler
A neglected muffler cleaning caused increased back pressure lowering engine power. The article advises cleaning the muffler annually to clear dirt and carbon, noting one owner forgot about the main car parts and had the muffler burst.
Cause of Overheating Tied to Slipping Sap Belt
An overlooked overheating cause is a slipping sap belt. The fan must run at designer speed to cool the water properly. If you can spin the fan blades by hand, the belt is too loose. Some cars have a spring automatic tensioner to compensate.
Lubricating Oil Advised With Gasoline
An automobile dealer recommends adding a couple of quarts of light or medium lubricating oil for every ten gallons of gasoline to improve engine start up and running time. The tip targets Dew motors and promises quicker warming and better service thereafter.
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Henry Kitchell Webster
Chorus Twople
Globe ‘Theater
Tie
Jim
U.S. Army
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