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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
2
A collage of vignettes spread from quarrels and jokes to a hunter’s expedition. People joke about Yale and Harvard types, a farmer joining graduates, vaudeville missteps, and a tale of a rhinoceros chase with camera crews in pursuit.
Harness horses dominated the event with Ennisclare Farms winning the championship for pairs of harness horses. Notable entries included Lend Myrick a chestnut gelding, Lady Norfolk owned by Mrs. Adam Beck, Happy Maid of Crow & Murray, and Lady Warwick. The readers note the horses’ conformation, action, and quality along with owners from Ontario and Montreal.
A retrospective on the late king’s varied sports life from hunting to racing. It recalls his passion for the turf, Derby triumphs with Persimmon and Minoru, his public paddock sightings, and the royal presence at Ascot and Epsom. Also notes a Newmarket gambling confession and royal enthusiasm for horses and riders.
The speaker compliments a friend's new gown and addresses an audience with praise for the event. Acknowledge of defeat is offered with sincere congratulations on the election. The tone mixes compliments and formal remarks as the scene shifts to attentive dialogue.
A tense encounter in a small barter shop ends with a severe facial cut and witch hazel applied. The next day the narrator forgives and returns, noting the barber's haughty, supercilious gaze as a sign of arrogance and restraint.
A vivid recounting of a dramatic chariot and rhino chase with horsemen, cameras, and rope escapes. It notes royal interest in steeplechasing, King George IV era racing ambitions, and later Derby wins with Minoru, Ambush and Counterpane in a sweeping chronicle of royal equine history.
A poem from the Chicago Record recalls a seaman raised by praise as the captain's words comfort the dying. The narrator muses on memory, mirth, and solace found in steadfast friendship amid final moments.
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