Hurdle King Dominates Pinehurst Racing Card
In a long recount of the Pinehurst meet, Hurdle King led from the start in the 2.20 trot and pace, with Daniel VI, Mary E. Brown, Aristotle, and Farm Boy among the notable finishes. Nancy Patch and 4% furlong dash contenders Whymark, Laily Betty, Miss Catawba, Hatto, and Kinderly with Thomas are described, along with Crip’s keen analysis and a sung-like postrace verse about the steeplechase lineup and final placings.
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Mr. de la Cora
Sam
Cameron
Jessie
King Charlie
Reeves
Dan Pateh
Daniel V
Dr. James
Ed. A
Shepherd
Daniel VI
Nancy Patch
Table
Thomas
Mary E. Brown
Aristotle
Farm Boy
Whymark Upon Laily Betty
Pinehurst
Hatto
Miss Cantaba
Dimnusive Tabb
Miss Catawba
Molly O
Hardy
Carl
Green Dial Cottage hosts Fulton family January visit
Mrs. R. W. Fulton and her two children from East Orange arrived to spend January as guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. George T. Dunlap at Green Dial Cottage.
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R. W. Fulton
East Orange
George T. Dunlap
Green Dial Cottage
Spirit of England Soissons Letter Home From Front Farm
Mary serves as chauffeur and oversees farm routes while Evelyn works in fields. The writer notes haymaking ahead, Red Cross work for soldiers and families, and husband home only Fridays to Mondays for now. American troops aiding France are seen as saving France from manpower strain. Belgian workers remain earnest and weary. Enduring hopes for peace and rebuilding with perseverance.
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France
Caesar
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