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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1906

Page

12

Trav’s Open Triumphs Across Sandwich and South Florida

The account describes Travis winning at Sandwich aided by improved putting and a Schenectady putter, plus reflects on training and discipline. He credits Benny and names Taylor Vardon and Rich for support, and notes later success at Palm Beach with a strong field. He laments loss of the old competitive thrill despite love for golf.

Jenny’ Sayers Cout Lakewood Benny North Berwick Taylor Harry Vardon Rich Travis Sandwich Jack White Great Britain Scotland Schenectady Blackwell Palny Beach South Florida Alex Herd Rowland Jones Andrew Kirkaldy Peter Barrett

Invisible Wonders Of The Salton Desert And Colorado River

Weird tales recount the Salton desert wonders near the lower Colorado River where a turtle ferry aided Captain Smith and a mythical invisible city sits on a mesa. The Superstition mountains host natural gin springs and gems while camels irrigate farms. By May 1 dams will seal the river for irrigation in a fertile valley now home to 8,000 people.

Salton Desert California Colorado River Capt. Smith Lone Turtle Yonder Mesa Volcano Springs Superstition Mountain Otto Schmidt Colorado

My Little Pussies by Louise Jamison

A short poetic note about dear little Pussy Willows dressed in gray fur that do not purr have tails or soft feet and are described as sweet by Louise Jamison.

Louise Jamison

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