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New Walton, De Funiak Springs, Fla. Cherokee, Tallahasse, Fla. Harbeson | New Walton, De Funiak Springs, Fla. Cherokee, Tallahasse, Fla. Harbeson Hotel, Camp Walton, Fla. | ||
SAN CARLOS HOTEL | |||
W. B. Harbeson, Proprietor. L.C. Hagler, Manager. Pensacola, Florida. | W. B. Harbeson, Proprietor. L.C. Hagler, Manager. Pensacola, Florida. | ||
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making great [[?]] the [[ | making great [[ghagbes?]] the [[tunsky?]] It hurts you to see them. | ||
The [[esads?]] are [[maeacluses?]] They seem painted, rather than real. | The [[esads?]] are [[maeacluses?]] They seem painted, rather than real. | ||
About [[Mereau?]] there are thousands of acres of [[?aches]] They all burst into blossom while I was there. | About [[Mereau?]] there are thousands of acres of [[?aches]] They all burst into blossom while I was there. | ||
The whole landscape suddenly got that light floating quality you get in Chinese painting. | The whole landscape suddenly got that light floating quality you get in Chinese painting. | ||
The people are miserably poor. Yesterday I was all day in yellow sand woods. As you get closer | The people are miserably poor. Yesterday I was all day in yellow sand woods. As you get closer | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 7 July 2022
letterhead text New Walton, De Funiak Springs, Fla. Cherokee, Tallahasse, Fla. Harbeson Hotel, Camp Walton, Fla. SAN CARLOS HOTEL W. B. Harbeson, Proprietor. L.C. Hagler, Manager. Pensacola, Florida. end of letterhead text 2 making great ghagbes? the tunsky? It hurts you to see them. The esads? are maeacluses? They seem painted, rather than real. About Mereau? there are thousands of acres of ?aches They all burst into blossom while I was there. The whole landscape suddenly got that light floating quality you get in Chinese painting. The people are miserably poor. Yesterday I was all day in yellow sand woods. As you get closer