A desert canyon scene with tall fan palms growing along a sandy wash, rocky hills rising in the background. Printed caption identifies it as Palm Canyon near Palm Springs, California.
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the flowers I couldn't repeat them. So I will be home
may not be able to do so until the 25th. I think there is a morn
train to Boston. How about your taking it the day you leave
school. If Aunt Florence or Mademoiselle could meet you and take you
for the night then you could see Sussman Fri the 25th at 10 or rather
by yourself on the [illegible] train Fri. How would that do? I think it
settles the first scheme. I shall write to him tomorrow for appointment
or ask him to send it to you. Will write to Aunt Florence ditto. If
she is busy about vacations then you write to Mlle if she cannot
perhaps Miss Wright could. You would reach Boston at 7.30 p.m.
or would have to go to hotel with Mlle. Aunt Edith would have to get
ticket etc. Main thing is Sussman so I will write him now a[nd] Aunt
Florence. And [illegible] if when the girl is going to Boston as Aunt Edith
could get you a seat with her in the same car. You may have made
this trip [illegible] before alone & I am sure you would not mind it again
Real photo postcard with white border; photographer signature 'Willard' in image; number 167.
No postmark, stamp, or address block on this scan; the entire back is a handwritten message in pencil. Real-photo card with white border.
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Palm Canyon, near Palm Springs, California, postcard, c. 1915. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/palm-canyon-near-palm-springs-california. Accessed October 5, 2026.