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THE JOY OF RETURNING HEALTH.
WHAT TWO BOYAL PHYSICIANS BAY.
Of all the simple joys of life, few give greater thrill taan when, after a siege of illness, the patient is told that he has loft sufforing behind him; be is convales- cent, and is to be allowed to resume his normal food instead of the light, sloppy diet on which to has been feeding.
Even under lavourable circumstances, however, convalescence may be a protract ed, tedious affair which the patient finds exceedingly irkaoue, especially if he has important duties to perform or urgent witters
bis consideration. awaiting Even, however, if there is no such need for his imediato return to the worka day world, natural inclination makes him anxious to be up and out in the shortest possible time.
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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14mm, 1912.
THE GOLFER'S PROGRESS:
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SUMMER DIFFICULTIES.
BY A WANDERING PLAYER.] A good majority of the most practical and thorough golfers agree that this pre- sent time, with the heat and the extreme dryness and hardness of courses, and the peculiar conditions that they embrace, is one of the hardest in the golfing year, that is, to the man who really plays his shots and not to the duffer who merely scuffies the ball up along the course the Before you play it, somehow.
looks as if it should be easier, and game it might be argued that it is, because so much extra run is given to the ball and the holes, as it were, are shortened, but there is a doubt about the extent of this extra run, and even if it is considerable the advantage is neutralised in other ways.
Under such circumstances, nothing will make him achieve his object so quickly as a course of Sanatogen. Every doctor
THE RUN OF THE BALL Believing in this run, most men play knows that it is the greatest revitalising and reconstituent preparation in in the anomer time for a low ball, so world, "the tonic food with lasting that they will get a much of it as pos effects," as it has been called by those who sible. But at present the grass along like to describe it in a phrase. Its use in most fairways has been burnt to the Donvalescence is universal, and has been degree that it is hard and wiry, with no ร am con- attested by thousands of doctors, includ-satooth, slippery say in it. IBK the physicians to ten crowned heads of Europe. Among them may be men tioned Dr. Ott, the late King Edward's physician at Marienbad, who writes: "I have been using Sanatogen for a num ber of years in my practice with excellent results. These results have been notably good in cases of convalescents after severe illnesses, and also in the case of elderly people when it was desirable to build up the strength, to stimulate the bodily func tions, and to improve the circulation of the blood,
With bia namo may be associated that of Dr. Quirico, physician to H. M. the King of Italy, who has made the following statement:"I have used Sanatogen with marked benefit in the case of weakly children, and in convalestener after long illnesses. I consider the preparation n most excellent tonic food."
The reason for Sanatogen's use at this time is simple. It supplies an easily digestible food of great strength, one which rostores the nervous as well us the physical side of the body, and improves the condition of the blood.
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vinced that along this the ball does not ran so well or so far as it does on ordi- narily dry and close-cut grass that is still green. It must be remembered, however, that a ball hit with a medium high tra jectory comes down to the hard turf with a bump and immediately makes a long series of rebounds, and it is in this way that most of the "run" is made up, real run nos being done until the last few yards, so that the wiry gras has little But then you will porceive that effect." playing for the very low bell, as surely right to do, you are reducing the re- It is a bounds and making pure rus. puzzle. That you can drive further on the rebounding system in the summer than at any other time most men believe, but I do not think the popular idea about the extra run is right. Again, I de not believe that in the summer time you get a greater carry on the ball than at other seasons, Why should you? various reasons why you should not, one of the chief being that the summer at mosphere offers greater resistance to the passage of the ball than that of the spring and autumn.
There are
There are two other special sets of sum- mer difficulties, and it might be said that one set comes out of the player and, the other out of the course. For physical rea sons the game is greater strain now than when the weather is cool and the turf moist, and there is everything to be. said for playing only a little of it. The Staleness is most rapidly induced. system is slack and tabby; it is the most difficult thing to take the necessary amount of pains, to concentrate suffi- ciently, and to keep the body still, ant the result is that a most undue propor tion of summer shots is carelessly made and positive damage is done to one's If one can get game by making them. accustomed to them rubber soles undoubt- edly do something in hot weather and on hard courses to help one's gamo in making things more comfortable and establishing a buffer between the harsh ground and the place where the nervous system is brought into contact with it,
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But again, much of the excessive strain in hot, brilliant weather is made through the eyes. The fastening of the sight on a point of the glittering white ball which sometimes has the heat waves quivering about it is an exceedingly trying busi
They tire very rapidly under the strain to which they are subjected. Now in this matter at all events there is a practical suggestion that may be put forward. Is it not possible to apply paint to golf balls that is both properly elastic and adhesive and yet dull so that the glitter may be reduced? I am sure that at such times as now there would be a demand for such a ball. It would be easier to play with than the shining ball. Again, to go a point further, why should the ball be white? It has been proved that yellow is easier to see at a distance in brilliant sunshine, This idea was partly suggested to me by the fact gulf exhibitions at Muirfield pyramids were made up of balls of different colours, one of them being yellow, and even look- ing at them there their advantages seem ed to be suggested. The balls of another pyramid were painted to aluminium, and the dulness seemed good, but the colour was wrong.
And again in this matter of helping the to do their duty properly under difficulties, there was a thing done at the holes in the championship at this sume Muirfield that I do not remember to have seen elsewhere-in a champion ship at any rate, In addition to the flag stick bearing the usual bit of bunting at the top, there was a tassel of the same colour fixed nearly to the bottom of the stick, just above the hole. This gave tho player who was approaching it a night of the hole itself, its exact location, and it is that he strains his eyesight for and not the flag above. This idea is simple, inexpensive, and it may be very well commended to club committees.
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never could play with a cleak are trade-marks would have a still higher At a very serious disadvantage in dog value. Some day the nations would have day golf. There are two other clubs to face the question of adulteration as which are particularly dry-weather in contrested with technological advance, struments; one is the jigger and the other and it was going to be one of the great the washie-niblick of that most modern questions of the future that a manufac form which is a little larger than others turer who wilfully adulterated and sold and is often given some other fancy name, goods for what they were not would have such as Quickstop (Taylor), Pitcher, and to be
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