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Title: Helen Keller Newspaper Notices
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Unknown
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Contributing Library: Samuel P. Hayes Research Library, Perkins School for the Blind
Digitizing Sponsor: Perkins School for the Blind

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Everett Hale, Dr. Alexander Gra-jham Bell, Richard Watson Gilder andOliver Wendell Holmes had claimed asthe marrel of the day in which walive, suddenly added another to herlist of accomplishments and appearedas a public licturcr. That she has beensuccessful in her attempt has been prov-en by the advance demands for seats atevery announced public hearing and l)jthe return engagements made as soonas the first appearances have been rec-orded. Miss Keller will appear at SheasTheatre Sunday night at 8.15 p. m., andlecture under the auspices t»t the Buf-falo Association for the Blind. The pro-ceeds of the evening are to be addedto a fund for the secuiring of adequateaccommodations for tliose oared for bythe association. For long the old quar-ters which have housed t!he blind work-ers have been growing oramped and ithas come to a pass where the presentaccommodations no longer are equal tothe demands made upon them by theblind who desire to become associatedwith the work of the association.
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Photo copyright, 1913, by American Press Association. ^—^—.—„ ____________ Helen Keller, One of Ainericas^, ■ R^i=na^rkable Wonder Women il JT ISS HELPjN KELLER has been for years one of the marvels aiBongvmU the atHictM of America. Today she is mure of a wonder than ever, f B r>o;if, dumb and blind since the age of nineteen mouths, she has de-xf-i.jv^ti ilit6 a. finely educated young; woiiktn, -a colkge gradvtate, whokes a keen interest in public, and civic affairs. She is an ardent Socialist,jss Keller has conquered her laclv of speech. She can now talk and in a wayig. She is shown here at a flower show in Ncav York. She was able to telle various hinds of aov.ers by her sense of touch and smell. yWcLYvoive.st-e-r, Vl. H ■-, U-k,uq HELEN KELLER HERE.IJL Nearly 1000 People Heard Her SpeechLast Night. Nlearly a thousand people sat in in-tensity of emotion last evening andlistened while Helen Keller, epoke a fewjwords from out the darkness with, which inature had envelope

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