Perkins School for the Blind Bound Clippings: World War Blind, 1916 . Massachus e t ts-Brancii:S. Hooper Hooper, Chairman,60 State St., Boston. HOW TO HELP THE BLIND What CAN Be Done ForThe BHnded In This War THE aim of this Fund can be stated in avery few words. It is proposed to createthrough the generosity, sympathy andbenevolence of the American people, a lastingand practical memorial to the brave youngsoldiers and sailors who have become blindedin the service of their country. In their present pitiable condition, theblinded soldiers and sailors are, almost with-out exception, the worlds m
Perkins School for the Blind Bound Clippings: World War Blind, 1916 . Massachus e t ts-Brancii:S. Hooper Hooper, Chairman,60 State St., Boston. HOW TO HELP THE BLIND What CAN Be Done ForThe BHnded In This War THE aim of this Fund can be stated in avery few words. It is proposed to createthrough the generosity, sympathy andbenevolence of the American people, a lastingand practical memorial to the brave youngsoldiers and sailors who have become blindedin the service of their country. In their present pitiable condition, theblinded soldiers and sailors are, almost with-out exception, the worlds most tragic un-fortunates. They cannot see to find work;cannot perform work without preliminaryinstruction; cannot, except through otheragencies, sell their work or commercialize itsresults after it has been performed. It is proposed to build permanent homes,workshops and exchanges whereby the workof these blinded men may be brought into afavorable and paying market. It has already been proven that certain artsand trades are of especial adaptability to theblind. The
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