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  1. Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XVI." Created by Rebecca Mack cont...

    Image 114 > Item No 1 > Folder 2: Book XVI > Box 272: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1931-1932 > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    Wendell Holmes, Mark Twain. Of Mark Twain she once said : “ ...
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  2. Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XII." Created by Rebecca Mack cont...

    Image 34 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: Book XII > Box 271: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1928-1931 > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... upon our memory. And then in her appreciation of Mark Twain, Helen shows a remarkable faculty of sensitiveness to ...
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  3. Article from the Daily Record about presentation of graduation robes to Helen Keller prior to receiv...

    June 11, 1932
    Image 1 > Item No 11 > Folder 3: June 1932 > Box 246: Press Clippings 1932-1933 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    time—Bishop Brooks, Graham Bell, AVhittier, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mark Twain. Of Mark Twain she once said, "‘His heart ...
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  4. Article from the Butte Standard reporting Helen Keller visited President and Mrs. Hoover

    April 23, 1931
    Image 1 > Item No 33 > Folder 17: March-May 1931 > Box 245: Press Clippings 1918-1931 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    She was Helen Keller, whom Mark 'Twain called one of the greatest characters of the ...
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  5. Newspaper articles about Helen Keller's visit to Washington, D.C. to meet President Hoover.

    April 22, 1931
    Image 2 > Item No 3 > Folder 4: Hoover, Herbert > Box 61: Holmes - Hutton > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence
    ... their luncheon guest. She was blind. Helen Keller, wnom Mark Twain called one of the greatest characters of the ...
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  6. Review of Helen Keller's "Midstream" by Richard C. Cabot in The Survey

    April 1, 1930
    Image 1 > Item No 7 > Folder 7: Writing by Helen Keller: Midstream, press clippings, 1930 > Box 226: Writing by HK: M > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller
    ... Alexander Graham Bell, with Andrew Carnegie and especially with Mark Twain. Her portraits of these men are so well ...
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  7. Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XXIII." Created by Rebecca Mack co...

    Image 100 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: Book XXIII > Box 275: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1940-1942 > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... world. A few years before he died, the incomparable Mark Twain said: “There are two great characters in the ...
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  8. Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XXIII." Created by Rebecca Mack co...

    Image 101 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: Book XXIII > Box 275: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1940-1942 > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... of each, named off her heroes,— Lenin, Einstein, Ghandi, Mark Twain, Tagore, Edison, Bell, Wagner, Walt Whitman,—then she added—“and ...
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  9. Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XIII." Created by Rebecca Mack con...

    Image 36 > Item No 1 > Folder 2: Book XIII > Box 271: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1928-1931 > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... their simplicity. There is a whole chapter devoted to Mark Twain, and another to Alexander Graham Bell, whom she ...
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  10. Article from the Portland Press Herald reporting Helen Keller visited President and Mrs. Hoover

    April 23, 1931
    Image 1 > Item No 38 > Folder 17: March-May 1931 > Box 245: Press Clippings 1918-1931 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... was their luncheon guest. She was Helen Keller, whom Mark Twain called one of the greatest characters of the ...
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  11. Review of Helen Keller's "Midstream" by Richard C. Cabot in The Survey

    April 1, 1930
    Image 1 > Item No 8 > Folder 7: Writing by Helen Keller: Midstream, press clippings, 1930 > Box 226: Writing by HK: M > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller
    ... Alexander Graham Bell, with Andrew Carnegie and especially with Mark Twain. Her portraits of these men are so well ...
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  12. Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XXI." Created by Rebecca Mack cont...

    Image 152 > Item No 1 > Folder 2: Book XXI > Box 274: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1936-1939 > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... over physical handicaps. World-famous people paid honiage to her. Mark Twain said that she and Napoleon were the two ...
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  13. Page from the Akita Sakigake Shinpo featuring a series of articles about Helen Keller's visit to Aki...

    June, 1937
    Image 3 > Item No 22 > Folder 5: Travel: Japan Tour > Box 37: Travel: 1933 to 1948 > Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work > Series 1: General Correspondence
    ... received two Ph.D, degrees later. The eminent American writer Mark Twain had remarkable words to say at the time ...
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  14. Article from the Buffalo Courier-Express about Helen Keller's visit to White House and her recent ra...

    April 23, 1931
    Image 1 > Item No 46 > Folder 17: March-May 1931 > Box 245: Press Clippings 1918-1931 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... their. luncheon guest. | She was Helen. Keller, whom Mark Twain called one of the greatest characters of the ...
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  15. Article from the Magazine for the Scottish Deaf about Helen Keller's signed photo for deaf-mutes in ...

    June, 1932
    Image 1 > Item No 58 > Folder 3: June 1932 > Box 246: Press Clippings 1932-1933 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... many and varied. ^ They include Carnegie, Coolidge, Taft, Mark Twain, Ellen Terry, Caruso, Chaliapin, and Dr. Alexander Graham ...
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  16. Article from The Glasgow Herald about presentation of graduation robes to Helen Keller prior to rece...

    June 11, 1932
    Image 1 > Item No 10 > Folder 3: June 1932 > Box 246: Press Clippings 1932-1933 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... time— Bishop Brooks, Graham Bell, Whittier. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mark Twain. Of Mark Twain she once said—“ His heart ...
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  17. Article from a Connecticut publication announcing Helen Keller is now a resident of Fairfield County

    February 7, 1939
    Image 2 > Item No 3 > Folder 6: 1939 > Box 247: Press Clippings 1934-1945 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... great. Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, who invented the telephone; Mark Twain, who lived in Redding not far from the ...
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  18. Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XVII." Created by Rebecca Mack con...

    Image 147 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: Book XVII > Box 273: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1933-1935 > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... life. Annie never emphasized Helen’s dependence upon her, but Mark Twain once wrote Helen: “You are a wonderful creature ...
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  19. Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XXII." Created by Rebecca Mack con...

    Image 8 > Item No 1 > Folder 3: Book XXII > Box 274: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1936-1939 > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... Radcliffe College and Harvard University. It was then that Mark Twain said, “The two greatest characters in the nineteenth ...
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  20. Newspaper articles about Helen Keller's visit to Washington, D.C. to meet President Hoover.

    April 22, 1931
    Image 3 > Item No 3 > Folder 4: Hoover, Herbert > Box 61: Holmes - Hutton > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence
    ... their luncheon guest. She was blind. Helen Keller, whom Mark Twain called one of the greatest characters of the ...
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