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  1. Article from the Congressional Record reporting on Helen Keller's 84th birthday celebrations

    June 30, 1964
    Image 1 > Item No 7 > Folder 5: 1964 > Box 253: Press Clippings 1960-1978 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... flowers, a friend once said, would be Lnthinkable; and Mark Twain, who profoundly admired her courage, remarked that f ...
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  2. Letter from Congressman John S. Monagan to Helen Keller wishing her a happy birthday, accompanied by...

    July 1, 1964
    Image 2 > Item No 5 > Folder 1: M - General (Moak - Morris) > Box 75: Moak - Murphy > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence
    ... flowers, a friend once said, would be unthinkable: and Mark Twain, who profoundly admired her courage, remarked that she ...
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  3. Article from the Washington, D.C. Times praising Helen Keller's autobiography "The Story of My Life"

    April 5, 1903
    Image 1 > Item No 28 > Folder 5: April 1903 > Box 244: Press Clippings 1888-1917 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... I have in reading his, poems. , j Admires Mark Twain. ; “I love Mark Twain—who dries not? The ...
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  4. Scrapbook entitled "Anne Sullivan Macy's Scrapbook #1 : Vaudeville". Contains miscellaneous articles...

    Image 70 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: Vaudeville > Box 290: Anne Sullivan Macy Scrapbooks > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    Opening Monday Evening F^AVERSHAM In Mark Twain's “THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER” •« S««. sat. ...
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  5. Scrapbook entitled "Anne Sullivan Macy's Scrapbook #1 : Vaudeville". Contains miscellaneous articles...

    Image 69 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: Vaudeville > Box 290: Anne Sullivan Macy Scrapbooks > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... of Helen Keller, whom Maeterlinck called the living bluebird and Mark Twain placed side by side with Napoleon as the two ...
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