The Archive · 1926

A Blind Boy's Handicap

Considering the blind boy as a part of the social system, he is at the offset almost an entire economic loss. Unless he has special training his earning capacity is nil. He suffers with the overwrought sen-iveness of the sightless—a sensi. tiveness which can be m: tive of quali directed. status in the Chinese of sight if he can

scheme of things is generally one of underfed and nervous negativeness and the fact that he labours under!

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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