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Girl diving off dock; message about overcoming disability.
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Title: What One Girl Did
From: Social Hygiene Posters
Original caption: Four years ago she saw only her physical handicap, her lameness. Today she is an excellent swimmer and a life saver, also a doctor's assistant. Given a bit of encouragement, physical training, and education, courage came, -- then health, a useful place in the world, and joy in living.
Creator:  American Social Health Association
Date: 1922
Format: Poster
Source: University of Minnesota Libraries, Social Welfare History Archives
Control no.: swhp0053
Keywords: American Social Health Association; Children; Doctors; Education; Eugenics; Exercise; Identity; Leisure; Media; Medical Professionals; Medicine; Physical Disability; Physical Therapy; Public Health; Public Relations; Social Hygiene; Sports; YMCA
Topics: n/a


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- The Happiness of Children (still)
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