Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-18 | Page 5 | Matchless Spirit

MATCTITiESS SPIRIT. For three years Miss Nellie Revell has been lying in St Vincent's hospital, hos-pital, New York City, In a plaster coat. But only her body Is invalided She has lifted hor mind out of tho hospital room and sent It into tho busiest corners of t lie world. Sho holds thrco Jobs. Sho writes a column col-umn of humor a week for a theatrical theat-rical paper, she i writing a book, and she Is carrying on by letter a publicity campaign. En between time Nhe writes poetry and answers lot-tera lot-tera that come to her from various parts of tho country aa a result of her humorous column. Before Miss Revell injured her back she was a Journalist. Sho represented represent-ed big nowspapwrs on European as- t j slgnments and was sent to write a re-port re-port on the Klondike. Florence Golson, a young Alahn - H ! girl, will never see sunsets or flw-Ht . ers. All tho beauty In art and na j turo Is denied her all the beautyHI I that can be known only through t.'u Hjtf eyes. But this blind &ir has glvnR" I beauty to the world. Sho has wrtt ten a symphony which the Ruben-B -;.-ln club f New York City, one o:B,-- the best music clube reproduced Thi-H i symphony was given tho prize lnB competition at the Music Conserva-K. , tory of Ohio. g I No one knows the need of giving soB' well as one who has nad to give up. H From the August Delineator. r B on r