Figure 1.
Figure 1. Winter 1919 - Volume 12, Number 4, Pointing the Way: What the Government is Doing for Our Men Blinded in the War, Evergreen, Baltimore, Maryland. [Reprint.] Outlook for the Blind, p. 10.
Narrative:
The figure consists of two photographs.
Caption: Basket making and chair caning are practical means for training the fingers, their chief value in such a school as this.
Description: Six men wearing military-style uniforms work with long strips of cane and wooden chairs at two long tables in a sunny room.
Caption: None of the men are expected to become carpenters, but all the men are helped by the use of the simpler carpenter's tools.
Description: Two men in military-style uniforms work in a sunny room at carpenter's tables with various tools, including a vice and a saw. A man wearing a white shirt and tie observes their work.
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