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| Accession: | 120.22.002 |
| Editorial Title: | Alice B. Poole to Mary Baker Eddy, January 27, 1884 |
| Author: | Alice B. Poole |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | January 27, 1884 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Alice B. Poole on lined printed stationery of the Evans Hotel, from
Gardiner, Maine.
Archival Note: A notation on the letter indicates that it was answered on January 28, 1884.
Editorial Note: Poole tells Mary Baker Eddy of her success in healing, even though medical doctors
in the area are against her. She mentions some of her patients, who are former patients
of the doctors and are now well because of Christian Science treatment through prayer.
Poole admits to being surprised at how successful she has been as a healer. She writes
that in small Maine towns the word of successful Christian Science healings spreads
quickly throughout the area, and she feels that she will eventually move to a larger
place. When she moves, she hopes Eddy will help her by lecturing. Poole closes her
letter by telling Eddy that she has been very ill lately and can't seem to get over
it.
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