Accession: 662A.71.004
Editorial Title: Daniel "Colonel" P. Dean to Mary Baker Eddy, January 2, 1910
Author: Daniel "Colonel" P. Dean 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: January 2, 1910
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Daniel "Colonel" P. Dean on lined paper from Brooklyn, New York.
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My dear Mrs. Eddy.

I read your New Years poemEditorial Note: The poem "Extempore" by Mary Baker Eddy appeared on page 370 of the January 8, 1910 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel and on page 695 of the February 1910 issue of The Christian Science Journal. See also L12705A. in today'sAs Written:to days "New York World". It is sublime.

Last Thursday one of your students, a prominent spiritual woman, and a sincere Christian Scientist, presented to me an elegant framed photo of yourself. I prize it highly, for it is the first and only one I have in my room.

I am progressing in the faith, and hope and pray God and Christian Science will restore me to health, when I shall offer up a prayer of praise not only to God, but pray that he shower his blessings on you, and the practitioner who gave me treatment.

Sincerely your friend.
Col. Dean.
662A.71.004
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
This is not for publication.
My dear Mrs. Eddy.

I read your New Years poemEditorial Note: The poem "Extempore" by Mary Baker Eddy appeared on page 370 of the January 8, 1910 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel and on page 695 of the February 1910 issue of The Christian Science Journal. See also L12705A. in to daysCorrected:today's "New York World". It is sublime.

Last Thursday one of your students, a prominent spiritual woman, and a sincere Christian Scientist, presented to me an elegant framed photo of yourself. I prize it highly, for it is the first and only one I have in my room.

I am progressing in the faith, and hope and pray God and Christian Science will restore me to health, when I shall offer up a prayer of praise not only to God, but pray that he shower his blessings on you, and the practitioner who gave me treatment.

Sincerely your friend.
Col. Dean.
 
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The poem "Extempore" by Mary Baker Eddy appeared on page 370 of the January 8, 1910 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel and on page 695 of the February 1910 issue of The Christian Science Journal. See also L12705A.