Accession: 680B.76.027
Editorial Title: Percy W. Hurndall to Mary Baker Eddy, August 6, 1884
Author: Percy W. Hurndall 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Annotator: Calvin A. Frye 
Date: August 6, 1884
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Percy W. Hurndall from Los Angeles, California.
Archival Note: This letter includes a notation in the handwriting of Calvin A. Frye.
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⇉ Handshift:Calvin A. FryeAnsweredAs Written:Ans. AugustAs Written:Aug 17
⇉ Handshift:Percy W. HurndallBox 650. Los Angeles CaliforniaAs Written:Cal
AugustAs Written:Aug 6th 1884
Mrs Mary B. G. Eddy
569 Columbus Ave.
Boston, MassachusettsAs Written:Mass.
Dear Madam,

I write you on behalf of my wife who having seen and read your Journal of Christian Science, has endeavored to follow the direction for the cure of disease and believes herself much benefitted thereby. She wishes to know if you ever establish agencies for the sale of your works and if so she would like to act as an agent.

She also wishes to know if you can cure curvature of the spine – sometimes called Pott’s disease – of 20 years standing.

Her son, now twenty two years has curvature of the spine, which commenced when he was but an infant in arms; can anything be done with him. He is otherwise in fairly good health and strength.

If you would like her to act as canvassing agent for any of your works will you please state terms.

Yours Respectfully
Percy W. Hurndall
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⇉ Handshift:Calvin A. FryeAns.Expanded:Answered AugExpanded:August 17
⇉ Handshift:Percy W. HurndallBox 650. Los Angeles CalExpanded:California
AugExpanded:August 6th 1884
Mrs Mary B. G. Eddy
569 Columbus Ave.
Boston, Mass.Expanded:Massachusetts
Dear Madam,

I write you on behalf of my wife who having seen and read your Journal of Christian Science, has endeavored to follow the direction for the cure of disease and believes herself much benefitted thereby. She wishes to know if you are ever establish agencies for the sale of your works and if so she would like to act as an agent.

She also wishes to know if you can cure curvature of the spine – sometimes called Pott’s disease – of 20 years standing.

Her son, now twenty two years has curvature of the spine, which commenced when he was but an infant in arms; can anything be done with him. He is otherwise in fairly good health and strength.

If you would like her to act as canvassing agent for any of your works will you please state terms.

Yours Respectfully
Percy W. Hurndall
 
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