Accession: 646B.67.031
Editorial Title: Bertha M. Bell to Mary Baker Eddy, July 21, 1904
Author: Bertha M. Bell 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Annotator: Unknown 
Date: July 21, 1904
Manuscript Description: Handwritten in pencil on lined paper by Bertha M. Bell from Edmore, North Dakota.
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July 21st . 1904.
Mrs. Mary Baker G Eddy.
Beloved Leader.

I wish to express to you our heartfeltAs Written:heart felt gratitude for this revelation which has been the means of bestowing many blessings upon our family. A few days ago we had a beautiful demonstration while attending the North DakotaAs Written:N. D. Chautauqua assembly. of 1904. Our little daughter Freeda was thrown out of a hammockAs Written:ham mock and fractured her arm, which to sense was very painful. I picked her up, brought her into the tent, and laid her on the bed. When she went to turn over she said she could not lift her arm. I denied it, but as I had some fear I called a practitioner and the next morning she went to kindergartenAs Written:kinder garten as usual. In three day she began to use her arm.

This is a glorious proof that Christian Science is indeed the word of God. O that we may follow our blessed Leader more closely is my earnest prayer.

Mrs. W.J. Bell
Edmore
North DakotaAs Written:N. D.

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July 21st . 1904.
Mrs. Rev Mary Baker G Eddy.
Beloved Leader.

I wish to express to you our heart feltCorrected:heartfelt gratitude for this revelation which has been the means of bestowing many blessings upon to our family. A few days ago we had such a beautiful demonstration while attending the N. D.Expanded:North Dakota Chautauqua assembly. of 1904. Our little daughter Freeda was thrown out of a ham mockCorrected:hammock and fractured her arm, and which to sense was very painful. I picked her up, and brought her into the tent, and laid her on the bed. wWhen she went to turn over she said she could not lift says Mama I cant pick up my her arm. I denied it, but as I seemed to haved some fear and I called a practitioner and the next morning she went to kinder gartenCorrected:kindergarten as usual. and iIn three day she began to use her arm.

This is a glorious proof of that Christian Science is indeed the word of God. O that we may follow our blessed Leader more closely is my earnest prayer.

Mrs. W.J. Bell
Edmore
N. D.Expanded:North Dakota

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