Ernest H. Bradner to Mary Baker Eddy, November 22, 1886

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940.91.013

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Ernest H. Bradner

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Mary Baker Eddy

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November 22, 1886

Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Ernest H. Bradner on lined paper from Fiddletown, California.

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OletaEditorial Note: Fiddletown, California, was renamed Oleta in 1878 before returning to its original name in 1932., Amador Co. Cali 11–22, 86

Mrs. M. B. G. Eddy
Dear Madam

Please find enclosed $1.10 Editorial Note: $1.10 in 1886 is the equivalent of $35.66 in 2023.in stamps for the Journal one year, and a copy of Hist Sketch of Metaphysical Healing.

Would that I could tell you all that Christian Science has done for me through Mrs C. L. Hall and her daughter Miss Minnie.

My wife and self are doing what we can to bring healing to others, since a course of instruction under Miss Hall. but we find much to learn yet.

Sincerely

E. H. Bradner

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OletaEditorial Note: Fiddletown, California, was renamed Oleta in 1878 before returning to its original name in 1932., Amador Co. Cali 11–22, 86

Mrs. M. B. G. Eddy
Dear Madam

Please find enclosed $1.10 Editorial Note: $1.10 in 1886 is the equivalent of $35.66 in 2023.in stamps for the Journal one year, and a copy of Hist Sketch of Metaphysical Healing.

Would that I could tell you all that Christian Science has done for me through Mrs C. L. Hall and her daughter Miss Minnie.

My wife and self are doing what we can to bring healing to others, since a course of instruction under Miss Hall. but we find much to learn yet.

Sincerely

E. H. Bradner

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$1.10 in 1886 is the equivalent of $35.66 in 2023. Fiddletown, California, was renamed Oleta in 1878 before returning to its original name in 1932.