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November 9, 1905
La Grande Weekly Observer
To the Editor:
During the past
few days the press of this section has
published many conflicting reports rel
ative to the health and daily life of the
Rev. Mary Baker Eddy, the venerable
leader of the Christian Science Church,
and as the dispatches published Nov. 2nd
in your paper appear to give a somewhat
exaggerated account of the recent inter
view granted by Mrs. Eddy, to the press
representatives at her home, Pleasant
View, I will ask you to give space to the
following brief and comprehensive state
ment of this inter view oy urn Hu. Ho
ward N. Pearson, Sacetary of State for
New Hampshire, who being neither a
Christain Scientist nor an enterprising
newspaper reporter, speak from an
entirely non-partisan standpoint:
"1 was present by invitation at Pleasant
View today, with the representatives of
eleven newspapers. I stood near Rev.
Mary Baker Eddy, whom I have known
personally for some fifteen years: 1 die
tinctly heard her answers to the quest
ions asked ot her: I saw her leave the
room in which the interview was given
and walk to the door of her carnage;
and I saw the carriage driven towards
the city. Mrs. Eddy's voice was clear
and strong, and every appearance was
that of a woman in full possession of her
faculties. I am nut a Ch ristian Scientist
and 1 am without bias or prejudice in the
matter. (Associated Press Dispatch,
Oct. 50.)
Also to the following from the Concord
Patriot of Nov. 1 .
"At one o'clock today Harlan G. Pear
son and the editor of the Patriot, bv
invitation of Mr.Frye, Mrs. Eddy's private
i secretary, were in the hallway at Pie as
I ant View when Mrs. Eddy came down
stairs for her daily drive.
! "They weie standing so they could see
I Mrs. Eddy, but she could not see them.
; Mrs. Eddy received noaid in comingdown
' stairs. She descended the steps without
j hesitation, her right hand gliding along
the banister and her left touching the
; wal .
i "She walked toher carriage, which was
at the front door, leaning lightly on Mr.
i Strang's arm.
"wnen in trie hallway she joked with
Mr. Frye and when in the carriage kept
up a conversa:ion with Mr. Strang, who
was wrapping the robesabout her feet,
I "In the carriage Mrs. Eddy said in
voice sufficiently clear to be heard thru
the closed door of the house by us who
stood inside; "It is a little colder than
yesteiday, but still pleasant."
"Not-with-standing what may have
been said touching the physicial condition
i of Mrs. Eddy, the Patriotic wishes to say
that Mn. Eddy came downstairs unaided
as rapidly as any woman of mature years
would when not hurried; that she stood
erectin the hall and walked to her car
riage unaided, beyond that which court
esy would suggest, and that she showed
no feebleness or frailty or tendency to
collapse."
Thanking you for your courtesy and 6pace
Respectfully.
Daid B. Ooden
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