"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 58, No 18, p 286, May 5, 1902.
Berdina Estelle Babcock, daughter of M. J. and E. R. Babcock, was born Jan. 28, 1898, in Albion, Wis., and died April 18, 1902.
Though so young, she was a victim of diabetes, and after many months of contest in the vain attempt to vanquish the enemy, during which time all that medical skill or loving affection could do was done, her young life, once so full of promise to fond hearts, yielded the struggle and we laid her lifeless form away under the shadows of the spruce in the city of the dead. Dr. Platts spoke words of comfort from Matt. 18: 14. S. H. B.
Berdina Estelle Babcock, daughter of M. J. and E. R. Babcock, was born Jan. 28, 1898, in Albion, Wis., and died April 18, 1902.
Though so young, she was a victim of diabetes, and after many months of contest in the vain attempt to vanquish the enemy, during which time all that medical skill or loving affection could do was done, her young life, once so full of promise to fond hearts, yielded the struggle and we laid her lifeless form away under the shadows of the spruce in the city of the dead. Dr. Platts spoke words of comfort from Matt. 18: 14. S. H. B.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 58, No 18, p 286, May 5, 1902.
Berdina Estelle Babcock, daughter of M. J. and E. R. Babcock, was born Jan. 28, 1898, in Albion, Wis., and died April 18, 1902.
Though so young, she was a victim of diabetes, and after many months of contest in the vain attempt to vanquish the enemy, during which time all that medical skill or loving affection could do was done, her young life, once so full of promise to fond hearts, yielded the struggle and we laid her lifeless form away under the shadows of the spruce in the city of the dead. Dr. Platts spoke words of comfort from Matt. 18: 14. S. H. B.
Berdina Estelle Babcock, daughter of M. J. and E. R. Babcock, was born Jan. 28, 1898, in Albion, Wis., and died April 18, 1902.
Though so young, she was a victim of diabetes, and after many months of contest in the vain attempt to vanquish the enemy, during which time all that medical skill or loving affection could do was done, her young life, once so full of promise to fond hearts, yielded the struggle and we laid her lifeless form away under the shadows of the spruce in the city of the dead. Dr. Platts spoke words of comfort from Matt. 18: 14. S. H. B.
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