6/22/34 EC's ltr.: "It may be impractical for you to get to
Dr. Dobbins' office very often, but if you can get in, say,
once in every two wks. or twice a mo. and let him give you a
thorough tr. and an adjustment, that, combined with the
others, should make this much speedier for you, and if you
follow the information you should get the results, and I am
sure they told you, if you haven't been able to see him
yourself, that there will be no charge.
"It is quite marvelous that we have the wholehearted
cooperation of a man who is as capable as Dr. Dobbins, and
those who may have advantage of his services, I am sure, will
be quite in their own light not to take advantage of same.
"It no doubt will be very much better taking the rubs and
treatments than it was when it was so cold. I am looking to
hear great things from you.
"We certainly want to keep a check on the general conditions,
whether it is 30 or 60 days or however often necessary, and
our experience has shown us that where individuals are
consistent and persistent with following the suggestions they
do get results, and this we want to see you do."
7/30/34 Dr. Dobbins' ltr. to EC: "Mr. [
448] is coming into
the office tomorrow to see me. We just couldn't seem to get
together before, as he lives so far away. I suggested that
he take a place in Staten Island for a few months where I
could treat him every day."
8/05/34 Mr. [
333]'s ltr.: "The trip in to Dr. Dobbins with
the [
448]'s was quite successful. They were much pleased and
the doctor was very sympathetic and helpful, also very
emphatic about some things that [
448] must do to help
himself, also to help others in aiding him. I think the
experience was good and worth repeating.
"We cannot have this repetition until after Labor Day,
however, as the doctor is vacationing in Maine."



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