Into an ordinary croup or steam cup (prepared for inhalations
in bronchi and the larynx disorders), put the following
ingredients:
Oil of Eucalyptus..................40 minims,
Tincture of Benzoin................40 minims,
Rectified Oil of Turp...............5 minims,
Benzosol in solution...............20 minims,
(or Rectified Creosote..............5 minims)
and a pellet or ball of Balsam of Tolu about the size of
a large English pea, or about 6 millimetres in diameter.
After this has boiled out, by the activity of the fire under
same, in about fifteen to twenty minutes, let this be
replaced. Keep this about the body, see?
We would also begin immediately and give one-eighth of a
grain of Animated Ash twice each day, or the usual quarter
grain capsule divided in half; but do not take the Ash IN the
capsule. Empty and separate, pouring the ash on the tongue
and washing down with a small quantity of water - preferably
tepid water, not too cold.
From five to ten minutes after the Ash is taken, apply the
violet ray for one to one and a half minutes over the upper
dorsal and cervical area.
For the sustaining in the diet (if the changes are made) use
beef juice; not soups but beef JUICE, and give very small
quantities of same every fifteen to twenty minutes - a half
to a quarter teaspoonful, see; warm.
We would also give junket, arrowroot, elm water, and the
like, in VARYING quantities as the body may assimilate same.
Then, if there are the responses, in fifteen to twenty-eight
days we may give further instructions.
Only if the environs are changed would we use these
suggestions as given. Take the body home.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Has the body tuberculosis; if so, what type?
(A) A consuming fire, which is rather of the consumptive
than tubercle nature, that is attacking the lymph and the
emunctory circulation. Intestinal and nerve character.
(Q) Any other suggestions to those who attend this body?
(A) Either make the changes or reconcile self to the outcome
under the present surroundings. These treatments suggested
may be applied at home, and - as we find - these WOULD be
effective; but don't wait too long!
We are through for the present.
Copy to Father
Copy to Mr. [779] (both Special Delivery)
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
12/13/33 Mr. [
779]'s letter: "My close friends Mr. and
Mrs. [...] have a very fine daughter for whom we are very
anxious to get a physical rdg. for at the earliest possible
moment. This is a real case of emergency. They do not know
what move to make now. I insist that they do not give up
until we see what a rdg. says to do...she is at the
Montgomery Tuberculosis Sanatorium, near Montgomery,
Alabama."
REPORTS
12/27/33 Letter from [
779] to EC: "...I have talked with Mr.
[...] since he received it, up to that time he had not
started on the treatment, but he said that they expected to
right after Xmas, and it was so near Christmas and the girl
[
471] had already arranged for her tree at the Camp. I
really don't know if they will try to do as suggested or not,
they seem to be afraid to take her home on account of one son
not very strong, and too I think he talked to or let their
Dr. read it and did not encourage them to try it any. So I
told him it was up to him now, and as the Dr's had told him
there were nothing else they could do, that I was very sure
he would not make any mistake in doing just what the reading
said regardless what anybody else said or thought. I am in
hopes they will and that before it is too late. I explained
very well to him that unless the suggestions were done he
could not expect any reward."
1/14/34 Father wrote: "I have recently brought my daughter
home and several days ago started tr. as per your
instructions." [He wondered about efficacy of the
inhalations with bedclothing on her, windows open, etc. GD
sent him extract from T.B. patient [
418] in re drafts, etc.
EC wrote encouraging letter.]
2/04/34 Letter from [
779] to EC: "...Cayce, I regret to tell
you that Miss [
471] died Friday night the 2nd and will be
buried this P.M. She passed out all of sudden I think. She
had been reading the Bible herself every night - until the
night she went away. She ask her mother to read it to her -
said that she was nervous. The family took it very hard. I
still think that if the suggestions had been promptly carried
out I feel that it would have been OK..."
3/03/34 Father expressed appreciation for EC's sympathy letter
and asked for EC's views on after life, etc.


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