2/24/34 Letter:
Dear Mrs. [
522]:-
We are sending a dollar bottle of the Atomidine from here,
as you may not be able to get it in St. Louis.
The Carbon Ash is manufactured by B. H. Bradley,
5443 Maryland Ave., Chicago, Ill. I quote from a letter
Mr. Bradley wrote to a customer recently: [Major [
432]
11/13/33.]
"Your favor of the 11th received. Under separate cover
the 'Carbon Ash' is being forwarded. Am glad you have
come in contact with Mr. Cayce whose work has been so
remarkable. Concerning the 'Ash' the study is a long one.
It required months of work and several readings before we
could arrive at the final product. You are correct that the
name 'Carbon Ash' is not correctly descriptive, but no short
name could cover the situation. The product is secured by
taking bamboo fibre and partially burning it by passing a
powerful electric arc through it in a chamber enclosed 83% 00
specified by the readings - evidently to secure partial
combustion. The resulting powder contains no elements except
those remains after the partial combustion of the bamboo.
However, the powder has taken on a photogenic or similar
vibratory power. Have secured from it a visible reaction on
photographic film. Chemically it is inactive. Its value
lies evidently in vibration in manner similar to the
activated foods being produced by German Scientists. There
is no secret in the composition or method of production. The
price of $1.00 for 20 - 1/4 grain capsules was established
for the purpose of recovering the expense of equipment
required. This price will be reduced shortly."
You may already know what an alkalin reacting diet would be.
The following list might help, as it seems your principal
diet should consist of these: [From "Scientific Weight
Control booklet"]
All fruits, fresh and dried, except large prunes, plums and
cranberries.
Limes Dates Apples Oranges
Apricots Small Sun Dried Peaches Grapefruit
Raisins Prunes Pears Lemons
Figs (unsulphured) Honey Pineapples
All vegetables, fresh and dehydrated, except legumes, (dried
peas, beans and lentils) rhubarb.
Rutabaga Spinach Onions Turnips
Radish Asparagus Green Peas String Beans
Lettuce Beets Celery Oyster Plant
Tomatoes Cabbage Carrots Egg Plant
Parsnips Cauliflower Kohlrabi
MILK
All forms, buttermilk, clabber, sour milk, Cottage cheese,
cheese.
No doubt you have a violet ray hand machine, or may get one
from an electrical or drug supply house.
Sincerely,
Gladys Davis (signature)
Secretary to Mr. Cayce
3/02/34 "I appreciate my rdg. and shall stick to it like a
sick cat to a hot brick. I have all the confidence in the
world in your rdgs. and know I shall get alright... [She
requested a physical rdg. for husband, Mr. [
2698], but later
cancelled since he was travelling and could not keep the
appointment.] [
12/02/39 Her husband Mr. [
2698], died suddenly
with a heart attack.] I would like to have your prayers and
would like to take part in the prayer circle, for I can
certainly do that much, and I am very interested in your work
and want to keep in closer touch with it."
3/29/34 GD's ltr.: We are so glad that you want to join our
prayer group, The Glad Helpers, for we believe in the power
of prayer when those praying are sincere and their lives are
in accordance with that being sought.
On the back of our February 1933 Bulletin there is a short
article on the Glad Helpers, giving our purpose, etc. We
hold the following periods of meditation each day: 7:00 to
7:15 A. M.; 11:30 to 12:00 Noon; 5:45 to 6:00 P.M. For each
period there is a different prayer list; that is, individuals
for whom we pray. You could observe either or all of these
periods, suiting your own convenience. Also, you could hold
our prayer list that we might send you or you could hold the
Glad Helpers' prayer list as a whole, adding any names which
you might like - also sending us any you would like for us to
hold in meditation. Every two weeks we send out a
Cooperative Report blank, as per the enclosed, to each one on
the prayer list, together with a new affirmation or payer to
be held by the individual in cooperation with the Glad
Helpers.
I am asking Miss Edmonds to send to you a few of the
Cooperative blanks which we use for individuals who first
intimate their desire to be placed on the prayer list. In
this way we keep an accurate record of those desiring aid
through such a channel, and follow up with the other
Cooperative Report blank in two weeks.
As you know, we are organized and functioning according to
reading suggestions; so we hope that we have been and may be
of great help to many - in His name.
In each month's Bulletin you will see the affirmations to be
used for that month, two weeks each. Also Miss Edmonds will
mail to you each two weeks the little prayer on a card, and
any other information which you might like to have as time
goes on.
Appreciating your desire to join with us in praying for those
who seek through this channel, and with love to you all, I am
Copy to Miss Edith Edmonds Sincerely, Gladys Davis
Secretary to Mr. Cayce
6/04/34 "I am feeling fine these days and my trouble hasn't
bothered me in quite a while, and am getting as fat as a pig
and losing my girlish figure."
12/15/34 EC's ltr. to Mrs. [
522], who had returned to Ala. to
live with her elderly mother and a sister, with her three
sons: "You will by this time be getting back to... I am
sure that everyone there will welcome you with open arms, yet
there will be a void that will not and cannot be satisfied.
It is hard to understand just why such things had to be, but
we cannot see into the future, cannot know what is in store
for us. I am sure at times when you review the past or the
years since you left home and now return with so many hopes
and so many aspirations all turned awry, you will think of it
all with a wonderment of what it has all meant.
"You know that I had the privilege and opportunity of being
with [
2698] a great deal during the years of his formative
life, and I came to love him for what he was, and you know
that we love you and the boys just as we loved him. I know
that you will have your own loved ones about you, but we want
you to remember us and know that we are thinking of you and
have the interest of you and the boys at heart, and are more
than willing to do anything that may be possible to help. I
feel that it may be possible, if you would care for me to, at
some time through some of the connections that I have made to
be of a real help to the boys in their aspirations and their
work, and I am in hopes that you won't hesitate to let me
know and to write me at any time, and I want you, as well as
the boys, to be with us whenever you can and as often as you
can.
"I know how hard so many things will be and how strange
everything will be for a long while, but we can only use the
life that we have seen pass as an example and keep our heads
up, pressing on and using our own experiences for a
helpfulness to those we meet, for it is by such that we are
told by the Master Himself that we are to be judged in the
hereafter - as to what we did about and with the
opportunities that were ours to be helpful to our fellow man
in every walk of life, and just as we had the example of
[
2698], as to how helpful he was to others; how he gave of
his own strength and his own anxiety often; oftentimes making
so much sacrifice of himself and those dependent upon him to
give for others, yet I am sure that each and every one of his
boys have a heritage in the example he set that will be very
much worth while to them."
1/11/35 "I have read your letter over and over again, and
with each reading I find new comfort in your tender sympathy
so beautifully expressed. No one knows better than I how
true are the words you wrote of dear [
2698], yet it is good
to have you express such appreciation of his many high and
noble qualities. It is hard for me not to wonder why such a
person should be taken in the prime of manhood but I have
implicit faith, knowing that God never makes a mistake and
some day I shall understand. I am trying to carry on as I
think [
2698] would want me to. I am praying each night for
strength and guidance and feel that God is very near me and
is giving me strength whenever I most need it.
I really don't know what I would do without my boys who are
already doing what they can to measure up to their new
responsibilities, and I am sure they will prove a never
failing comfort to me...
I haven't been a bit well recently. Brother [[...] M.D.]
checked me over and found my blood pressure too low, but
otherwise alright, and he said he felt sure when he built me
up I would feel much better."
2/12/35 Son [
309] wrote for Ck. Physical saying his mother
had what the doctors called gallstones.
2/21/35 See
522-6.
10/20/52 Comment by D. H. Fogel, M.D. (heart specialist):
"522-5: ?Routine for Cancer of Breast
522-6: Gall Stones, Neuritis"



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