(Q) Is my loss of weight since following the diet suggested
anything to be alarmed over?
(A) No. As we have indicated, it is rather a cleansing
of the system; not to excess, but that we may have the proper
basis for the building up now. Beef juices would be taken as
medicinal properties, not just drunk, you see. Two or three
teaspoonsful two or three times a day, and preferably taken
between meals - made in the regular way, but no fats, no
butter, and the same character of foods as we have indicated
- but more BUILDING foods now, you see. Two to three times a
week a portion of the meals would include broiled liver,
tripe, pig's knuckle, and the like. Blood puddings (if these
can be taken by the body) would be helpful.
(Q) Please suggest how I should clean my face.
(A) As indicated, it is best that this be massaged or
scraped with GLASS - or potsherd; that is, CROCK, you see.
This is better than pin pricks or needle pricks, for it
cleanses the pimples. These will gradually disappear, if
these things will be carried through as we have indicated.
(Q) If I should still use the Balsam of Tolu and Stearate,
will you please tell me where I may locate it?
(A) Should be located in ANY good drug store. Stearate of
talc with Balsam, you see. Peter, Bauer Drug Company may
supply it.
(Q) Where is this drug company located?
(A) Market Street in Louisville.
(Q) Is there any further advice for my better welfare?
(A) Be consistent. Be persistent with this, and we will
find these will be cleared and corrected.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(Directions were enclosed for preparing Beef Juice and Blood
Puddings.)
BACKGROUND
See
528-1 on
4/09/34 for acne.
REPORTS
7/12/34 Also enclosed was a letter for Dr. Sargent [Andrew
Sargent, D.C.] regarding the diathermy treatments, or for
any other doctor to whom you may go for these. I understand
that Dr. Sargent has a diathermy machine, but there may be
others in ...
7/19/34 Miss [
569]'s letter: "[
528] was out here Tues. p.m.
She rec'd her rdg. that a.m. and of course was very much
excited over it. She brought it out for [
760] and me to read
and talk with her about it. We both had a big kick out of
that blood pudding. She said if she had to eat that she was
going to have me take dinner with her so I could help her get
rid of it, that she thought I needed it, too."
12/07/34 Miss [
528] told EC that the troublesome condition
with her face and skin had practically been eradicated by
following the treatments outlined in her reading, the greater
portion of which, she felt sure, was due to her diet.
1/09/35 Dr. Martha D. Beard (D.O.)'s letter: "I am treating
Miss [
528]'s mother, Mrs. [
865], who says that [
528]'s face
is very much improved since she's been following your
directions."
3/23/35 Miss [
528] obtained a Physical Rdg. for her mother,
Mrs. [
865].
10/08/35 Mr. [
1005]'s letter: "[
528] is getting along very
nicely and still thinks that Mr. Edgar Cayce is some kind
of a god or some other supernatural being. No kidding,
Mr. Edgar, she sure thinks that you are a great guy."
11/14/35 She obtained a Physical Reading for her
father, Mr. [
1057].
1/14/37 See
528-3, the first of a series of rdgs. for
scleroderma.
GD's note: See
528-16 Background in re unhappy love affair
starting early in 1935 which terminated three yrs. later.
Could the neuritis about which she asked
4/06/34 at the
beginning of
528-1 have been an early symptom of the
development of scleroderma? Even though she was cured of the
scleroderma by following for one yr. the treatment
recommended, on
5/28/40 she wrote that she was still
suffering with neuritis.



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