1/21/31 Father [
1212]'s letter: I am writing you at the
suggestion of my wife, in regard to Miss [
543] and her
condition. Her attacks or spells, are worse, more violent
type, mostly convulsion type, with some moaning, and crying
afterwards, frequently falling.
Inclined to be unusually constipated, though in addition to
the Psylla & Lactodextin, as prescribed, she has to take a
laxative every night.
Do you propose to send the medicine, that you had such faith
in, that you received the morning my wife and daughter left
the hospital?
Of course [
543] would have returned under your directions
between the second and third week, after leaving, but due
to the changes in the hospital, we were wired for her not to
return until advised, so far we have not been notified, we
are therefore VERY ANXIOUS to try this new medicine, as we
see no good results from those being taken now, and we are
not satisfied with her condition.
We trust that you will let us hear from you by return mail,
with highest personal regards, I beg to remain,
Yours very truly
Hope you will have NEW medicine mailed us at once.
1/29/31 EC wrote Messrs. Morton & Edwin Blumenthal asking
what he should do about re-admitting Miss [
543], and
admitting new patients Mr. [
4475] and Mrs. [
4113]. "Mr.
[
1212], as you know, paid for their service while Miss [
543]
was at the hospital. I do not know anything of the
circumstances of the other two people."
[See
254-51 Reports.]
1/29/31 Father [
1212]'s letter: I want to assure you that
we so highly appreciate your interest in our behalf, & we
regret so much that Cayce Hospital is not open so that
Miss [
543] could not return at time you suggested.
In regard to the new medicine, will say that last week, we
recd. a bottle marked May Blossom, however Miss [
543] noticed
a difference in the taste, is this the new medicine that you
referred to in your letter of Jany. 27th?
As I understand, it is not necessary for the patient to be
present when you give a reading, if this is the case, could
you not name a date and hour for a reading for Miss [
543],
place at home in ..., Va. hour to [be] named by you as well
as date. One question we would want to ask particularly,
that is would it be best for any operation, and what kind?
Miss [
543] has not been so well, today she had a fall about
1:30 P.M. a minor attack this morning, yesterday she had
about same attacks, at different hours, some days she feels
fine, but as a whole is listless & no pep, or desire to be
on the go. She takes two luminol tablets each day 1-1/2
grains each, besides her other medicines, while awaiting
your valued reply, I am, Sincerely yours.
2/03/31 Father [
1212]'s letter:
Mr. Edgar Cayce.
Cayce Hospital,
Virginia Beach, VA.
My Dear Mr. Cayce:
Your letter of Feby. 2nd duly received & I thank you.
In accordance with your suggestion Miss [
543] will be at her
home Friday Feby. 6th. 1931 from 3 to 5 P.M. for your
reading.
She desires to ask following Questions: "Should the
medicine or treatment be changed in anyway? Would bodily
exercise help? Would eating beef occasionally be
detrimental to body? How often could Coacunut [Coconut] be
eaten?
I am. Sincerely yours
We feel that Miss [
543] should be instructed not to eat
Coconut, but she desired to ask this question.
In you reading we especially desire to ask if an operation
would be beneficial, and the nature of the operation.
2/04/31 EC wired Messrs. Blumenthal that he must answer these
applicants.
2/05/31 Wire from Morton and Edwin Blumenthal:
MP NEWYORK NY 1227P FEB 5 31
EDGAR CAYCE 115 35 ST VIRGINIA BEACH VIR
ADMIT NO ONE TO HOSPITAL LETTER FOLLOWS
2/06/31 See
543-7.
2/12/31 EC's ltr. to Messrs. Morton and Edwin Blumenthal:
71 Broadway, New York City
Dear Morton and Edwin:-
I received your wire of the 5th, acquainting me with the
fact that a letter would follow regarding the admittance of
patients to the hospital. To date I have received no letter
from you, and I am at a loss to know how to answer these
requests. Today we are in receipt of a letter from Mrs.
[
532] of Richmond, who wants to make application for
membership provided she can enter the hospital for treatment.
I would appreciate it very much if you will acquaint me with
the facts in regard to this matter, to prevent the
embarrassment at present in trying to answer these requests
from members - who, according to the law, have the privilege
of entering the hospital.
Trusting you both are very much improved in health, and with
kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely, [EC:GD]
[GD's note: Evidently an explanatory letter was sent to
Dr. Job Taylor, Ph.D., who had been asked to supervise
winding up of the Ass'n & Cayce Hospital affairs, but EC did
not receive a letter of explanation.]
2/13/31 Dr. Job Taylor's letter, in part, to Edwin D.
Blumenthal:
Happy is he who can say that his faith in the Master's work
is untarnished and strong as ever, though many conflicting
things may assail him. In the vale of matter we cannot
always understand, but we know beyond peradventure that "all
things work together for good to those who love the Lord".
The Master wills that we must temper transcendental
revelation with practicality. We must use all the faculties
on every plane, bringing them to one grand harmonious whole.
In this way the Master's work will go on in peace and
loving kindness.
This is just a set back, so that future works will be built
on the certain work of revelation as it will be embodied in
practical affairs through reason and experience.
Then the material will unite with the spiritual to fulfil the
Divine will. Through these combined channels greater light
will be given to mankind and more abundant blessings to the
work as in the vineyard.
May the blessings and peace of the Master rest upon all,
giving joy, happiness and constructive achievement in the
greater work.
2/24/31 See
1192-3 ltr. mentioning seeing Edwin Blumenthal
and not speaking to him, because she was so upset over him
closing the Cayce Hospital and forcing her to remove her son
[
758] as a patient.
3/25/31 Edwin Blumenthal's letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
115 - 35th Street,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Edgar:-
I was, indeed, surprised at your letter asking what to tell
some people regarding readings that apparently have not been
given. What you are to tell them is a matter between
yourself and those people. It would seem that at the time of
the closing of the hospital all back readings should have
been cared for, insomuch as for several months there was very
little demand on your time from the hospital, so I, too, do
not understand why the readings were not given. As I am
asking you the same question as these people regarding their
readings, it certainly seems to be a matter between you and
those people.
In case you want it for your records, I am returning the
letter you forwarded to me.
I trust this finds you and your family in good health.
Sincerely, EDB:MS Enc.



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