(Q) Is there any location in Washington that would be
suitable for the body?
(A) As we find, it would be better in Still-Hildreth, Macon,
Missouri for there we would insure the proper coordinations
without the injurious effect of subjugations through the
activative forces that make for the sedimentations in the
organs themselves.
A shock to the nervous system, by an over anxiety respecting
associations, conditions, that aided - or added to the
effects of an injury or wrench to the spine during the
periods of gestation in the active forces of the body in
eliminations.
(Q) What influence did the patient's indecision regarding
entering the convent have on her present condition?
(A) Made for the inhibition to the active forces in the body
itself. Secondary, but psychopathic in its effect; producing
- in the pressure brought about - a PATHOLOGICAL condition.
(Q) With the improvement of the patient, would it be best to
marry or enter the convent?
(A) As we find, the associations and relations with another
- or the marrying - would be the better relationships for the
body, to keep a normalcy in its reaction.
(Q) When was the injury?
(A) At twenty-three. [The year 1923 or age 23, not
clear. GD.]
(Q) Any other suggestions for the better physical condition
of this body?
(A) As we find, this would insure the normalcy of the body -
following those suggestions that have been given for the
surroundings and the application of those things for the
physical and mental coordination of the body.
We would do that.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Mother
Copy to Ass'n file
(We will be glad to furnish another copy of reading for
Still-Hildreth, if you desire, and write them personally
regarding the case.
WARNING: DO NOT FOLLOW JUST ONE PORTION OF THE OUTLINED
TREATMENT! EITHER DO ALL OF THAT SUGGESTED OR NONE OF IT,
else detrimental conditions may result. All treatments
suggested through these sources are to cooperate and
coordinate one with another; hence one without the other
would not have desired effect.
Let us keep in touch with you. We are anxious to do
everything possible in helping your daughter to receive what
we feel you may expect by following these suggestions.
We have had a little research as to the lyden gland,
mentioned in last paragraph on first page of reading
[686-1, Par. 5], and will be glad to copy that from our
files and send to you, or the doctors interested.)
REPORTS
GD's note: Notice second paragraph in answer to [686-1,
Par. 15-A] which indicates that the answer to [686-1,
Par. 18-A] is the year 1923 - rather than age 23 - which
would make the injury to the spine occurring when she was
16, and the shock to the nervous system later added to the
injury bringing about the condition which now exists. This
is my own reasoning in the matter.
10/20/34 Miss [
686]'s mother, Mrs. [
703], obtained a Physical
Rdg.
10/26/34 Letter from Dr. A. G. Hildreth to EC: "...We are
just in receipt of a letter from Mrs. [
703], telling us of
your recommendation of this place for the treatment of her
daughter [
686]. Whether she brings the daughter to us or not
we are deeply grateful for your interest in the patient, as
well as in our profession...
"...If Mrs. [
703] brings her daughter to us we will do our
utmost to cure her..."
1/15/35 Letter from [
703] to EC: "...I am sorry to say I
have not been able to send [
686] to Still-Hildreth but she is
home now and is very much improved. However, I am going to
have the treatments for her later..."


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