7/29/36 [
849]'s letter to EC:
Dear Eddie:-
Finally got the reading today, as it was sent to Long Island,
where we spent the week-end, and had to be forwarded. I seem
to have been scolded, but slipping up on the diet was a
matter of forgetfulness rather than an intended dissipation.
I will get out the other readings and carefully abide by
them. Have been feeling good until this week - seem to have
a cold in my bones, though Dobbins says my back is much
better.
Will you ask Tommy [House] to send me some T-I-M, a good
supply of it, C.O.D., or, better, with a bill enclosed. The
reading says, "Use Tim as an ointment; not too much, but use
that WITH the injection tube for this itching and irritation
in the rectal area." Does that refer to an injection tube
which comes with Tim or to the previous paragraph of the
reading, which advises an occasional enema. If so it means
to use it as a lubricant in taking the enema and also, in
small doses, as an ointment. Can you set me straight on this
matter?
Tell Tommy I have started the hair treatment and hope it will
work. He specified grain alcohol, which is very expensive.
The druggist said denatured alcohol would do as well, and we
used it. What do you think?
I'll set myself to follow the readings as a monk, and we
won't check again until fall. Then I hope to be fit as a
fiddle and ready for the book.
7/30/36 EC's letter to [
849]:
Dear [
849]-
Will give Thomas the order for TIM, sure you will have it
soon; it is a rectal ointment - the manner of application
is either external or internal with the tube that is on the
ointment container, and that is what is suggested for you.
Think you will find it pretty good, has nothing to do with
the enema, take those when needed. Hope you will soon be
feeling all O.K., must have taken cold on the Beach - the
water there is too cold for bathing, anyway is for me, tried
it a few times.
Haven't been feeling so good myself lately, but hope will
make it O.K. without caving in.
A rainy cold day here, like fall, most too cool to be
pleasant with house shut up.
All send love and best wishes to you and [
1102].
Ever the same, Eddie
8/27/36 [
849]'s letter to EC:
Dear Eddie:
My family seems determined to shock me into an early grave,
just as I was recovering from the suddenness of my mother's
illness and my sister's elopement, my brother got himself
into an automobile accident. He was critical for awhile.
They operated for internal injuries - a ruptured intestine -
we spent a week hovering at the bedside, but he is on the
mend now, and I am on the wane, just getting the effect of
the shock and the vigil. Seem to have lost all I gained -
knee is swollen, back sore and energy gone. Dobbins has been
working like a trojan on me and I have been using the vinegar
and salt massage, sleeping half the day and praying. We are
going to Washington in a few days for an assignment. Will be
there a little while and when we return will be at ...
street, the same street but farther west, in apartment 14b
instead of 4b. That combination, or rather the retention of
certain numbers in our change, may cause a mixup. Anyhow,
the old 59 number is no longer good.
Hope you've been getting on well. May send for a check
reading from Washington unless I take a turn for the better.
Our address there is ... Street, Northwest, Tel. ..., in case
any of you are in town.
Love to all - and let us know when the wedding is to come
off, and where.
[
849]
11/23/36 He obtained
849-17 on his life and work.
12/03/36 He requested a Physical Rdg. for his wife, Mrs.
[
1102].
6/26/37 Health advice was given in Mental-Spiritual rdg.
849-18.
9/12/37 He obtained his next Ck. Physical -
849-19.



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