9/18/37 [
1097]'s letter to EC: [Dictated to wife or
daughter?]
My friend Cacey [Cayce]:
Have been laid up for the past seven months - having had a
stroke of paralysis. I was deprived of the use of my right
arm, right side and right leg, but am thankful that my
condition otherwise is alright.
I wonder if you would be kind enough to give me a reading
covering my condition suitable to your convenience. I am at
home at ... Avenue, ..., Texas. I am hoping that you are
getting along nicely, both personally and in a business way.
I don't suppose that you have heard lately from our mutual
friend [
257]? Give him my personal regards when you hear
from him.
Regards to yourself and best wishes,
[
1097]
REPORTS
9/28/37 EC's letter to [
1097]:
Dear Mr. [
1097];-
Mighty sorry to hear of your misfortune, wish you had let me
hear from you sooner, such cases are much easier to handle
and to obtain results before the lesion has formed in the
brain but there has been most excellent results obtained for
a great many people by following the suggestions given in
such cases. And do hope you will at least give this a fair
trial, for feel sure you will get marvelous results if you
will sincerely give it a trial.
Yes in the same mail as your letter came, had letter from our
friend [
257] asking for reading for his wife. Expect to see
them last of this month.
Be sure and let me hear from you Mr. [
1097], for would like
to see you get good and well again and think you can do it.
With all good wishes
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
8/02/39 Mr. [
4278]'s letter: "I understand that [
1097] died
last year. Am not sure, but I heard it somewhere."



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