6/03/36 EC's letter to [
1113]:
Mr. [...]
New York City
Dear. Mr. [
1113]:-
Please pardon me for the delay in answering yours of the 26th
sooner. I have been trying, however, to locate a Wet Cell
Appliance in New York that would be obtainable and suitable
for Mr. [
1191]. The only one there that I think you MIGHT be
able to get would have to be altered some, as it is not
exactly the type appliance suggested for Mr. [
1191] - and
this would take several dollars. I wish I knew just what to
advise you. Of course, I have nothing to do with the
management of the Health Home Remedies Corp. It is only
recently that we have been able even to have such appliances
made up according to the suggestions given in the readings,
at any price. The Corporation has no research fund as yet;
consequently, it is not in a position to stock up on
materials required in order to rent the appliances; because
each appliance (of the Wet Cell type) has to be made
differently, according to the individual requirements, and
the materials are expensive - besides the labor involved.
Under the circumstances, I do not know what to advise you
regarding Mr. [
1191]. I would NOT ADVISE, however, your
obtaining or using a Wet Cell Appliance that is not made
exactly according to the specifications.
I'll be glad to give you the name and address of the
individual there who has the Appliance that I think you might
rent or borrow, for the time being, but it would have to be
sent to Health Home Remedies Corp. to be put into shape
according to the directions given specifically for Mr.
[
1191].
I appreciate your interest and your writing me. If it were
possible I would gladly contribute the amount necessary to
buy the Appliance for Mr. [
1191], but - as you know - I am
hardly able to keep up my own personal expenses in order to
carry on the work I am doing.
Appreciating your desire also to help your fellowman, and
with kindest personal regards - hoping you will let me hear
from you, I am
Sincerely,
ASS'N FOR RESEARCH & ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.
[EC:GD]
P.S. We would appreciate a report from any of the others who
have had readings through your suggestion, as to just how far
they have been able to follow the instructions and get
results. GD
6/09/36 Dr. House's letter:
Mr. [...]
New York, N.Y.
Dear Mr. [...]:
We have a memorandum from Mr. Cayce requesting that we write
you regarding the reconditioning of a Wet Cell Appliance for
use in Mr. [
1191]'s case.
These Appliances require a considerable amount of care in
order to keep them in good condition. Here are several
points to notice in looking over one that has been used.
Notice whether or not the rods which extend down into the
solution of the appliance are eaten or corroded. This
solution contains sulphuric acid and unless the rods are
properly cleaned each time that the appliance is recharged
they will be rendered useless by the action of the acid. Be
sure that the top fits snugly on the crock and is not warped
or eaten by the acid on the under side. Notice the Anodes
which are fastened to the body to see if they are corroded or
rusted by the action of the acids of the body. Be sure that
the tips which are fastened to the wires are not rusted.
Notice the wires to see if there are any places where the
insulation has worn off allowing them to become grounded.
We shall be more than glad to cooperate with you in any way
possible and if we can be of further service kindly let us
know.
Yours very truly,
HEALTH HOME REMEDIES CORPORATION
T. B. HOUSE
6/12/36 EC wrote Mr. [
1113] to see if he could obtain an
Appliance from Mrs. [
255], who had obtained one for use for a
member of her family and perhaps now it was not being used.
11/03/36 Daughter's wire: "An immediate check reading is
necessary for [
1191]. Would you earnestly try to give this
reading on Thursday November fifth between
3-4 o'clock P.M.
Wire collect today if possible to do this to [
1113] ..., N.Y.
Appreciate."
11/04/36 See
1191-2.



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