8/25/36 Mr. [
333]'s letter: "Well, you certainly were the
means of making four people happy up here today in doing
something very helpful for poor [
1242]. The prescription
for the spray was filled at once and his first use of it
made it possible for him to eat and eat with comfort. They
felt that the results were amazing and so do we.
"I feel that the use of the Wet Cell in the new manner is to
be very helpful in checking the spreading of the disease.
"There is one question we all wanted to ask because of the
druggist's reaction to making up the prescription.
Mrs. [...] [his wife] took care of having it filled and was
very insistent that the ingredients be mixed in the order
given in the reading. The druggist insisted that if he did
this that the Turp and Benzoin would not mix with the water
and alcohol. So he mixed the Turp and Benzoin together and
then added them to the water and alcohol, having already
mixed the Eucalyptus with the alcohol and water. Does this
make any difference? Is it necessary in every case that the
ingredients in a prescription be mixed in the exact order as
given?
"Thanks so much for your great help. May God continue to add
His blessing as always to that you are doing."
8/26/36 EC wrote Mr. [
333] to tell Mr. [
1242] and wife he
would be glad to get a ck. reading any time without
reimbursement, "though I feel he is fighting a losing game
from the physical angle and know it must be an awful, awful
thing. Tell him he can call on us at any time."
8/26/36 EC's letter to Mrs. [
480]: "Some of the reports we
have had on these Appliances have been most remarkable. Just
the other day [
8/23/36] I had a telephone conversation with a
man in Washington. He has a horrible, horrible disturbance!
There is possibly no cure. He has cancer of the face, about
half of it gone - but the reading suggested the use of one of
these with some metals that might be carried into the system.
And his wife talking to me over the phone (together with his
friend, the man who suggested he get a reading) said while he
was only to use it every other day, as the time came for him
to use it he got more and more anxious, as it was the only
thing he had ever seen that brought him relief without
sticking a needle in his arm. And he feels that if he could
have had the reading sometime ago it might have enabled him
to carry on. It makes me wish that I could do more."
8/29/36 EC's letter: "Usually the compounds given state
whether or not the ingredients should be added in the order
named. Just whether such was the case in the last reading
for Mr. [
1242], I do not know. Oftentimes, of course, the
druggists know that such compounds do not mix unless combined
in a certain way and manner, and it is always most
satisfactory when we can get one who will take some interest
and some consideration for such things. Often we have had
the experience where a variation in the compounding of the
properties has made a great deal of difference."
9/02/36 Mr. [
333]'s letter: "I am writing this to you in
haste from the office and to you as I do not have the Norfolk
address of the Health Home Remedies Corp. here with me.
Mrs. [...] [[
1242]'s wife] phoned me that the lead wire loop
in the jar containing the Silver Nitrate has corroded or
dissolved and there is no longer any connection. Please have
new wire and cap complete sent by special delivery. I wonder
why this gave out so soon. Is it usual for this to happen?
"[
1242] is stronger. Has gained 4 lbs., is eating and
sleeping well."
9/07/36 Mr. [
333]'s letter: "I am writing this from [
1242]'s
home. They called me this afternoon asking me to come over
and prepare questions for check reading. The thirty day
period expires Saturday. I enclose list of questions on
separate sheet. Please notify them direct of the
appointment."
9/14/36 Mr. [
333]'s letter: "I went in to see [
1242] and
found him feeling quite chipper and hopeful. They are going
on with the treatment pending receipt of the check reading.
I suppose you rec'd my letter with the questions."
9/15/36 Mr. [
1242]'s wife's letter verifying appointment:
"Mr. [
1242] has hopes of soon writing an encouraging letter
personally. At the present date he is much too weak to do
so. This weakened condition (he thinks) is due to the use
of so many sedatives, also the last few days desire to eat
is lacking, consequently he is losing weight steadily."
9/17/36 See
1242-4.



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