6/17/32 EC's ltr. to Mrs. [
1315]:
Dear Mrs. [
1315]:-
I received your letter of the 15th, and was glad to know
that you are feeling some better. With the following out
of the suggestions, I trust you will eliminate these
conditions entirely.
The doses of salts, soda and cream of tartar, should be equal
parts Squibb's Epsom Salts, common baking soda, and Cream of
Tartar just as you get it from the drug store.
As for the fruit, I would understand that you should have
oranges, lemons or grapefruit for breakfast - and any other
fruits during the day that agree with you, between meals or
at meals.
I am trusting that some of you can be present at our meeting.
From Mr. [
5541] I have understood that some of you may be
here over the Fourth. Should you be able to come a few days
sooner you could meet with our local group and whoever comes
during the few days of the meeting. I would like for you to
know this group, and I am sure they will all be happy to meet
you.
Appreciating your interest, and hoping and trusting that we
may be of service, I am
Sincerely, [EC:GD]
6/28/32 Son [
949]'s handwritten ltr. from Mrs. [
1315] to EC:
Tues.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
Sorry to have kept you waiting so long, but I have been very
busy moving the family to Oak Ridge where we're spending the
summer.
At the time you mention [
6/14/32, 11:10 A.M.], I remember
nothing. I had some pain and fell asleep. When I awoke,
the pain was gone.
If it is not too much trouble, I should like to see a copy
of the description [5749-1], and any ideas you may have had
on the subject.
Sincerely, Mrs. [
1315]
7/05/32 EC's ltr. to Mrs. [
1315]:
My dear Mrs. [
1315]:-
The delay in answering yours of June 28th has been due to our
very busy Annual Congress week. We feel that we had a most
successful meeting. While not as many out of town members
here as we had hoped, still - the interest created and the
data seems to be very much worth while. We are hoping that
the record of this Congress will prove of value to members
in years to come.
The information that came at the end of your check reading
was most extraordinary. Just why it came we do not
understand. The answers to the questions we have asked
regarding this do not at present satisfy our little minds.
Possibly we can see later on, should other experiences come,
just why such occurs from time to time. It is no new
experience for information to be given in this manner;
rather is it a new experience to receive this TYPE of
information. The attunement created by such no doubt had
something to do with your feeling free of pain when you
awoke. If you could remember any dream or experience during
that sleep, it would certainly be most interesting. Thank
you very much for your letter, and we are enclosing a copy
of the description given. This only makes us desire to know
more.
Trusting your stay at Oak Ridge will be most pleasant and
satisfactory to all, and with love and good wishes from all
here to you all, I am
Sincerely, [EC:GD]
9/08/32 She obtained another Physical Reading for her sinus
condition. See
1315-4.



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