5/05/34 EC's letter to [
1377]:
My dear Miss [
1377]
I was, indeed, very glad to have yours of the 1st.
Sorry to know that you have been feeling so badly this
winter. It would seem to me, Miss [
1377], that Dr. Brown
[Cornelia J. Browne, D.C., N.D.] should be able to keep the
drainages so active in your body that these lesions and the
scar tissue as naturally form from operations, so as to
prevent these distressing conditions arising at this time,
though I am sure you may be one of those individuals that
under the stress and strain of financial conditions felt you
had no right to ask that such be even attempted, but this, I
think, you should not stand back on.
Sorry, too, that in all probability you will break up from
your present surroundings. Be sure to let us keep in touch
with you and know that we are very desirous of continuing to
send the literature on to you if you are desirous of having
it, for if it can be of any help or aid to you, why we want
to send it on to you, and I would like for you to give us the
address as soon as you get settled. Of course, if you feel
that you do not want to have this, why we do not want to
insist, but we appreciate the efforts that you are making.
With love and regards from each one here, I am
Sincerely
8/16/34 She referred Mrs. [
638] for first Physical Reading.
5/26/37 "Could I have a PROMPT reading? Will be in my room
at the address below Sat. p.m. May 29th from 1 to 4 o'clock,
and also Sun. and Mon. the same time."
5/31/37 See
1377-9.



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