1/04/39 Dr. P. Nover's ltr. to EC:
DR. PHILIP P. NOVER [D.D.S.]
260 West 72nd St.
New York
SUsquehanna 7-6261
My dear Mr. Cayce,
In spite of the fact that I am writing this letter to you
for a specific request at this time, I could think of nothing
more appropriate for the beginning of the New Year, than to
write to you and let you know how much I really do esteem and
respect you. After having heard of your miracles for over
two years, and then being brought into closer contact with
you and your work through the wonderful reading which you
gave my friend, Dr. [
1758], I feel that it is indeed a
privilege and an honor to have met you personally at the
meeting in the McAlpin Hotel.
As you may know, I am a friend of the entire family of [
257]
and also take care of their dental needs. Incidentally, this
brings me to the amazing reference of Mrs. [
1158] to me for
dental services. Mr. [
257] told me that Mrs. [
1158] had
received a reading from you in which she was informed to seek
me out for rendering the dental service which you suggested,
were necessary for her condition. Needless to say, I am
amazed beyond words, at the thought that you were aware of my
existence and yet, in view of what has transpired before, I
should not be surprised. Suffice it to say, that I am deeply
appreciative of your confidence in me, be it a spiritual or
material confidence, and I shall not do anything to destroy
that confidence.
Now, Mr. Cayce, I would like to ask a favor of you, which I
know you will do, if you can. I have brought to the
attention of some dear friends of mine, the wonderful
healings which you have effected, and persuaded them that
they should apply to you for a physical reading on their
child [
1790]. I am absolutely certain that you can help them
where medical science as practiced, has failed.
Will you please give them this reading at the earliest
possible time, as they are going away on a trip, and if your
reading arrives before they leave on a much needed rest, it
will send them away with a great deal of hope. If you will
let them know when you can give the reading, they will see to
it that the child is at a definite place at the appointed
time and will let you know accordingly.
I am also trying to induce several other people to invoke
your help, but as you undoubtedly know, the hardest thing in
the world is to get people to help themselves, especially
when it means having a sincere faith.
I am expectantly awaiting the time when I will be able to
have a nice long chat with you personally and even discuss
such material things a photography, of which we are both
ardent devotees.
With sincere wishes for a most happy, healthy and prosperous
New Year to you and yours, I am
Most sincerely, [signed] Philip P. Nover, D.D.S. [P.N./E.F.]
1/06/39 EC's ltr. to Dr. Nover:
Dear Dr. Nover;-
Very kind of you to say so many nice things about me.
Personally, I do not deserve them - for what comes is of its
self - for of myself can do nothing. That help comes with
the application of the suggestions is most remarkable and all
praise to the source of the information. Am most anxious
about Dr. [
1758] and hope you will see this is followed up
rather closely and other suggestions added as needed, for
it may be a long pull but believe he can make it.
Yes - have heard Mr. [
257] speak of you, and there is no one
I think more of than the [
257]'s - love every one of the
family like my own. Was not aware that Mrs. [
1158] had been
sent to you - but am sure if she comes you will find as
lovely person as you will meet in many a moon. Count Mr.
[
1151] and Mrs. [
1158] among my very best friends.
Have and do wonder, Dr., at the information as is given from
time to time. As an instance, some months ago was giving a
reading for my own son who is in school and it was suggested
he use a certain compound as a tonic - giving the name of the
people who made this - had never heard of it - and our
druggist had no record of such. So wrote the supposedly
manufacturers - they sent me compound, but asked how I had
heard of same for they had not put it on the market - but
were making experiments with same - testing out. How such
comes, well I still wonder.
Now as for the reading you asked about. The first open
period we have is the afternoon of the 13th if that will be
in time - enclosing Blank have the parents fill out and give
the address for that afternoon 3.30 to 4.30 E.S.T. Just hope
can be of service.
Thanking you for your interest - and trusting may have the
opportunity to talk with you soon.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
1/10/39 Father's letter:
Association For Research And Enlightenment, Inc.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce.
I have your letter of Jan. 7 in which you set the appointment
for the reading for our son [
1790] for Friday the 13th 3:30
to 4:30 P.M. This time is entirely satisfactory.
Our son will be in the library study room in the Wildwood
building of The Woods School located in Langhorne, Pa.
(Langhorne is a suburb of Philadelphia).
Mrs. [...] and I will be in our home at ..., Conn. One of
[
1790]'s teachers will be with him during the appointed time
and all of us will concentrate on the reading.
There are no specific question I can ask as no cause has been
found for the boy's condition. Of course we want to know
what the cause is, how it can be cured, and how long a cure
will take.
We are looking forward with great expectation to the results
of the reading and will do all we can to assist.
Sincerely
REPORTS
1/17/39 EC's ltr. to Mr. and Mrs. [...]:
Dear Mr. and Mrs. [...]:
Can well imagine just how anxious you have been about the
reading. Trust you have found it not unreasonable - but with
a hope that finds some response in the heart of each of you.
Know we are anxious to help if possible, but never wish to
hold out false hope, but have seen so many cases through the
years where, help has come when it has seemed there was no
answer.
Will be glad to hear from you and can we be of help at any
time, please call on us.
Hoping to have been of a service.
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce


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