Prepare at least a two gallon keg, preferably oak, charred
inside. Into this put at least a gallon or gallon and a
half of Pure Apple Brandy. The key is to be prepared so
that after the Brandy is put in same it is to set up on end,
and into the upper end of the keg is put a tube, or a metal
tube, - not larger than a quarter of an inch, - that is,
the opening in same, - so that a rubber tube may be put over
this. But this would be so arranged that it could be kept
tightly corked. Then a small gimlet hole would be put in the
other side, - that is, on the same top end of the keg, but
other edge of the head of the keg now sitting up, see? This
must also be kept tightly corked, with an oak splinter or
peg. Then when this is to be used, remove both corks or pegs
and inhale the fumes that are caused by the evaporation from
the Brandy. This is not to be drunk, you see, - only the
fumes are to be inhaled into the lungs, - through the throat,
of course. Not too much at once, but two or three times a
day. The openings are to be kept tightly corked except when
in use. Keep the keg close to some place where evaporation
may take place, or fumes or gas may form by the evaporation
in the upper portion of the keg, - that is, in a warm place.
The fumes would be inhaled in the mouth, throat and lungs,
two three, four times a day; three, four, five whiffs at a
time. This will act as a purifier, it will aid in allaying
the attempts for cough or for expectoration, and also aid in
reducing the temperatures which arise.
At least twice each day we would take half a glass of raw
milk in which there would be stirred half a teaspoonful of
Acigest. This would be put in and stirred, and allowed to
stand for a minute or a little bit more. It is better if the
milk is still warm from the animal heat. Not that the milk
is not to be kept, if this is not practical, but arrange to
have this night and morning when it is fresh from the cow -
half a glass, half a teaspoonful of Acigest. This is to be
take care of the disturbing conditions, adding sufficient
of the acids to the system through the digestive forces of
the body in such a way as to cause the foods to be better
assimilated, and to act with the conditions that are being
disturbed by the inroads of the tubercle itself upon the
organs of the assimilating and eliminating system.
Also at least once each day we would have the activities of
those properties known as Calcios, that may be spread on a
little wafer, - about as much as a patter of butter.
Then the rest of the foods, - take as much beef juice in
small quantities as the body may assimilate, but do not
attempt to take more than a teaspoonful at a time, or more
than a tablespoonful during a day - for the first two or
three weeks. But take at least three minutes in taking even
a teaspoonful. Hence it is to be SIPPED, not gulped; so
that it, the liquid itself, the beef juice may be easily
assimilated through being mixed well with the fluids of the
mouth before being swallowed. We do not mean beef extract,
nor beef soup, but BEEF JUICE! This is to be made from the
lean beef, preferably the neck of the cow - or the rump.
This is the type of meat to be used to make the juice.
More strength will be found in same.
No fried foods at any time!
Broiled chicken, or chicken soup, would be very well to be
taken.
Also lentils, okra, tomatoes in moderation - not large
quantities of these, would be well for the body. For this
body, we find that the CANNED tomatoes would be better than
the fresh, unless allowed to ripen thoroughly on the vine and
not ripened after being pulled.
Especially okra is beneficial. If this is taken as part
of a meal each day it would be most satisfactory, for the
activities from this will aid in the digestive forces of
the system.
Have calves' liver once or twice a week, - this broiled.
Do not eat too much of the white breads. Preferably
use the whole wheat, corn bread or the like, - these are
much preferable. The corn bread, - make it egg bread, or
johnnycake - but baked, NOT fried - or it may be steamed, as
with the egg, in what is known as spoon bread.
Once a day, preferably in the afternoon, a raw egg yolk with
about a teaspoonful of whiskey added to cook same, and then
stirred in a glass of raw fresh milk, would be very well.
But DO NOT take milk from a cow that has not been tested for
tuberculosis! for this would only add those conditions that
would be hard to combat.
Do these, and keep these up.
Keep in the open, NIGHT AND DAY if practical, but never with
a great deal of draft or with the wind blowing on the body.
Keep warm, - that is, do not get chilled, or let any part of
the body get cold.
Do not get the body wet or damp from exposure or the like.
Do all of these, and then in six to eight weeks we would give
further instructions.
Ready for questions.
We are through for the present.
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(See illustrated drawing [which was enclosed] of Charred Oak
Keg prepared for use with Apple Brandy.
See directions [which were enclosed] for preparing Pure Beef
Juice.
The Acigest AND the Calcios are manufactured and distributed
by Dr. A. A. Nichoson, Colloidal Health Products Corp.,
Greenvale, Long Island, N.Y. The Acigest sells for $1.00
a bottle, and the Calcios - a syrupy paste containing free
calcium easily assimilated - sells for $2.50 a jar.
See application [which was enclosed] to be returned if you
wish to be put on the Association prayer group list, for
renewed strength and health.
When you have followed all of these suggestions for six
weeks, let us know so we may make an appointment for your
Check Physical Reading in time to give further suggestions.)
BACKGROUND
3/22/39 Letter: "I have been in poor health for the past two
years and a half and in bed most of the time and not able to
work."
5/26/39 [
1899]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Dear Sir
In regard to your letter of May, 24.
I live in front of ... school house, on Highway 62, but I
call for my mail at the post office.
I have been pronounced with T.B. and my stomach and kidneys
bother me too. I also will give my time asked for May, 29,
from 9.30 to 10.30.
Sincerely yours
REPORTS
6/09/39 [
1899]'s letter to EC:
..., Ky.
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Dear Sir:
Received my reading last Saturday, and was well pleased with
it. I have ordered the medicine and charred keg.
About other foods other than you told me to eat for
Breakfast, Eggs and cereals and vegetables at other meals,
I want to be sure so I can do as near like you want me to
as possible. My foods haven't been digesting good for some
time, maybe for a month they would and then I would have a
spell with my stomach. This last spell has bothered me for
nearly a month.
Seems like every spell I have it weakens me down. I feel
pretty good as long as my stomach and kidneys don't bother
me.
I will do every thing you suggest and as near as I can and
like you want me to.
Sincerely yours
6/13/39 EC's letter to [
1899]:
Dear Mr. [
1899]
Have yours of the 9th - glad to hear from you, and do hope
you will soon be seeing some results. Can well imagine what
a time you have with your food. The things suggested should
form the basis of your meals I think - but do you find they
do not agree to be sure take things that do, but keep them
as the foundation if possible. Very soon we will check up
on the condition - so you after a week or ten days make out a
list of questions of things that bother you most, and we will
see what the reading has to say about them - and if there are
other suggestions. You are at home all the time are you? As
would not wish to undertake it and you not be at the address
we have. So let us know about that when you write.
Know we are anxious to try and help and hope you will write
ever so often just how you are.
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
6/24/39 [
1899]'s letter to EC:
Have yours of June 13. I haven't got all of the medicines
yet. I got the Calcios but the Acigest was broken when it
came so I reordered it the 17th and it hasn't come in yet. I
am at home most of the time but might not be if you would let
me know I would be.
The things that bother me most is as follows, I am bothered
with catarrh of the head and it gets sore and hurts. Of
course it could be my teeth. Are eyes one that causes it as
my teeth seems to be sound on the outside.
In the hollow place in my stomach is sore once in a while. I
am awful nervous at times. My stomach hasn't cramped me but
very little the last week or so.
When I urinate there is a white passage afterwards like milk
white, not all the time but once in a while. My tongue
stays coated most of the time a thick white coat. Maybe
when you give me a recheck, it will show if there is other
trouble besides the ones I have mentioned, if there is any.
That I don't know about.
I guess this about covers everything.
Sincerely yours
P.S. When I have those spells with my stomach it makes me
weak & nervous.
7/05/39 [
1899]'s letter to EC:
..., Ky.
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Dear Sir:
Have yours of June 28 - 39
I am feeling some better now. I still have a few pains in my
stomach, but haven't had a real bad spell lately.
I don't know of any thing else other than I mentioned in
letter of 24 of June, except just under my ribs on left side
there seems to be something loose at times. I hope if there
is anything else bothering except what I have mentioned, it
will show up in the recheck.
I am doing just as near like you have told me to.
In the pit or hollow of my stomach is sore or just below my
breast bone I suppose that would be where you would call it.
I have moved since reading before, so I will be at home on
place which is known as The ... Place, ..., Ky. R.F.D. 2.
I guess this is all hoping to show improvement in recheck.
Yours truly
7/08/39 See
1899-2.



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