(Q) Can I acquire again the powers of close application to
business duties and retentive memory?
(A) Is that not the effect being created by the quieting of
the nerve forces, enabling the body to concentrate?
Yes, - these should be EASILY acquired, if there is the
proper precaution and persistence and consistency kept.
Keep away from strong drink, from beer, from carbonated
drinks of any kind.
Keep away from sedatives as much as practical.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(See extra sheet of directions [which was enclosed] for Dr.
Frank Dobbins, 551 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
See folder and illustration [which were enclosed] of
Radio-Active Appliance.
At your convenience we would appreciate a history of
your case to the time of obtaining the Reading. This is
valuable for our files, so we may have a comparison with
our information.)
BACKGROUND
7/13/39 [
1959]'s letter to EC:
New York
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Dear Sir -
I am enclosing the form supplied me by Mr. [...].
On July 19th between 10.30 & 11.30 A.M. I will be at the
Princeton Club 39 EAST 39th St., New York City.
Questions:
1. What diet or treatment will improve digestions - reduce
fermentation?
2. How can more normal sleep be induced?
3. Can I acquire again the powers of close application to
business duties and retentive memory?
[
1959]
REPORTS
8/04/39 [
1959]'s letter to EC:
... St.
New York City
Dear Mr. Cayce
Referring to the reading for me dated July 19, I was
impressed by the substance and all the details of your
findings. It appealed to me as the most accurate and
helpful diagnosis of my troubles that has ever been made.
I am following the recommendations to the letter and shall
expect favorable results.
If you wish to keep in touch with the case I will report
later on, and will also give some facts regarding the history
of any difficulties - as requested at the end of your report.
Sincerely, [
1959]
9/15/39 He requested Physical Reading for his son - See
2009-1.
1/29/40 [
1959]'s letter to EC:
... St.
New York, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Cayce -
Refer to the reading which you gave me July 19, 1939.
I had good results from following your directions.
It appears to me that you might help me to carry on further
with improvement of my health.
I do not know whether you would call it a check reading or
not. Having overcome the specific condition we were aiming
at the first time this should be approached as a new effort
and all resources and skill should be called upon to take
another step.
If you will assign me a time and tell me what to send you
in payment I will write again giving necessary details and
remittance.
There is nothing acute nor urgent about my case and I prefer
to have the benefit of whatever advantage there may be in
receiving attention from you when your are not too rushed.
With best wishes,
Sincerely, [
1959]
2/28/40 EC's letter to [
1959]:
Dear Mr. [
1959]
Have yours of the 26th - can give you the afternoon of the
Wed. the 6th 3.30 to 4.30 E.S.T. if that will be convenient
for you. Let us have your address and questions.
Sincerely hope we may be of a real service.
Sincerely, [signed] Edgar Cayce
3/02/40 [
1959]'s response:
I will be at Princeton Club, Ground Floor, 39th St. and Park
Ave., N.Y.C.
Questions:
1. How can I maintain my digestive system in normal, neutral
(non-acid) condition?
2. How can I build my nerve forces to normal vital activity?
(low blood pressure)
... St.
New York City
3/06/40 See
1959-2.



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