7/13/39 Letter from M. R. Brown to EC: "I am writing you in
the interest of a young friend of mine, [
1967] has had an ear
trouble since two years of age. His ears have been running
at times all his life, and a few months ago he lost his
hearing entirely in one ear, the right, and he now has some
kind of growth in his left ear. We have heard of some of
the cases you have been the means of affecting a cure, and
as [
1967] is without funds, his friends have turned over to
the writer $20.00 to be used for him in the hope that you may
be able to do something for him.
"I wish to impress upon you the urgency of his case and
ask that you communicate with him as soon as possible,
sending form for making application for membership in your
association. The local doctors advise that he will loose
his eyesight and his mind in a short time if some effective
treatment is not found soon. Mr. [
1787], ..., Kentucky, a
member of your association has donated very liberally to
this cause and feels that you may be of great assistance
to [
1967].
"Hoping to hear from you soon..."
"P.S. You may address your communications to [
1967], or
M. R. Brown, ..., Kentucky."
REPORTS
4/04/40 Mr. M. R. Brown's letter: "The boy whom you treated
here [
1967] has been helped so much, the writer is raising
the money by popular subscription to have you try to help
Mr. [
2183]."
4/25/40 Mr. M. R. Brown's letter: "Enclosing application
and money order covering same for [
2183], ..., Kentucky for
reading on date given in application. The writer will try
to get [
1967] to come in and give you a full report as to his
condition. I was talking to him several days ago as to his
condition and he said he was lots better and could now hear
the church bells from his home and had not been able to do so
for five or six years. He looks like one in perfect health
weighs 175 or 180 pounds, but as soon as possible I will get
him in my office and mail report to you in his own words.
"Sincerely hope you may be able to do as much for Mr. [
2183]
as you have for [
1967]..."
4/40 Letter from [
1967] in his own writing: "I feel a lot
better, but I still have rheumatism in my right shoulder and
in my hips and I have stomach burns due to gas on my stomach.
"My head is a lot better.
"My ears don't run any hardly.
"I have gained 40 lbs. in weight. I weigh 200 lbs. now."
5/03/40 EC's letter: "Thank you for yours of recent date
regards how you are feeling - if we can be of further help
to you in suggesting how you may clear up any troubles with
yourself, will be glad to try.
"Glad you are better. All the praise for such is to a higher
source than I - to the Giver of all Good and perfect gifts."


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