3/14/30 EC's ltr. to [
2541]:
Mrs. [
2541]
New York City
Dear Mrs. [
2541]-
We were glad indeed to have yours of the 11th. I appreciate
your writing me as you did, and your taking the time to think
the matter over before expressing yourself. We are anxious
also to get your life reading. With the UNUSUAL number
coming in at present, I hope we will not have to delay this
any longer than absolutely necessary. I had a call today
from someone who wants some questions on his life reading.
We have had the request for several weeks, and I am sure you
remember - from the little while you were here - the great
number of requests that come in.
I am glad that Mr. [
4652] and the young ladies were
interested in their readings. We certainly are looking
forward to seeing you all at the Beach sometime this spring
or summer.
We are sending you under separate cover a small bottle of
Ipsab. This will possibly suffice until we are able to get
the manufacturing started in its regular routine. Then you
will be able to buy it at most any drug store; at least we
would like for you to call for it at all of them.
We will certainly be very glad to know Mr. [
1734] and Mrs.
[
1732] and will get just as much information for him as
possible. Whether we will be able to make five or six
appointments directly in a row for him or not, I can't say
just now. We have given him four appointments.
There are quite a number of people on the waiting list at the
hospital. Two more came in today. One came down from
Richmond and is waiting now at the hospital for an
appointment.
Thanks for your letter. All ask to be very kindly remembered
to you.
Sincerely, EC:GD
3/17/30 See
2541-2, an emergency Physical Reading for which
her cousins were present.
5/12/30 See
2541-3, a Life Reading.
7/23/41 See
2541-5 re. hay-fever, asthma attacks, allergy.



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