9/14/32 Mr. [
2667]'s ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I am in receipt of your letter of September 10th, and was
glad to hear from you.
When ever I can come east I am going over to see your place
as I heard so much about it through our dear friend David.
Things I suppose are about the same in your vicinity as
they are with us; they say that things are improving and
prosperity is just around the corner, but they don't tell
you where that corner is. Well, I do believe that it cannot
last much longer and improvement will be gradual; as one man
put it the other day, "that this country is on the bottom of
a big boom" so it goes.
The main thing is to keep in good health, and be prepared to
meet the future. I am an optimist; sometimes I believe that
I am too much so, but I find that it is important to be so,
otherwise you might as well get out of the rank and file and
make room for the more energetically inclined; to survive
now-adays, is a man's job.
It will be O.K. the 20th, as per your time, and I shall look
forward hearing from you soon again, and in the meantime
take good care of your health, with kindest regards from
Mrs. [...] and myself to you and yours,
Yours very gratefully, [
2667]
9/21/32 See
2667-6, a Business Reading.



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