Mr. [
2903]'s ltr. to EC:
Dear Edgar -
Just a note while I am digesting my noon day lunch and to
say I cannot yet tell you anything in the [
4978] case.
He promised me some days ago to turn the matter over to
Dr. Ottarson [Dr. Ottarson, M.D.], his physician and as
I had not heard from him I had the girl to phone him this
am inviting him to the lunch with me but he told her he
would not make it tomorrow so I think he is playing for
time. He largely believes in you and wants to try it out
but does not want to go against his doctor and I think is
working on him also his wife. I told him to have his doctor
talk to Dr. Cayce [E. B. Cayce, M.D.] or to me so I hope we
will finally get this to working soon.
I wrote to the parties you gave me the names of and promptly
heard from all except the Daytona, Fla. person and guess he
is too busy with the Florida boom - I did not talk up with
Dr. Cayce - All gave favorably replies so I showed them
to Mr. [...] [husband of [
4978]] and told him to call on
Dr. Cayce. Where I do not blame them from being somewhat
skeptical yet if they will give me a chance I will make them
a stump speech and believe I can bring the proper pressure
to bear that will get a trial and results.
I received your reading on me and it was interesting and
seemed to match up pretty well especially as regards the
varicose vein trouble I have in my ankles in fact I think
it a good diagnosis and as soon as some matters work out I
am working on I am going to follow them out as you suggest.
You spoke of the heart's action - Did your stenographer leave
out something. It appears there was however I have not had
any trouble with that organ particularly.
You spoke of adverse conditions brought about many years ago
when I fell - STEPS. I infer from this that I must have
fallen on or from steps - I do not recall such and wish it
was possible to determine or locate such.
As I do not know what the meaning of some of your terms are
I am going to try [to] look them up today or tomorrow and see
just what I look like inside and I will then be in better
position to know my self. On the whole I think your reading
quite correct and I believe will be worth while to me as soon
as I can get the time & place to give it a thorough tryout.
I am getting some data of cases I think will but you and in
the proper way at the proper times when the best effects will
be had am going to put them in touch with you that I may not
only be of assistance to you but especially to them for like
yourself I think the greatest service we can render is to our
fellow man. That I have always wanted to do.
As I must go up town I will close with love to all and best
wishes
Yours [
2903]
5/05/26 Mrs. [
4843] obtained a Physical Rdg. via his
recommendation.
8/05/33 Mr. [
2903] requested the first of a series of Physical
Readings on his daughter, Miss [
386].
2/43 Mr. [
2903] had his eyes operated on for cataracts, first
one, then the other.
2/10/43 [
2921]'s letter: "Guess you know [
2903] has to have
his eyes operated on next Friday in Nashville. They are
going to operate on one at a time."
6/26/43 Letter, and previous interim correspondence not
related to his health, see under
2903-1 Reports.
GD's note: We heard that Mr. [
2903] died in the fall of 1944
of cirrhosis of the liver. He was nursed at the last by his
sister, Mrs. [
760].



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