7/15/28 Report on 3735-1 of July 9, 1928:
ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL INVESTIGATORS, INC.
(This form to be filled out and returned after reading is
received)
Name - [
3735]
Address - ..., Pa.
Age - 50
Sex - Female
Married of Single - Married
Nationality - American for generations
REMARKS
(You will please state in the space below how near, in your
opinion, reading fits your condition, as you know it
yourself, and if you expect to carry out the suggestions made
for the improvement of your health)
I was very well satisfied with the reading. I have not (as
yet) been able to grasp the full meaning of everything he has
written, but the main points are quite clear. I have what
some doctors call arthritis others (high up) food poisoning.
It began when my son was born 21 years ago, starting in right
knee & going to left tho not so severely, but in the last
year, all joints in body & muscles are involved & at times
can hardly move, but notice when I cut out food for day or
two, I limber up considerably. I have accused my husband of
suggesting ill health to me which he has done religiously
ever since we were married (25 yrs. ago) & being highly
nervous have rebelled and gotten myself in frightful states
at times - hysterics & all that. My husband has sort of let
up recently as Dr. Lerman (?) told him the condition in my
colon was due to excitement and at such times a spasm took
place, etc. I have a very good husband in many ways but
temperamentally we were not suited I am quite sure, & I have
been a sufferer through it.
I shall endeavor to carry out instructions. By manipulation,
does Mr. Cayce mean Osteopathic treatment?
I have a Battle Creek Health Builder which I use every day in
manipulation & I wonder if that would be sufficient; or would
he rather I have a person give it - to me by hand?
In reading on page 4 of letter see that it would be necessary
to have a person do the manipulating. I did not quite
understand about diet. Please make clearer.
Yours Sincerely, Mrs. [
3735]
7/20/28 EC's ltr. to [
3735]:
Mrs. [
3735]
My dear Mrs. [
3735]
I have your report of some days ago, and I want to thank you
for same. I'm sure a close and careful study of the
information given will enlighten you more and more as you
apply the suggestions made for the improvement of the
condition.
For instance, the Radio-Active Appliance suggested in your
reading is an appliance made by hand, by one of the officers
of our Association, inasmuch as there was not such a thing on
the market - and the hospital when it is in operation, by the
use of such, will no doubt be able to get something to-gether
from this that will be beneficial to all mankind. Just as
each individual's careful report on results obtained through
the USE of same will assist us in this direction. This we
will ask YOU to do personally. Then, as you apply the rest
of it, I'm sure there will come the time when you will want
to check up on the condition; that is, ask questions
regarding your physical condition, through a subsequent
reading, and in this way find out just how your body is
responding TO what you have been applying. In the follow-up
readings we have often found that corrections have been made
of the former understandings of individuals as to the exact
treatment. When you order the appliance from Mr. Brown, ask
him to give you explicit directions as to its use, carrying
the properties of gold, etc. As I understand from your
reading it is necessary to have the manipulations given by a
good osteopath, one that will stimulate the assimilating and
eliminating system in accordance with the changed vibrations
being created by the use of the Radio-Active Appliance.
As for the diet, it seems that you know what to eat, but
don't always live up to it.
Our work is progressing very nicely. The hospital is
actually under construction, and we hope will be completed
and in operation by early Fall.
Let us hear from you. We will want to get another reading
for you when you have followed the suggestions for the length
of time given.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
8/02/28 [
3735]'s letter to Morton Blumenthal:
The Association of Nat. Investigators - Mr. Morton H.
Blumenthal, Pres.
Dear Sir:
Your letter of July 24th [See printed card soliciting funds,
in
4358-4 Reports] just received in which you make a request
for money. Seems to me you are in somewhat of a hurry. I
never make a donation for a thing of this kind unless I feel
pretty sure of what I am sponsoring - and I certainly do not
know anything about you or your hospital. Mr. Cayce has
given me a diagnosis and I am following his directions - if
he proves true - I shall consider helping your Association.
Just at the present time I shall admit it is not very
promising - but I am giving the treatment a month's trial.
Yours truly, [
3735]
8/20/28 EC's letter to [
3735]:
My dear Mrs. [
3735]
Yours of August 2nd to the Association attention of Mr.
Blumenthal, the President, has been handed to me.
I hope you do not misconstrue our enthusiasm and anxiety for
the success of the hospital being builded, and our desire for
the cooperation of those who may be interested in same. It
IS NOT the intention of any of those associated in the work
to OVERDO or UNDERDO anything that pertains to same. The
campaign for funds has not been handled from this office;
consequently those handling same do not know the
circumstances of each one they write to, not even as well as
I, but simply know that the individual is or has been
interested sufficiently to request information.
Now I note what you say in this, that at the present time the
suggestion does not seem to be giving promised results. I
cannot help but feel Mrs. [
3735] from past experience, that
the fault must be somewhere in the application of the
information. May I not try to be of assistance in the better
understanding? I assure you it is only to be of help that we
are trying to do this work. It is not for any ultra motive
whatever, for fame or for money, or for anything other than
to be USED, if possible, for the benefit for those that seek
relief physically, mentally, or what not. May we not try to
help?
Thanking you for the honest and candid expression, and
trusting we may be of service, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
8/27/28 [
3735]'s letter to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce:
This request of Mr. Blumenthal came so quickly, I concluded
the whole thing was a money making scheme and perhaps I was a
bit abrupt when I answered.
I have not been helped and therefore I do not feel like
contributing - in fact Mr. Cayce your diagnosis might mean
anything - but I was willing to go through with what I
started and I have been treated so honestly by Mr. Brown I
have no complaint to make.
Trusting your success I am, Sincerely yours, [
3735]


Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993, 1994, 1995 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation