7/20/27 Mrs. [...]'s letter:
Monte Sano,
Huntsville, Alabama
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I regret very much not getting your letter in time for the
reading. The letter reached us, away out on the mountain at
dusk of July 19.
We did not hear from you. Mr. [
3819] was, if not losing,
certainly not gaining, so fearing to take the long trip to
the coast and no definite place to go, we left Kelso, where
Mr. [
3819] was very unhappy, and took this house out on the
quiet, restful mountain. He is much improved, though we have
been here less than a week.
The Double X Radium pad, he wears constantly. The medicine
I had filled at Green's B'ham, but on account of the bowel
condition we were waiting to hear from you further before
using it.
We are very anxious for another reading, at your earliest
convenience. Questions we wish asked particularly what
causes & how to remedy the bowel condition that now exists.
Nerves, though greatly improved, how treat. How build the
blood and not harm the bowels!
Mr. Cayce, you have read his condition so much more
accurately than the doctors have been able to see it. We are
keenly anxious for your advice, and shall follow as nearly as
possible.
Very sincerely, Mrs. [...] Huntsville, Ala Gen. Del.
Monte Sano - 6 miles from Huntsville on Mt.
8/02/27 EC's letter:
Mrs. [...]
General Delivery,
Huntsville, Alabama
Dear Mrs. [...]
I am sorry indeed to know that our letter was so long
delayed, and that we have been so long in writing you at this
time - but so many changes have been taking place that we
find it has been impossible to keep up with our appointments,
but we hope now we will be better able to take care of
conditions as they arise. Just as soon as you receive this,
if you desire the reading to be made at once, you may wire me
or write me a special delivery letter, and you will know from
the time it takes for this letter to reach you, how long it
will take your letter to reach me - and the reading will be
taken on the day or the day following the receipt of your
letter or wire. If there are any special questions or
conditions other than you mention in your letter of July
20th, please make note of them, that we may get this
clarified just as much as possible.
Hoping that Mr. [
3819] is still on the improve, and with
kindest personal regards to you both, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
8/05/27 Mrs. [...]'s letter:
HOTEL TWICKENHAM
AMERICAN PLAN
Quincy B. Love.
Managing Director
Huntsville, Ala.
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr.Cayce:
Since Mr. & Mrs. Dillman and some other friends are to spend
this weekend with us, I am writing instead of wiring you.
Perhaps it makes no difference, I do not know. Anyway
after Mon. A.M., we relax into quiet again.
You know we are out on Monte Sano - a mountain about 4 1/2
miles from Huntsville. It is very quiet and restful there.
Wednesday morning and Saturday morning we will come to town
to market, the rest of the week we will be there. Anxious to
get the reading since Mr. [
3819] wishes to return to B'ham.
Questions I am anxious about.
Should he take the medicine you advised.
What can we do for the bowel condition?
Should he go to Mayo Bros. for examination.
Is it advisable for him to return to work early in September?
Should he have Dr. Percy Woodall treat him for hemorrhoids?
Blood?
Why the brown color sometimes?
Now Mr. Cayce, YOU will know which questions to ask. I have
felt all along that Mayo's is the best place we have, but
of course if it is not necessary to go there, we should not
incur that expense.
I am sure the pad must be helping him - his nerves are much
improved and perhaps his blood some. Though I am sure he is
far from well.
Trusting that we may hear from you at your earliest
convenience, I am,
Very sincerely, Mrs. [...] Huntsville, Ala. Gen. Del.
8/09/27 See
3819-2.



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