1/10/11 Affidavit signed by [
3967] before Notary Public,
George DeTreville, Hopkinsville, Kentucky:
"The affiant, [
3967], states that he has been troubled with
an eye effection for the last ten years, said condition
have rendered him almost blind; and in addition thereto, he
states that he has suffered almost continuously for the last
seven years with deep-boring headaches, which were so severe
at times, as to totally incapacitate him from any and all
sorts of occupation.
"He further states that he has consulted specialists in five
of our largest cities for said complaint, but received no
results. On November 1st, 1910, his case was diagnosed by
Edgar Cayce, said Cayce having no previous knowledge directly
or indirectly, of said trouble. The statements he gave are
appended to this affidavit and as far as affiant is able to
know the description is identical and it covers the entire
range of the trouble so far as he is able to judge. On
November 10th, 1910, treatment was resorted to according to
Mr. Cayce's dictation, and now, after two months has elapsed,
he states that in this time he has suffered with but one
headache of only a few hours duration, as compared with
previous seven years, in which time he had never gone one
week without as much as three whole days of suffering. He
states that his head feels clear and that his general health
is better than it has been for seven years.
"He further states that the only treatment resorted to was
that along the spine at the base of the brain, and in the
dorsal region, as outlined in diagnosis."*
Signed - [
3967]
"Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 10th day of January,
1911 George DeTreville, Notary Public."
* GD's note: I was told that the osteopathic treatments as
per the reading were given by Dr. James E. Oldham, one of the
earliest osteopaths, in Hopkinsville, Ky.



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