8/05/72 Mr. Kenneth O. Cayce, Sr. of Hopkinsville, Ky.,
reported that Mr. R., Mrs. [
4033]'s husband, visited him
in Hopkinsville early in 1950. "He spent the night in
Hopkinsville and asked the hotel clerk where he could find a
Cayce. He said he just wanted to relate his experience with
Edgar, saying that his wife [
4033] had been ill in the early
1940's and the doctor in Louisville had told him that her
condition was incurable and she would probably have only a
short time to live. About this time, an article appeared
in the magazine section of the Louisville Courier Journal
regarding Edgar Cayce and his readings. Mr. R. [not his real
name] had a sister, a school teacher, in Virginia Beach and
he called her to ask about Edgar Cayce. She said she had
never heard of the man but would ask some of the teachers at
school the next day, and ask if she could get a reading on
her sister-in-law. One teacher knew about him, also she was
a friend of Miss Gladys, Edgar's secretary. She arranged for
a reading which was given, a copy being sent to Louisville
with a certain medicine being recommended [Bromidia]. Mr.
Russell said he went to several drug stores and could not
find one that knew about this medicine. He then called
Virginia Beach and asked if a mistake had been made. Mr.
Cayce said no but to try another drug store, the name of
which he gave him. The medicine was located. Mr. Russell
said that in three weeks' time of following the treatment
recommended in the reading his wife had recovered and went
to the grocery. At the time he was talking with me, she
was living in Louisville and in fairly good health. Then
he said, 'That is why I wanted to talk to a Cayce.'"



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