2/16/33 EC's ltr. to [
4212]:
Chicago, Ill.
My dear Mr. [
4212]
It was certainly good to have yours of the 10th and to hear
from you again.
About Christmas time I had a card and a very short note from
Mr. Wyrick. I haven't heard from him since I wrote then, but
I am writing again. Thanks for giving me his address.
I also appreciate your giving me Dr. Wright's address, and I
have today written him.
There have been many changes. I know everyone having a job
with any organization or corporation is just hanging on,
almost by the skin of the teeth. But it won't be long before
times will begin to change. In fact, you can put this in
your little note book:
The turning point in the depression was on the 31st day of
January, 1933! Now, whether we go up faster than we went
down depends a great deal on us. You know, we have been
living so long without much consideration as to the source of
all we have. [[
3976] series?] Faith without any confidence,
or confidence without any faith, is like the old Biblical
saying, "Faith without works is dead." But when we realize
our own error, and stop blaming someone else, knowing we all
have a part and must help reconstruct, better times will be
here!
I do hope you will find the opportunity to let me hear from
you again. I am certainly glad you are feeling well
yourself.
Remember me to Mr. Wyrick when you write, though I assure you
I am writing to him again myself.
Please give my regards to all there who remember me or may
care to hear.
I assure you that I'll certainly look you up when I come to
Chicago, sometime this spring or summer.
With all good wishes and kindest regards, I am
Sincerely EC:GD ASS'N FOR RESEARCH & ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.
3/04/33 Dr. Wright's ltr. to EC:
4341 N. Damen Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Sir-
I have yours of recent date and have carefully noted same.
Will say that I have handled several cases that you have made
readings for in the last few years, and I must say that I
have found your diagnosis of diseased conditions to be
remarkable. Also, I will further state that I have followed
your instructions for treatment quite successfully.
Will be glad to co-operate with you whenever possible. I
almost feel that I know you, have rendered professional
service's to two of your sisters and your brother-in-law.
Thanking you and assuring you of my interest. I am
Very truly yours [signed] C. O. Wright M.D. D.O.
3/20/33 EC's ltr. to Dr. Wright: Many thanks for yours of
the 4th. I appreciate very much your writing, and your offer
to cooperate wherever and whenever possible. As time goes
on, if we are to judge the future by the past, I'm sure that
I will be able to suggest to individuals here and there that
they call on you. I have been quite interested in the
development of interest and results obtained by various
physicians in different portions of the country. The most
recent development is with one rather close to you, at
Peoria, Ill., who has had quite a number of patients - and is
now himself taking treatments - following suggestions offered
through readings.
In the near future I hope that I may have the privilege of
visiting Chicago, and that I may have the pleasure of meeting
you in person.
I assure you that it is our desire to be of service wherever
and whenever possible. Should there be any data of interest
that we might send to you, know that we will be glad to do
so.
With kindest regards, I am
Sincerely, EC:GD ASS'N FOR RESEARCH & ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.
5/19/36 Mr. [
4212] referred Mr. [
1168] for a Physical Rdg.
In fact, he referred many people through the years to EC for
readings.



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