10/12/27 EC's letter to [
4241]:
Dear Mrs. [
4241]:
Replying to yours of the 9th, I'm glad to know that you
found the reading very satisfactory, and I am sure if you
will carry out the suggestions as are made you will get
satisfactory results. I am enclosing an envelope with the
address of the people from whom you may obtain the appliance.
It is from the same people from whom your brother obtained
his. The instructions, I think, will come with the pad.
It is something within the nature of a belt, should be worn
throughout the day, but you should recharge same at least
once each day by taking it off and laying it in strong
sunlight for a few minutes. Do not wear it of course when
you're taking your adjustments or treatments. I am sure the
doctor will know better about whether it will be best for
you to take two weeks' treatments and then rest for the time
you are away - but from what I get from the reading it would
really be well for you to take the treatments - that is, the
adjustments, every other day for the time that you are at
home, and well to rest for the ten days and begin again when
you return. Two such periods should be sufficient to set you
aright, though I am sure you should wear the pad for at least
ninety days, recharging same every day. It takes sunlight to
recharge it - not artificial light.
I assure you, Mrs. [
4241], it is our desire to be of help,
and we are glad to try to explain any part of the information
as gotten any time that we may. I'm in hopes you will let us
hear from you as the treatments progress.
With kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
3/01/28 [
4241]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I am writing you in regard to the Radium Pad you ask me to
wear. I wore the pad 90 days and put it out as directed each
day. If it did me any good at all I have not been able to
detect it. Should this pad be put in the sun or air when not
in use. I don't know that I will ever use it again but it
cost me so much money I thought I should take the proper
care of it when not in use.
You will please notify me as to the proper way to care for it
when not in use.
Very respectfully, Mrs. [
4241]
3/06/28 EC's letter to [
4241]:
Mrs. [
4241]
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Dear Mrs. [
4241]:
Replying to yours of the 1st, you are among the first who
have ever said - where the pads were suggested for them -
that they didn't feel like the pads had been beneficial. I
think you should have sent it back within the thirty days
if you didn't feel you were receiving some good results from
same. When the pad is being worn, it should be put out in
the strong light or sunlight for a few minutes each day.
When it's not in use it's best for it to be put away.
Possibly if these are suggested for some other individual I
will be able to dispose of this for you if you desire that I
do so. The probation from the company, I understand, lasts
30 days - but I would not give up wearing it, or you might
try leaving it off for a few days, then put it back on and
see if you don't detect the difference - or, if you like,
we'll be glad to make another appointment and see what the
readings have to say regarding your condition at this time.
In that case, however, I would make out a list of questions
respecting your condition to have asked at that time.
Trusting that we may be of service, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
4/09/28 [
4241]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce
Your letter received some days since in regard to the Pad.
You ask why I did not return it in 30 days as was guaranteed.
You requested me to wear the pad for 90 days. That is why I
did not return it. I was trying to use it as you requested.
I will be very thankful to you indeed if you will dispose of
the pad for me. Of course do not expect to get full price
for it as I have used it, but I have taken good care of it.
I put it in the sun or straight light every day while using
it.
If I decide to take another reading later will let you know.
Very respectfully, Mrs. [
4241]
5/04/28 EC's letter to [
4241]:
My dear Mrs. [
4241]:
Please pardon me for the delay in answering yours of the 9th.
I have been unwell myself, and this is the first time I've
been to my desk in two or three weeks. Glad to say that I'm
feeling nearly normal again and am in hopes I'll be able to
keep things going now alright.
Now, I would offer this suggestion. If you would like, I
will be glad to try and dispose of the pad for you, if you
care to send it to me and let me remit to you whatever I am
able to obtain for same. We suggest the use of these pads
quite often, and if yours is in good shape (and I'm sure it
is), why I see no reason why it would not be just as good as
one sent direct from the factory. If you care to do this you
can send it on, and we will dispose of it. Let us know what
you would want, and we will be glad to do whatever we can.
Hoping that we can make it all satisfactory, and with kindest
personal regards, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
5/10/28 [
4241]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce
Your letter in regard to selling the pad for me received and
will be very thankful to you indeed. If you will dispose of
it for me in regard to the price I [?] that with your feeling
you will do the best for me you can - if you can get 1/2
price will be glad - if not get what you can out of it -
whatever you do will be all right with me. I think it is in
good condition. I am sending to you under separate cover.
Very resp., Mrs. [
4241]
5/19/28 EC's letter to [
4241]:
My dear Mrs. [
4241]:
I'm in receipt of yours of the 10th. The appliance came
in a few days ago. I don't know just when I will have the
opportunity to dispose of this for you, but I feel we will be
able to do so within the next few weeks. I will let you know
just as soon as we are able to do this, and of course will
get the best price for it that I can.
Certainly hope your physical condition is satisfactory at
present. Hoping that we may be of service, I am
Yours very truly, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
[Dictated but not read]
10/29/28 [
4241]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Many thanks for the kind invitation to be present at the
dedication of your new building on Nov. 11th, but sorry to
say it will be impossible for me to be present at that time.
Wishing you much success in finishing the building and great
success in using it after it is completed.
I am very truly your friend, Mrs. [
4241]
1/10/29 EC's letter to [
4241]:
My dear Mrs. [
4241]:
Feeling that you would possibly like to know what was said at
the dedicating of our building, we are sending you a copy of
the address made by Dr. Brown.
I am also enclosing a check for the pad that you returned to
use to dispose of. I hope the amount is satisfactory.
We would be pleased to have any comment you would care to
make on the address.
Hoping to hear from you from time to time, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
[Dictated but not read.]
3/17/29 EC's letter to [
4241]
Dear Mr. Cayce
Your check received for the pad. I certainly thank you very
much for disposing of the pad for me.
I assure you it was very kind of you. In regard to the
address made by Dr. Brown at the dedication of your new
building, I failed to receive it. I am only here one half
of my time. It probably came in while I was away and was
probably misplaced. I am sure it was very fine.
I trust your new building will prove a success in every way.
Wishing you much success in your great work.
I am very truly, Mrs. [
4241]


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