7/18/24 EC's letter to [
4368]'s husband:
Washington Hotel
Chicago, Ill.
Mr. [...]
Cleburne, Texas
Dear Mr. [...] -
I have yours of the 9th relative to a reading for your wife.
I shall be very glad to undertake this for you and I hope
I can be of some assistance. Have been in Cleburne several
times and have some very personal friends there. Among them,
Mr. [...] of the Home National Bank, whom I would like very
much for you to see and talk to relative to the possibilities
of my being of assistance.
I was called away from home on some special work for a few
days, but am enclosing you, herewith, an application card,
with the date and hour set, at which time we can make this
reading for you. You will please return same at once,
that we may know that this is satisfactory so as to prevent
someone else from losing an opportunity. You will return
card to P.O. Box 463, Dayton, Ohio.
You will understand, Mr. [...], we do not set a price for
the work, but giving my whole time, and it requiring the
assistance of others, its necessary that people contribute to
the upkeep of the work, that I may be able to continue same.
The usual amount is twenty to twenty five dollars with the
application and as results are shown they contribute further
to the upkeep of the work.
I remember, during my experience, of having two or three
cases that, apparently, are similar with conditions as you
describe. One of these was my own sister, and I believe that
without an exception all of these were greatly benefited or
cured.
Trusting that I may be of assistance to your wife, and asking
again that you let me hear at once, I am
Yours very truly, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
7/22/22 Husband's letter:
Cleburne, Tx.
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Dear Mr. Cayce - I am sending you check for $25.00 for
reading for my wife Mrs. [
4368].
I talked to Mr. [...] he recommended you very highly. I am
anxious to hear from you as soon as you give the reading as
my wife seems to be losing every week.
Trusting your treatment will relieve her.
Again very truly yours [...]
[GC's handwriting:] I deposited checks, was that right? One
for $25 and one for $7.50.
REPORTS
7/26/24 EC's letter:
Washington Hotel,
Chicago, Ill.
Cleburne, Texas
My dear Mr. [...]-
I received the card and enclosure. I'm still here on some
special work, but as you will see the reading was taken
this afternoon. This, apparently, to me is rather a serious
condition, and I would suggest that you get to work on this
immediately, else the conditions might be so far advanced
as to bring on more serious troubles. I believe by past
experiences, and those we are having every day at present,
that you will find a great deal of relief for Mrs. [
4368]
in following closely the suggestions as made here. I do not
know the possibility of your getting a good osteopath there
but I feel sure you must have this, for these two must work
in conjunction (the osteopathic treatment and the medicine),
that the retraction may be begun at once.
I would thank you very much to let me hear from you soon
after you get started on this, for as you see in the
closing of this it is suggested that in a few weeks it
will be necessary to change instructions as conditions
have progressed.
Thanking you for the remittance sent, trusting you will let
me hear from you, sincerely hoping you will find relief for
Mrs. [
4368], I am
Sincerely yours, Edgar Cayce
8/01/24 Husband's letter:
Cleburne, Texas
Dr. Edgar Cayce
Dayton, Ohio
Dear Sir - I am very sorry indeed and discouraged that my
check was turned down. I am sending you cashier check.
I have had some very heavy obligations to meet here lately.
My Bank promised to take care of your check if it came in
before the first of August as I am a salaried man and make
my deposits on the first of each month. I am sorry they
protested. They promised to phone me so I could make
arrangements if it came back before I made deposit. I
hope this has not put you in any inconvenience.
I received the reading. I haven't been able to get part of
the medicine but am sending for it, so my wife can follow
this treatment.
I am very truly yours, [...]
8/05/24 EC's letter:
P.O. Box 463,
Dayton, Ohio
Cleburne, Texas
Dear Mr. [...]:-
Have yours of the 1st, with the cashier's check. There was
a protest fee on this of $2.35. Would like very much for you
to take care of this if you deem it the proper thing to do.
This, of course, caused me just a little bit of annoyance
as I was not at home at the time and naturally it caused
some little trouble at the bank where we had it cashed. I
understand how such conditions arise and appreciate your
taking care of it as you have thus far. Would thank you to
take care of the rest of it, if you see fit, as I suggested.
Am very much in hopes that you have been able to get these
things together for your wife, and am in hopes that she is
seeing results by now. Will appreciate it if you will let me
hear from you from time to time, as I'm very anxious to know
how she gets along and to check up on conditions once in a
while.
Thanking you, and hoping to hear from you, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
8/08/24 Husband's letter:
Dear Sir - I have been unable to find one medicine in your
diagnosis. Yellow saffron (powdered). I had my druggist to
order it and he claims none of the wholesale drug houses in
Texas have it.
I would greatly appreciate it if you could be of some
assistance in helping me find it as I do not want to start
on the capsules until I follow your instructions. Is there
anything that could substitute.
My wife has been improving slowly in the last two weeks under
her other treatments.
Yours truly, [...]
8/12/24 EC's letter:
Dear Mr. [...]-
Yours of the 8th received. The Yellow Saffron as spoken of,
it is necessary that this be prepared by the druggist, as
you know this is a bark and has to be powdered by heating and
then powdering. If you cannot get this prepared there, if
you will send the reading to [...], Hamrick's Drug Store,
Dexter Ave., Montgomery, Alabama, or to Sellers' Drug
Company, Fourth Avenue and Twentieth Street, Birmingham,
Alabama, they will prepare these for you at once. I'm in
hopes, however, you will be able to get this there.
I'm certainly glad to know that Mrs. [
4368] has been on the
improve for the last few weeks. I assure you it is no worry
or trouble whatever to try to be of assistance to you in
getting these preparations, or in helping in any way to be
of assistance to Mrs. [
4368].
I appreciate your writing and I hope you will let me hear
from you from time to time.
Sincerely yours, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
8/16/24 Husband's letter:
Dear Sir - Just received your letter in regard to the
medicine. I am sending to Hamrick's Drug Store, Montgomery
Alabama to get it filled. I hope they can fill it.
My wife seems to be improving. She has gained two pounds the
first time she has not lost weight in three or four months.
I am sending you check for $2.50. I am sorry I put you to
this inconvenience and assure you it won't happen again.
I wish to thank you for the service you have been to me.
Very Truly Yours, [...]
6/06/25 Letter of inquiry: "Your name has been given me by
Mr. [...] [[
4368]'s husband] of this city, who recommends
your treatment."


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