To meet the needs, then, of the conditions at the present
time, we would, through the manipulation, osteopathically
given, make those corrections as will be found necessary
along the cerebro-spinal system. This, as we see, will take
several such adjustments, for those vibrations of magnetic
electrical forces should be applied with the treatments -
that is, BODY electricity from the hands of the manipulator
- that is, one with dry palms, rubbing hands well together
until the heat and friction produce that form of vibration as
is necessary to reach the centers as these are being applied
to in the sacral and in the lumbar region; keeping, of
course, the full manipulation for the centers of the
locomotaries, both in the sacral and in the arms, as
to all portions of the body.
AFTER these vibrations have been applied for at least
thirteen such treatments, then we would begin applying those
rays from the Alpine Light, or mercury crystal light, for
the clarifying of the blood. Then, after six to seven
such treatments, which should be given at least three days
apart, we would give further instructions for the complete
correction of this body.
Do that at present.
We are through.
BACKGROUND
7/09/26 Mother's letter to EC: "I am enclosing you a small
amount for which I would like a reading for my little
daughter [
4677] who was eight years old last November. She
has never been strong but her present trouble really begun
[began] when she was 18 months old. My husband is a preacher
and we do not have all the money we could use but if you can
only help [
4677], I will try and send you some more.
"We will be away from home from July 26th for two weeks. Am
very anxious to see her stronger before school begins."
7/17/26 EC's letter to the mother: "I shall certainly be
very glad to try and be the means of being of assistance for
your little girl to regain her normal health. You can well
imagine, I am sure, that our time is well taken up. We have
found by experience that it's necessary for us to conserve
our strength, if we want to continue the work, so we are
limited in the number that we can do. We are making this
appointment for the very first day possible, and trust that
this will prove satisfactory and we certainly hope that we
may be of some service. You will please let us have the card
back as soon as you know just where she will be on that day
and time. I'm sorry it comes at a time when you will be away
from home, but I'm in hopes that we can have her strong and
well before school opens.
"I have always felt an especial interest in children. I was
assistant superintendent of the Junior Department of a very
good (not a very large, but a very good) Sunday School for a
number of years, and in my present position I assure you I
can appreciate your husband's position. I certainly hope
that I may be of some service."
REPORTS
8/10/26 EC's letter to [
4677]'s mother: "I'm enclosing you
the reading as was gotten, and I'm certainly in hopes that it
proves interesting and worthwhile to you. I feel sure, from
the experiences of others, if you will carry out the
suggestions as given, this will indeed be worthwhile in the
life of the little girl. If there are any questions you
would desire to ask, we shall be glad to try to help you to
understand it, as we see it, and when you have tried this out
for a while, I'm sure it would be well to check up on it and
see that the right things are being done and just how that
she's getting along."
11/15/26 Report by mother on follow-up form sent by the
Association of National Investigators:
Kindly advise us in the space below if you have followed all,
or any part, of the suggestions given in your reading of
August 7, 1926, and give us in detail the exact results you
have obtained: "I have followed advice as given in Reading
of Aug. 7th and still taking her to Dr. for adjustments three
times a week but awfully discouraged - as I think the little
daughter was worse this week than she ever has been; now is
there anything else you can suggest? Would you advise
another Reading?"
11/23/26 EC's letter to Mother: "I have your report sent in
some days ago. I'm certainly sorry to know that the little
girl is not improving as she should. I feel that she should
have another reading, by all means. Let's see what is the
trouble, and see if this can't be corrected. I would
suggest, Mrs. [...] that you make out a list of questions
concerning her condition at this time, and let's try it this
time by questions. Perhaps we'll be able to get a better
understanding of just what's wrong.
"You will see from the card when the appointment is made.
Please give us the address at which she will be at that
time."
11/30/26 Mother submitted questions: "Does the constipation
have anything to do with convulsions? What causes the
headaches? Should I continue to be careful of her diet?"
12/08/26 See
4677-2.



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