1/25/26 EC's letter to Mrs. [
4721]:
Mrs. [
4721]
..., Ill.
My dear Mrs. [
4721]
Replying to yours of the 20th, we shall certainly be very
glad to try and see what we can get for you. You will see
from the enclosed card, the date and hour this can be taken.
We ask that you please give us your full name, and the
address at which you will be on this day and hour. We
certainly hope that we may be of service to you.
There are no charges made for this. When you are able, you
can contribute as you see fit, towards the help that we try
to give. I'm not a doctor, nor do I treat, but we will send
you what we get, and we are in hopes that you will be able to
have this carried out, and I believe you will get some help.
Please let us have this back at once, for this is not made
unless we have the card in hand.
Hoping to be of service,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
Conditions necessary to obtain best results from reading:
1st. There must be the sincere desire of the person wishing
the assistance (or of one responsible for the physical and
spiritual life of the individual).
2nd. There must be sufficient faith in the work and report
of same to carry out the suggestions as given, to the letter,
as far as possible, irrespective of what others may think.
3rd. There must be the belief in the Divine forces innate
in each individual.
REPORTS
3/26 Form C report returned from [
4721]:
ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL INVESTIGATORS
(This form to be filled out and returned after reading
is received)
NAME [
4721]
ADDRESS ..., Ill.
AGE 48
SEX Female
MARRIED OR SINGLE Widow
NATIONALITY American
REMARKS
(You will please state in the space below how near, in
your opinion, reading fits your condition, as you know it
yourself, and if you expect to carry out the suggestions
made for the improvement of your health.)
Yes I think, every thing is as near as I could tell it my
self, & I am going to try to carry out every Suggestion as
near as I can, for which I thank you, & I will try to send
something as soon as I can. Mrs. [
4721]
4/29/26 GD's letter to Mrs. [
4721]:
Mrs. [
4721]
..., Ill.
Not having heard from you in some time, we have just been
wondering if you have been able to carry out the suggestions
given in your reading, and if you have received any results
from doing so.
Please let us hear from you, for we like to keep in touch
with all our friends. If you are not getting along as you
think you should, after following the suggestions, we shall
be only too glad to try and be of further help.
Hoping to hear from you soon, we are
Sincerely yours,
ASS'N OF NAT'L INVESTIGATORS
Secretary GD
9/09/26 [
4721]'s letter to ANI:
Association of Investigators
I have not heard from you for a long time. Can you tell me
if any one in the house here takes my Mail? I could not find
your address so could not write. I was better but am real
bad again. I done every thing as near as could be done as
you told me to, and was real good but for 2 months now it has
all come back. Do you think it can be taken out, for their
is something there. & I am losing fast.
Please let me hear from you. I thank you for any help I have
had. I gave you add. & letter to some other people to read,
& we lost it so I am not sure if you get this. Many thanks,
Mrs. [
4721]
..., Ill.
9/14/26 EC's letter to [
4721]:
Mrs. [
4721]
..., Ill.
My dear Mrs. [
4721]
I'm in receipt of yours of the 9th. I'm certainly sorry to
know that you're not feeling good again. I think it would be
very well for us to make an appointment for another reading.
This we can make on the morning of the 28th of September, as
per the enclosed card. I believe it would be well at this
time, Mrs. [
4721] for you to make a list of questions
regarding the conditions that are troubling you at this time,
and I'm very much in hopes that we'll be able to help you
again, and that this may be permanent.
Please let us hear from you right away if this day and time
is satisfactory, and of course just where you will be at the
time.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
9/21/26 [
4721]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Cayce
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Mr. Cayce,
Dear Sir,
Got your kind letter o.k., for it many thanks.
The Dr's say their [there] is something growing in my wright
[right] side on the liver & the Spleen is very bad, and now
my teeth are bad, with some infection, & they want me to
have them out, & I don't want them out as they have all been
taken care of as my trouble came up, and then the cost is so
great. I just can't keep up with every thing as it is over a
year & half. Now I am not able to earn very much. I get
Rheumatism so much, & they say it is from the teeth. I do
every thing as near as I can that you tell me, for I would
be so thankfull if I get well enough so I can just keep
things going. Next time I hope I can send you something.
9/28/26 See
4721-2.



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