5/17/24 EC's letter from Dayton, Ohio: "Have yours 15th and
thank you for the order for the book, (which will be sent
soon as they are off the press) also for letting me hear
from you again. I can't tell you just why, Mr. [
4740], but
I do not know of a case that I have tried to do that has
more often been on my mind than yours, and as I look over
the records that have only been kept in a sort of way until
I have given my whole time to the work - I seem to recall
some of the correspondence, tho there were only one or two
letters. Now, I have had in my experience some 40 or more
cases of Asthma, the first one being that of my own mother
who had been a sufferer for more than 35 years when I first
undertook to try and help, while she has never been entirely
cured the suggestions have certainly made life bearable for
her, and quite a number of others that I might mention, and
I am sure I can realize what it has been for you.
"I am going to suggest that you fill out the enclosed card,
send it in on time and let's see what we can get for you.
Then when you have gotten some results, why you can use your
own discretion as to what you would contribute toward the
work. Now, I have never asked any one to let me read for
them, and would not suggest this much for you had I not at
one time tried your case for you, and you have not gotten
results. So in view of that fact, and the constant feeling
some where within my subconscious mind of you and the
wondering about you and the real appeal I seem to feel
in your letter this morning is why I am asking this.
"Again thanking you for your letter, and trusting I may yet
be of service to you..."
5/27/24 Mr. [
4740]'s letter: "I have yours of the 17th and
I cannot express my appreciation of your interest in me, one
whom you have never seen."
5/30/24 See
4740-2.



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