7/06/28 EC's letter to [
715]:
Dear [
715]
I'm enclosing the information gotten regarding [
4759]. I'm
just hoping you will be able to get him to carry out the
suggestions made, for of course it will not be worth
anything unless he carries it out just to the letter. You
possibly know that it was something of the same trouble that
Gertrude, my wife, had - and the results from the information
concerning her condition were what first convinced me, and
your father [
3772], of the good that might be obtained
through these sources. I'll appreciate it if you will let
me hear from you from time to time, and I think it will be
well (if he will do this) that we check up on this condition
in another four or five weeks, or such matter.
I'm sending a copy directly to [
4759] at Campbellsville. I
don't know whether that is correct or not, but I know he
should get at it as soon he can. But you write to him and
insist that he follow the suggestions given.
With love from all,
Your cousin, Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
[Dictated but not read]
7/06/28 EC's letter to [
4759]:
Dear [
4759]:
[
715] wrote me some days ago requesting that I get a reading
for you. I don't know whether you know much about this or
not. Possibly you have heard Mr. Noe [A. D. Noe] speak of
it. I believe though, if you will follow the suggestions
given, you will certainly get results from it.
I enclose some information concerning this, or what others
think of it, and will be glad to hear from you if you care
to write.
I assure you it is our desire to be of help if possible.
With kindest regards, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
9/20/28 Wife [
715]'s uncle, Mr. [
244], wrote:
"Just heard that [
715]'s husband [
4759] is dead. Didn't even
know that he was sick."
9/24/28 EC's letter to Mr. [
244]: "I can't help but
feel, from what we knew of the condition, that this was
unnecessary, had they been willing to forego some of their
opinions and attempt to carry out the suggestions that were
made for him - but you may lead a horse to water but you
can't make him drink."
10/07/28 Wife [
715]'s letter: "I've intended writing to you
every day since I lost [
4759] but somehow I can't get myself
back to normal again. I went to see [
4759] just eight days
before he passed away. I did not know that he was so sick,
as he did not tell me in his letters, and his mother did not
let me know. And right here, let me tell you, if he had been
with me I would have carried out your treatment and I KNOW he
would have been alive today. Just as you said in your
letter, some people don't understand your power and
consequently his mother, I don't think carried the treatment
out as it should have been."
10/22/34 She obtained
715-1, the first of a series of
readings for herself.


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