2/11/25 EC's ltr. to [
270]:
322 Grafton Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio
My dear Mr. [
270]:
When I received your wire I already had the day full for
engagements, but I felt that the conditions demanded that I
try and undertake it for you, and was just preparing to make
the reading when we received the second call from the Western
Union Office, and I felt circumstances justified my wiring
you as I did last evening. I'm certainly in hopes that your
father is better and, as you will see from the full and
complete reading as given here, it will be necessary with the
change very soon to have another. I would suggest that in
this you outline, or make up your list of questions, either
yourself or your physician, if he cares to cooperate, and
we'll be glad to make this for you as soon as possible.
I'm sure Mr. Keller [Allen Keller in Mr. M. B. Wyrick's
office? or W. C. W. Keller?] was able to prepare this
battery for you, and I know that from the results that others
have gotten from such machines as he has prepared that you
will get the same results.
With kindest personal regards, and assuring you I desire to
be of service if possible, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
P.S. You will please sign the enclosed card and return for
our files. EC
2/12/25 Wire from son, Mr. [
270]: "Instructions do not
advise as to how long battery is to be attached. Advise
quick."
2/12/25 See
4790-3.



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