9/07/27 EC's letter to [
4859]:
Dear Mr. [
4859]:-
Replying to yours of the 4th, you should be able to obtain
the Violet Ray from most any drug store, or any of the Ligget
& Myer drug stores, or any of the United Drug Stores. I
don't know the names of any of the manufacturers except
Fitzgerald Manufacturing Co., Torrington, Conn.
You will be able to obtain one from these people. I would
keep up the Soda and Gold, but I'm sure you will see a great
deal of difference by taking the Violet Ray treatments while
you are taking the Soda and Gold. So possibly it would
be well to leave the Soda and Gold off until you get
the appliance - then begin it again, commencing with
the smaller dose at that time.
Sorry to know that you're not doing any good. This Violet
Ray will certainly assist you in sleeping better, but I would
keep up the Radium Appliance, even when you begin using the
Violet Ray. Do you re-charge your Radium Pad every day by
letting it lay in the strong light or sunlight for a few
minutes? Examine the pad and see if there is any reaction
on same from using. If the body is extra acid, or secretions
from same, there will be circular spots on the pad. If
these show, return the pad to the Appliance Company to be
recharged. Tell them that I said for you to do this. If
these spots don't show, it's only necessary to recharge it
in the sunlight a few minutes each day.
I'm glad you wrote me - and let me hear from you whenever you
have the chance.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
8/28 Mr. [
4859]'s letter to EC:
..., Texas
Dear Sir:-
If you remember you gave me a reading and also suggested some
treatment over a year ago. I am still in much distress and
wanted to ask your opinion of the Radiumdocrinator. What
you know about it and where if you know and what price can
I obtain [one?] I am a great sufferer from nerve exhaustion
- miserable most of the time and so easily exhausted at any
thing I go at. I am still using the Radium Pad you told me
to get but don't think it has done me any good. I also took
the osteopathy you prescribed.
If you know anything about this GROUND RAY instrument please
advise me and also when can obtain one. Wishing you much
success, I am sincerely yours
[
4859], ..., Tex.
8/29/28 EC's letter to [
4859]:
Mr. [
4859]
..., Texas
Dear Mr. [
4859]:
Replying to yours of recent date, I'm sorry to say I do
not know the Radiumdocrinator. Possibly you have had some
information about this. If you have any data on it, why I'll
be very glad to try and see just what we can find out about
it, if you will let me know about same - but I can't tell
you where you can obtain it, or what price, as I know nothing
about it. Be very glad to check up on your present physical
condition and see if there may be anything offered through
these sources that would be of help. Let me know what
you think about it. I'd like very much to be of help if
possible. I can certainly appreciate the trouble that you
have had, and are having, and we would like very much to be
of service.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
10/15/29 [
4859]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
About two years ago I wrote you about my condition - you gave
me a reading and recommended osteopathy. Also a radium pad.
All these I used as prescribed by you at an expense of about
$150.00 I am yet in much distress. Don't know that all
this did me any good. I am much distressed and have been for
nearly 20 years - am now 54 years of age - I have wondered
much whether any thing could do me any good - as have failed
of course on so many things. If you could tell me anything
that would be worth while, would be glad to pay you. If you
can see any thing for me - you can let me hear
Yours in distress, [
4859], ..., Tex.
Have said would not spend another dollar, but looks as if
nothing will do me any good.
11/01/29 EC's letter to [
4859]:
Mr. [
4859]
..., Texas
Dear Mr. [
4859]:-
We have yours of the 15th. I was indeed sorry to know that
your condition has not improved. I only wish it was possible
for you to be closer to us, where you could take advantage
of the treatments at the hospital, and where these could be
followed up from week to week and GET the results. From the
information we have had, there seems to to be no reason WHY
you should not have gotten results, if the treatments were
applied just as they were suggested in the information. We
have, in the hospital, often found that where conditions were
such that the manipulations or other treatments seemed to
aggravate rather than help, in checking up on same found HOW
and WHERE this condition arose. Would it be possible, Mr.
[
4859], for you to come to the hospital? or is such a thing
out of the question? I know you live a long way off - know
you have been at a great deal of expense, but we would like
to be of help if possible. Let me hear from you, and we will
try to arrange to help in SOME way, if it is possible for us
to do so.
With kindest personal regards, and I want to assure you I
thank you for writing me, and want to assure you it is our
desire - if the Lord is willing - to be of some help.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
11/13/29 [
4859]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
I have yours of recent date and am sorry to say that I could
not come to your place for two reasons on account of expenses
and also hurts me to travel, and it is such a distance. Am
feeling some better than when I wrote you, but am so easily
exhausted when I try to work - read or play. No more fit for
pleasure than I am business. In fact had to give up business
15 years ago - and of course spent lots of money trying
various things and places trying to get well. Was at
Boulder, Colo. Sanitorium for 7 months in 1913 - was at
Battle Creek San. in 1917 2 months - but did not get much
relief.
I look as well as anybody and weigh 175# and a good appetite,
but sleep so badly and troubled much with priapism at night.
Feel miserable most of the time. Would like to visit you and
your place, as I know medicine will do me no good - were you
not so far away I would make all effort to see you. If you
can suggest anything for me would be glad to receive them.
It is with the utmost effort I write this.
Yours sincerely, [
4859]
11/19/29 EC's letter to [
4859]:
Dear Mr. [
4859]:-
I have yours of the 13th. I certainly appreciate your
position, and I just wish it were possible for me to offer
some suggestion as to what is the very best thing for you to
do. We are making an appointment to see if we can't check
up on your condition and see if we are able to find any
suggestion offered that will be of help. This will be made
on the morning of the 16th of December. Will you be sure to
let us know just where you will be that day? or if it is the
same address as we already have. We sincerely trust that we
can find something.
We have had something more than a hundred treated in
the hospital since it has been open. All, with very few
exceptions, have gone away feeling like new people, or ALL
have been greatly benefited, and of course you can well
imagine we have had NO one, and HAVE no one, that all the
rest of the profession hasn't given up as hopeless. Don't
give up as yet. There must be help somewhere along the line.
Trusting we may be the means of offering some assistance, I
am
Sincerely, EC:GD
12/10/29 [
4859]'s letter to EC:
Grandview, Texas
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
The reading you are to give me on the 16th I wonder if you
can see the cause of my trouble and if the teeth has anything
to do with it. I have never been able to find the cause, and
have had some difference of opinions about the teeth. Best
wishes - am
Sincerely yours, [
4859], ..., Texas
12/18/29 GD's letter: We were unable to get your
reading on the time appointed, due to the illness of Mr.
Cayce himself - but he wishes that I inform you that he will
get to it just as soon as possible, and will mail it direct
to you.
Hoping the delay won't inconvenience you, I am, Sincerely,
Gladys Davis
1/13/30 See
4859-3.
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