12/23/27 [
5459]'s ltr. to EC:
Kindly send report to my private address ... New York City.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I cannot tell you in words how pleased I am that you have
consented to give me an appointment for a reading on the
morning of Dec. 28 between the hours of ten and twelve
o'clock: At that time I shall be in my office at ... Street,
New York City.
You have requested me to send questions together with this
acknowledgment and as I am not clear in my mind as to what
questions I am entitled to ask will you answer the following
which deeply concern my future.
As you perhaps now realize - I have too little of this
world's goods to run any risk - I hold a little
Standard Oil Co (New Jersey) common stock
" " (Indiana ) "
Julius Kayser "
US Steel "
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co preferred
I should like to know if they are SAFE stocks to HOLD.
Should I sell any or all of them?
Is there any particular stock I should buy?
I need to make some money because it now appears that it
would be advisable for me to go to Europe next Spring on my
firm's business, but they will not pay my expenses. OR: is
the party I should see in Europe returning to the United
States in the Spring?
Would it be wise for me to be transferred to the Los Angeles
branch, - or would it jeopardize the opportunity there is
here for me with the parent house in New York?
WHEN is this New York promotion coming?
Sometimes it seems as though my anxiety over the firm's dull
times is as much responsible for my head noises as anything
else - although of course I may be mistaken.
WHAT can I do to remove the buzz in my head? (Left side -
inner ear)
What can I do to conquer the depression spells to which I am
subject?
What form of exercise do you suggest to improve my physical
condition?
Yours sincerely, [
5459]
REPORTS
1/04/28 [
5459]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
115 W. 35th St.,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Sir:
The reading you gave me on the 28th of December reached
me on Saturday morning December 31st and the reason
acknowledgment was not made earlier was there was a little
slip in the envelope which indicated that you were writing
me, so I deferred my answer.
The information you have given is very thorough and complete
and I realize you have gone to a great deal of thought and
preparation in order to help me. My sincere thanks are yours
as with your advice I hope to benefit very much from now on.
I am not familiar with the electrically driven vibrators or
the radio active appliance and require further information.
Can the instruments be purchased and the current applied by
myself or would it be necessary to go to a physician who
applies electric to the body? There may be instruments that
you could recommend and where they could be purchased but if
you simply outlined what was in your mind and are leaving it
to me to solve that problem I will certainly abide by your
suggestion. If I have to see a physician I certainly hope it
will be someone in sympathy with my case. You and I both
agreed that the osteopaths do not follow out the suggestions
as completely as they should according to past experience.
Again thanking you and later on I hope to show my gratitude
in a more substantial form.
Very truly yours, [
5459]
1/04/28 EC's letter to Mr. [
5459]:
Dear Mr. [
5459]:
I didn't have an opportunity to write you when the reading
was sent. I'm in hopes though that you have been able and
will be able to use same to good advantage, both as
respecting your physical health and material conditions.
For your convenience and information, I am enclosing an
envelope addressed to the man from whom you will be able
to obtain the Radio-Active Appliance. This is one of the
appliances that has been given in the readings only, and has
been developed by Mr. Brown. The first one of these was
given through a reading for Mr. Brown himself.
I shall be glad to hear from you from time to time, and am
in hopes that I will have the opportunity to talk with you
many more times personally.
Hoping to have been of service, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
1/09/28 Mr. [
5459]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
You suggested that I obtain an ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN VIBRATOR:
The only thing that the largest electrical shops seem to
have is:
WHITE CROSS MEDICAL BATTERY
run by a "Bell" Battery of 1 1/2 voltage
price $9.00
It is the machine used in this country 20 or 30 years ago -
the current is transmitted into the body by means of two
"handles" held in the hand - the current can be increased by
means of a lever which has three positions -
Can this be what you have in mind?
It is NOT ELECTRICALLY connected -
Sorry to trouble you - but if this should happen not to be
what you mean - might I ask you to be good enough to advise
me where I can purchase the apparatus that you did refer to?
Cordially, [
5459]
P.S. Thanks for yours of the 4th. I have written to
Mr. Brown re the Radio Active Apparatus.
1/16/28 EC's letter to Mr. [
5459]:
My dear Mr. [
5459]:
Replying to yours of the 9th, it is my opinion that the
electrically driven vibrator referred to in your reading is
nearer the form of that as is used in barber shops or beauty
parlors for a massage. However, these appliances have
applicators that are used to treat the body. I should
think you would be able to get one from any of the
Liggett-Myer Drug Companies. I only know of one factory that
makes these machines - The Hamilton-Beach Manufacturing Co.,
Racine, Wisconsin. I know these people make such a machine,
as they presented me with one many years ago.
I am in hopes that you have heard from Mr. Brown before this,
for I feel very sure that when you can get your treatments in
the proper way you will see results.
I assure you it is our desire to be of help if possible, and
we never find it too much trouble to try and be of service.
Thanking you and hoping this will get you straightened out
real soon, with all good wishes, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
4/02/28 [
5429]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Assoc'n of Nat'l Investigators, Inc.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce
I am very glad to note that the hospital in which you are
interested is now built and ready for patients according to
the circular received from you recently. For the present I
will withhold any subscription but you can expect to hear
from me later on.
Re my own personal condition, I regret to inform you that
although my general health is good, the trouble in my head
is about the same and I used the apparatus made by Thos. B.
Brown faithfully but without result. I have in mind going to
your hospital some day and in the meantime perhaps you would
advise me what the terms are for board and treatment, as
perhaps if I were in closer contact with you good people
I would stand a much better chance of being healed.
Very truly yours, [
5459]
4/06/28 EC's ltr. to [
5459]:
Mr. [
5459]
New York City
My dear Mr. [
5459]
I have yours of the 2nd. I note what you say regarding your
general health, also the head trouble. I don't understand
why you did not get results with the apparatus as suggested.
Possibly there was some error in its application, or
something of the kind. We'd be glad to check up on it at any
time you see fit.
I notice also what you have to say about the institution.
It is NOT completed. I don't just know how you got that
impression, but we are getting ready to build, and hope to
have it completed in the next few months. We are needing
funds badly for the building program - that's why our members
have been appealing to those we have done work for, for
assistance at this time. We shall appreciate any assistance
you may be able to give us at any time you see fit.
With kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
4/11/28 [
5459]'s ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Answering yours of the 6th, I wish I could truthfully say
that the apparatus had done me good because my condition is
just the same as it was prior to the second reading which you
so kindly gave me.
Mr. Brown gave me specific directions how to use the
appliance which I carried out faithfully. It is most
discouraging and if you care to give me another reading at
convenience I will be thankful and later on perhaps I will
show you my appreciation in a more substantial way. Hospital
work appeals to me and I can realize just what it means in a
financial way to make the necessary preparations for building
the institution which I am sure will be successful.
Mr. Brown told me about ear massaging by Dr. Kraus, but, as
you know, he treated me for sometime without result. Do you
know of any other osteopath who specializes in such treatment
whose fees are not unreasonable?
Sincerely yours, [
5459]
5/04/28 EC's letter to [
5459]:
Mr. [
5459]
New York City
My dear Mr. [
5459]
Have been a little under the weather myself for some weeks,
or possibly would have seen you in person before this - as I
had a call meeting in New York but owing to these conditions
was unable to get there.
I note what you have to say regarding the appliance sent you
by Mr. Brown. This is the first instance where this has
occurred, or where people didn't get results when they
carried out the suggestions as they were given. Naturally,
we would like to check up on it and see what's the trouble,
and will be glad to make as appointment if you would care to
have it. Be sure and let me know.
Dr. Dan Morrison, 103 Park Avenue, has had several of the
cases under observation that we have given work for. I don't
think he is as high-priced as Kraus. It might be very well
for you to see him. Would suggest that you do that.
I thank you for your interest, Mr. [
5459] and I'm in hopes
you are going to have the opportunity to get down and see us
sometime in the near future. I feel - when you see and
understand what we are trying to do - you will be as
enthusiastic as any of our friends about the work.
Hoping to hear from you, and with kindest personal regards, I
am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
5/08/28 [
5459]'s letter to EC:
New York
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce
I welcome your letter of May 4th but sorry to hear you have
been below par and maybe if you come to New York it would
have done you a lot of good. In view of the fact that you
have given me another reading without charge I certainly do
not feel like asking you to give me another, but at the same
time as you are interested in checking it up, you can make an
appointment for me at convenience.
Lately, owing to certain financial expenditures, I have not
been in a position to take care of things as I should but
later on I hope to remember you and your association.
Referring to the appliance as recommended by Mr. Brown, I
tried it faithfully; even went out in the country to rest but
found no change in my condition. Perhaps I was hasty but
after what I have gone through you really could not blame me.
Thank you for furnishing the name of Dr. Morrison and I shall
make it my business to see him someday.
I wish you all the luck in the world, and especially in your
hospital work.
Very truly yours, [
5459]
5/19/28 EC's ltr. to [
5459]:
Dear Mr. [
5459]:
Replying to yours of the 8th - we have had another little
delay in our appointment list, but I'm in hopes that nothing
will prevent us from keeping this appointment that we are
making for you. You will please note the date and the time,
and remember we want the address at which you will be at the
time set for the reading, and would like for you to make a
list of questions. Suppose we take it entirely BY questions
this time, and let's see if we can understand why this hasn't
done what it should have done - whether the fault is with the
appliance or the way it was applied. I don't think we have
ever had - in the years of experience with these appliances -
where they were suggested, especially for such conditions as
yours of similar ones - a case that didn't get results by the
use of same. I can't understand it - that's why I'm so
anxious to check up on this.
We certainly are in hopes that when we get our institution
under way you will drop in and see us. Unless we are fooling
ourselves mighty badly, we are starting a work that will not
only be national but international in its scope.
Hoping that we may be of service to you, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
[Dictated but not read]
5/25/28 Questions submitted by Mr. [
5459]:
New York
1. How can I be relieved of the head noise which appears to
be in the region of the inner ear (left)?
2. How can I overcome the depression spells to which I am
subject to owing to the troublesome head noise?
3. How could I overcome constipation?
4. How can I overcome the fears that beset me especially
about myself and my wife?
5. Would a long rest in the country help me?
6. What change should I make in my present habits?
7. Am I eating the proper foods?
8. Should I continue studying Christian Science and stop
treatments that are being given to me?
9. Is my wife's health all that it should be. She is now 44
years old but never complains?
10. If I am given an appointment to accept a position in Los
Angeles Cal - should I take it?
11. Do you think there will be any changes in this firm who
now employ me?
12. Am I going to be better off financially?
13. Should I move from my present residence?
14. Would an outdoor life be advisable in place of the inside
job I have?
15. Is there any particular study I can take up to help me
mentally to overcome my extreme sensitiveness?
16. Should I join a church.
Yours Truly, [
5459]
6/18/28 [
5459]'s ltr. to EC:
New York
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Dear Mr. Cayce
Please add these questions to those you already have for my
reading dated June 22, 3 to 5 P.M. E.S.T.
1. Should I move from my present residence to a new apartment
or buy a house?
2. Will the annoyances to which I am subject at my present
residence cease.
3. Should I take electric treatments by Mr. Woodruff who is
an old friend of mine at New Hyde Park, Long Island?
4. Should I board nearby for that purpose & have 3 treatments
a week?
5. Would 3 months leave of absence from business be of much
benefit?
6. Do you see any changes coming in the firm I work for?
Yours Truly, [
5459]
6/22/28 See
5459-3.



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