1/21/30 Letter: "...This is a long time since your letter
of November 1st, but I do want to thank you for the prompt
reading just the same - it was greatly appreciated.
"Mr. Cayce, I sure have had my trials and tribulations since,
but I thank God that I am able to keeping going.
"I have not been away from work one day. Of course, I am
grateful that I am able to work and a job to go to. Since
business became dull and the stock market crashed our
Company, while running full, laid off 55 men in the plant and
the plants are running just the same, but my, the additional
work.
"I do not think it advisable for me to ask for a vacation
now and they don't say a word. It certainly does seem like
a great injustice to me but I hope I can see it through.
"I have followed very carefully the last reading. However,
the osteopathic treatments would make me rather nervous at
night. He also put the sun light lamp on me but it did not
tan me like other people. I don't think my blood is up to
standard. My nervousness causes me to smoke quite a few
cigarettes and I can not clear up my tongue even with a
little medicine.
"Otherwise I feel better than last summer. Of course I do
not have the old pep at all and worry just a little about my
condition at times. I would be pleased for you to furnish
another reading. And I am enclosing ten dollars covering...
"I am sorry that I have not seen Dr. Lydic of Dayton, but as
I said before I just hate to lay off as conditions are not so
good. If I felt like myself I would not mind. Sometimes I
think I would be far better off if I would leave the state
of Ohio, but in the May reading is a suggestion that I not
change locations..."
1/27/30 Letter: "...I just learned that Dr. Lydic is now
located at the Cayce Hospital. I am surely glad to hear
that, yet I am disappointed as I was anxious to meet him.
Dr. Lynch here is a mighty fine man and knows Dr. Lydic
but somehow or other he seems to be very doubtful. Is it
possible you might know of some osteopath in this vicinity
that I might call on who is interested. I perhaps could
arrange to take one or two treatments a week even though
he is not located in ...
"I think Dr. Lynch is interested a little as he said he would
make it a point to see Dr. Lydic at the monthly meeting at
Dayton but somehow or the other he was not able to see him.
"...Some of these bosses around here that thought I did not
need any vacation are making their arrangements to go south
on their winter vacation next month. Of course that is
different and when you work for someone else you must do
as they desire and content yourself.
"Although it looks sometimes like there is no Divine justice.
I am thankful to God that I am able to work and have work to
go to, but I surely would like to feel stronger.
"I am very much interested in the work you are doing and I
surely wish I knew what I could do to help it along..."
2/03/30 EC gave the fourth and last reading -
5554-4.



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