(Q) Will it be advisable to sell his chain stores or to
continue opening new ones? If so, the cheaper or the better
stores?
(A) Here, again, we find rather a large order, for there are
many different angles from which this may be viewed. With
the continued opening of more stores, there is the continued
responsibilities of same, and the body has already
overburdened self much in this direction. But, were there
rather the consideration of the openings of various and other
stores of the more medium product, or grade, there will soon
be the opportunity of disposing of the chain stores to such
an advantage - it won't be necessary to open any more! Then,
there is the other (that would be the better one) - there is
the other wherein, will the body continue to keep those
ALREADY in operation, and so operate same that they become
less of a burden MENTALLY, by the placing in charge of such
store those whom the body has IMPLICIT faith and confidence
in - some of these are the hard worries, for there are of
these - one, two, and at times three that often BOTHER the
body, as to the efforts and the MANNER, and the policy of the
management. This not GOOD for the body, mentally or
physically. This ANOTHER consideration. The opening of
others continues to be a source of continued activity, from
which the body should rather begin to get away FROM, than
adding to. Not that the age, the health, or the ability has
reached even the turning point, but why so burden self that
self and those around the body may not enjoy the fruits of
the labors? WE would give, then, conduct those in operation,
opening only sufficient others to bring about that coalition
as must and will come.
(Q) What would you advise in regard to ... Shop, ..., N.C.,
lease - that I am being sued for?
(A) This an unsavory condition, from more than one
standpoint. The lease is WORTH all asked, but getting the
proper HANDLING is different. Meet the conditions, and
OPERATE the store!
(Q) Would you advise the body to ask Mr. Rothstien, at the
Broadway national Bank, New York City, for a loan?
(A) We would. This would be a very good connection through
which this coalition may be begun.
(Q) Which of these two concerns would you advise me to do
business with, and which one of the two are the most sincere
- Mr. A. J. Brauer, of Brauer Bros., St. Louis, Mo., or Mr.
Harry Shway of the Bond Shoe Co., Duane St., N.Y. City?
(A) That in St. Louis.
(Q) Is it advisable to change the name of [...] to [...]'s
in the chain stores?
(A) Change to [...]'s.
That is all the questions.
In the chain stores, and in the changing of the names, or
name, let this be that beginning through which the coalition
will remove much of the stress and strain under which the
body has labored. Naturally, the first question that will
come to the body, when may there be expected such an
opportunity, even? February, next year. We are through.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Datastician
BACKGROUND
See
5575-1, a Physical Reading for Gastritis, Stomach Ulcer
Tendencies.
REPORTS
9/10/29 His wife [
5573] obtained a Physical Reading.
9/14/29 He left Cayce Hospital to go to New York.
11/29/29 His sister [
5574] obtained a Physical Reading.



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