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Cleveland Morning Leader, 15 January 1864
(adv; 4 inches)
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1218 - L. Jan. 15; adv:4/5 - Dr. Lawrence, skilled oculist and aurist,
has been working miracles in restoring lost and injured sight and hear-
ing. He stays at the American House. (4)
American House (hotel); Lawrence, Dr. J. F. (oculist); *Medical Profession
Cleveland Morning Leader, 19 January 1864
(12 inches)
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1219 - L. Jan. 19:4/3, 4 - In a letter to the editor, J. F. Lawrence,
M.D., says: "Discharges from the ears of children are mostly unac-
companied by pain, but they lay the foundation for deafness. The cause
of discharges has to be cured, not outgrown as many people think. I |
can be consulted daily nine a.m. to five p.m. in my office at the
American House. (12)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 29 January 1864
(2 inches)
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1220 - L. Jan. 29:4/5 - Dr. J. F. Lawrence whose large advertisement
appeared in the LEADER, and who made so many promises as the "eminent
oculist and aurist" skedaddled from the American House, cheating patients,
landlord, and advertisers of $800. (2)
American House (hotel); Cleveland LEADER; Lawrence, Dr. J. F. (oculist)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 30 January 1864
(14 inches)
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1222 - L. Jan. 30:4/3 - One month ago the city was honored by the "distin-
guished arrival" of Dr. J. P. Lawrence, the eminent oculist and aurist
at whose magical touch the blind saw and the deaf heard. Many thronged
his rooms at the American House. The doctor left the hotel Jan. 24,
leaving debts of hotel bill, printing, office, etc. People visiting
him and paying for his services were not benefited by better eyes or
ears. A reward is offered for his arrest. (14)