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This is a very small note about Laura, but the addresses in it turn out to be very useful.
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The Osteopathic Physician
Volume XXVII
Chicago, June, 1915
Number 6
Dr. Laura E. Stokey of Canton, Ohio, has announced the removal of her office from 403 Tuscarawas street, W., to 210 High avenue, N. W.
Volume XXVII
Chicago, June, 1915
Number 6
Dr. Laura E. Stokey of Canton, Ohio, has announced the removal of her office from 403 Tuscarawas street, W., to 210 High avenue, N. W.
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The Osteopathic Physician
Volume XXVII
Chicago, June, 1915
Number 6
The "1915" wasn't entirely clear; it could have been 1945, though it didn't look like a 1945 magazine to me. But I found a page www.atsu.edu/museum/journals/index.htm# on the website for Laura's osteopathic college that The Osteopathic Physician seems to have been published from 1898 to 1922.
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The address from which Laura moved her office, 403 Tuscarawas Street, is the same address that Papa Charles was at when he wrote a condolence letter to Will in 1912 on the death of Will's wife Margaret: It looks as though Laura had her office in her home, because when Papa Charles died, the obituary said that Laura would be holding a funeral for him at her home, and gave the address as 210 High avenue SW, i.e. the address to which she moved her office at this time.
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The move was not very far. Google maps says it's a seven minute walk. I've used a bigger area than necessary in the following map so as to include the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum in the upper left, so that you can, if you wish, compare it to the map of a disastrous cart ride in 1891:
The Osteopathic Physician
Volume XXVII
Chicago, June, 1915
Number 6
The "1915" wasn't entirely clear; it could have been 1945, though it didn't look like a 1945 magazine to me. But I found a page www.atsu.edu/museum/journals/index.htm# on the website for Laura's osteopathic college that The Osteopathic Physician seems to have been published from 1898 to 1922.
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The address from which Laura moved her office, 403 Tuscarawas Street, is the same address that Papa Charles was at when he wrote a condolence letter to Will in 1912 on the death of Will's wife Margaret: It looks as though Laura had her office in her home, because when Papa Charles died, the obituary said that Laura would be holding a funeral for him at her home, and gave the address as 210 High avenue SW, i.e. the address to which she moved her office at this time.
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The move was not very far. Google maps says it's a seven minute walk. I've used a bigger area than necessary in the following map so as to include the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum in the upper left, so that you can, if you wish, compare it to the map of a disastrous cart ride in 1891:
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