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Friends, Romans, Countrymen, Sell Me Your Ears!
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If you opened the New York Times on a November morning in 1903, you might have glanced at an article on the front page that quoted a curious ad that had appeared in newspapers throughout the east coast. "$5000 will be paid for right ear, 2 1/2 inches long, 1 1/4 inches wide. with perfect curves and full lobe; the ear may be from either male or female, and must be from a person in perfect health; offers by mail considered."
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13 East 29th Street
Hospital, Private hospital, Ear and nose grafting. Doctor removing bandage from the heads of two men, one of whom has had an ear grafting at a private hospital (Byron list).
13 East 29th Street
Nose Grafting. Doctor removing bandage from the face of a woman who has had a nose grafting at a private hospital.
13 East 29th Street
Ear-Grafting. Two men laying down in a hospital room, ear to ear for an "ear grafting" surgery; doctor with hand on head on one man.
13 East 29th Street
Hospital, Private hospital, Ear and nose grafting. Doctor removing bandage from a woman who just had a nose-graft.
13 East 29th Street
Ear-Grafting. Two men laying down in a hospital room, ear to ear for an "ear grafting" surgery; doctor looking on.
13 East 29th Street
Hospital, Private hospital, Ear and nose grafting. Two men laying down in a hospital room, ear to ear for an "ear grafting" surgery; doctor looking on.
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20-22 also 16-18 East 30th Street.
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