Dr. Lucy Hoffman (sometimes
spelled Huffman) placed an advertisement in the December 1914 issue of the FRAM, the yearbook of Sandusky High
School. Dr. Hoffman was an eye and nerve specialist with her office in the Cooke
Building in Sandusky. The FRAM advertisement stated that Dr. Hoffman’s
specialties were relieving headaches and straightening crossed eyes. She
claimed to use “scientific, accurate methods” in her eye examinations, and her
fees were reasonable. In the 1916 advertisement below, Dr. Hoffman says
emphatically that drugs and drops should not be used in an eye examination. Her
method was a fogging system, which did not call for dilation of the pupils.
Dr. Hoffman was only in Sandusky briefly. According to
an article in the July 11, 1919 issue of the Sandusky Register, she moved to Jefferson, Ohio during the summer
of 1919.
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