She was a third-generation homeopathic physician in West Philadelphia.
From BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTIES NEW JERSEY, BOSTON, BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1897:
“Laura, a young lady of rare promise and ability, graduated from the Woman 's Medical College of Philadelphia in 1890, and served some time as physician of the State Primary School at Palmer, Mass. This position she was obliged to resign on account of ill health; and after a season of rest she went to Germany to perfect her medical studies, remaining some time in Berlin. On her return she assisted her father in his practice for a while. In the winter of 1894 she conducted a class in clinics at the Woman's Medical College, and was afterward in active practice in Philadelphia, where she had an office. She was married to Mr. Alfred Clements on September 19, 1895, and gave up her professional work temporarily for the less arduous duties of a pleasant home, but has since resumed practice in West Philadelphia.”
From BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTIES NEW JERSEY, BOSTON, BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1897:
“Laura, a young lady of rare promise and ability, graduated from the Woman 's Medical College of Philadelphia in 1890, and served some time as physician of the State Primary School at Palmer, Mass. This position she was obliged to resign on account of ill health; and after a season of rest she went to Germany to perfect her medical studies, remaining some time in Berlin. On her return she assisted her father in his practice for a while. In the winter of 1894 she conducted a class in clinics at the Woman's Medical College, and was afterward in active practice in Philadelphia, where she had an office. She was married to Mr. Alfred Clements on September 19, 1895, and gave up her professional work temporarily for the less arduous duties of a pleasant home, but has since resumed practice in West Philadelphia.”
She was a third-generation homeopathic physician in West Philadelphia.
From BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTIES NEW JERSEY, BOSTON, BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1897:
“Laura, a young lady of rare promise and ability, graduated from the Woman 's Medical College of Philadelphia in 1890, and served some time as physician of the State Primary School at Palmer, Mass. This position she was obliged to resign on account of ill health; and after a season of rest she went to Germany to perfect her medical studies, remaining some time in Berlin. On her return she assisted her father in his practice for a while. In the winter of 1894 she conducted a class in clinics at the Woman's Medical College, and was afterward in active practice in Philadelphia, where she had an office. She was married to Mr. Alfred Clements on September 19, 1895, and gave up her professional work temporarily for the less arduous duties of a pleasant home, but has since resumed practice in West Philadelphia.”
From BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTIES NEW JERSEY, BOSTON, BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1897:
“Laura, a young lady of rare promise and ability, graduated from the Woman 's Medical College of Philadelphia in 1890, and served some time as physician of the State Primary School at Palmer, Mass. This position she was obliged to resign on account of ill health; and after a season of rest she went to Germany to perfect her medical studies, remaining some time in Berlin. On her return she assisted her father in his practice for a while. In the winter of 1894 she conducted a class in clinics at the Woman's Medical College, and was afterward in active practice in Philadelphia, where she had an office. She was married to Mr. Alfred Clements on September 19, 1895, and gave up her professional work temporarily for the less arduous duties of a pleasant home, but has since resumed practice in West Philadelphia.”
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