['lie doctors of New York are to have a skyscraper of their own. It is to be a structure of 35 storeys, and will thus be fifth of the city’s tall buildings in order of height. It will consist mainly of suites of offices for physicians and surgeons, and on the top floor will be an elaborately equipped operating-room for the joint iise of the tenants. There will bo vacuum-cleaning throughout, together with an ample electric service for the operation of medical apparatus. Four lifts will be installed, and on the ground floor will be found .wait-ing-rooms and booths for druggists and purveyors of other medical supplies. This unique skyscraper will take the name of the Professional Building.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 2678, 11 August 1913, Page 2
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