Exposing the Quacks and Odd Advertisements
A Pocahontas Democrat item condemns Chicago quacks named Turbin Addison-Jones Trimmer Katz and Abbott as fake specialists traveling to rural towns to prey on patients. The piece notes their offices, mail order pills, and fake credentials while recalling a past local charlatan. It also reports on a Madison skating show, court filings, stray livestock notices, and a Kanes experiment comparing oat based and mixed horse feeds with oats showing higher costs and less gain.
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Prominent Store Employee Aims for It and Sales
Somerville Journal notes a dependable, ambitious worker who never clocks out and strives to rise. The piece profiles his daily effort and its impact on the shop. A separate public sale notice states a sale on January 28 at Green Bros southeast of Irvington, featuring Belgian horses for sale.
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