Exhibiting live premature infants at the World's

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Exhibiting live premature infants at the World's Fair and nobody asked where they came from - Infants in Incubators and Cabbage Babies in Mid-19th to Early 20th Century Series 2 Dr. Martin Couney himself had no medical degree or license. He not only lacked a formal hospital but also the privileges of mainstream medical institutions. However, caring for premature infants, who are highly susceptible to complications, required far more than just incubators; and a mere 25-cent admission fee was simply insufficient to support a 24/7 nursing and technical team. Under these dire circumstances, how did he manage to secure timely care for premature infants and gain the trust and consent of their parents? The presence of the equally unique "Orphan Train" (https://t.me/Fibonacci_adj/11237) during that era makes the whole story seem even more bizarre and unbelievable. Also see: "Infant Incubators" Exhibition https://t.me/Fibonacci_adj/11241 The Origins of the Orphan Train https://t.me/Fibonacci_adj/11218