never had cod liver oil ....
Hell its a long time since I heard that saying Margaretooooh, you lucky josser!

So my mother was, trying to poison me?Fennings Fever cure contained diluted nitric acid which is on the 'hazardous substance list' and is toxic.
This website shows the 'snake oil' remedies used in victorian days.
http://chesterrep.openrepository.co.../Medical Advertising in the Wrexham Press.pdf
analysis of Fenning's Fever Cure which revealed that the 'cure' was merely a dilute solution of nitric acid and peppermint
She didn't do a very good job RoySo my mother was, trying to poison me?


It must have cured the fever because what ever was wrong with me out came the fennings fever cure, They must have thought it cured everything. Possibly did.She didn't do a very good job Roy![]()
No one's discovered Scott's Emulsion it had a picture of a large fish on the bottle,can't think what that was supposed to cure.
Thank's again Susie, dare I say, as in another post great detective work once more.Have you tried it.You can still buy it, it's basically cod liver oil and vitamins, hence the picture, of a man carrying a cod on his back.
Scotts Emulsion
Website in Norwegian!
Thank's again Susie, dare I say, as in another post great detective work once more.Have you tried it.
Possibly all the liquids made the pills float.Had it when I was little, tasted pretty foul as I remember. Also had Virol, Fennings fever cure and lung healers, Carters little little liver pills and Dr Williams pink pills for pale people which were iron tablets and Multivite brown vitamin pills and Minadex tonic syrup.
It's a wonder I didn't rattle!
Possibly all the liquids made the pills float.

Anyone tried Pulmo Bailly ?
As soon as you take the top off the smell drives the germs away .

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