Omega Oil Green Color Explained by Nature
Omega Oil is green due to a powerful green herb in it that also stops pain. The text emphasizes its uniqueness among liniments and likens its color to nature and daylight.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
6
Omega Oil is green due to a powerful green herb in it that also stops pain. The text emphasizes its uniqueness among liniments and likens its color to nature and daylight.
The Colorado railroad company plans to send surveyors to Warrensburg within days, likely continuing the original survey that passed north of Warrensburg and went through Sedalia, as noted yesterday.
Lagrippe coughs may last months and danger point passes. Fol Ey's Honey and Tar is advertised as providing positive protection and security from these coughs. All druggists.
John Montgomery Jr made a business trip to Kansas City on Wednesday. Frank Treadwell Bennett Ir suffers chronic kidney disease for two years. He writes that after trying many remedies he used FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE and a one dollar bottle cured him. All druggists.
Miss Eunice Hiff of Knob Noster returned home Wednesday afternoon after visiting friends here.
W. C. Williamson of Amherst Virginia reports relief from lumbago after trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says all other remedies failed to help before this treatment. Master Leslie Hughes, visiting his father at Cedar Rapids Iowa, returned home on Wednesday.
A Native American mother believes her baby's spirit lingers near her rather than entering the spirit world immediately. The text notes dreams of solace, keepsake moccasins at graves, and a papoose cradle with feathers to comfort the child’s spirit during its journey.
A collage of proverbs and maxims on novelty effort obedience and virtue from Bruty Barton e Kempis Spadara Summer and Mulock reflecting on human nature and moral elevation. The selections contrast pleasure from occupation duty and wealth with character and intellect guiding humanity.
A column lists traditional domestic maxims urging wives to recall that Adam was made first and that men pay the freight. It exhorts honesty, tolerance, and shared burdens while praising a harmonious home as essential and the least said is best.
A historical note describes how Irish witnesses stood on tables or boxes in Irish courts while English witnesses could sit, and how Irish peasant witnesses often mixed quick repartee with whimsical answers, entertaining spectators and challenging the court.
Gems of Thought presents a series of quoted maxims from notable figures including Dickens Franklin and Shakespeare. Otterville Items reports local movements with residents from Sedalia Warrensburg and Boonville, noting visitors, business trips, and a run of sickness as doctors treat the neighborhood.
W H Ashbrook a veteran grave digger of eighteen years is confined to his home at 1204 Mast Third street with a peculiar disease affecting his left arm. He asks The Sentinel to deny reports that he prepared his own grave in advance and awaits final summons with resignation, hoping to bury many more before his turn.
Suvivan and Felix Kahn returned from New York with a line of spring goods for the St. Louis Clothing Company.
E Demick of Somerville Ind reports seven years of stomach troubles and $1000 spent with no relief until using Kodol Dyspepsia Care. After a few bottles, he is entirely well. The ad claims Kodol digests food for the stomach so readers can eat all they want without dieting. W E Bard Drug Co.
Mrs M McGinley from Terre Haute Indiana reports her mother Mrs John Burns is not better and critically ill with stomach trouble.
Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisburg says her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The ad touts the remedy as a safe, immediate cough cure for children and adults, urging every family to keep a bottle handy this season.
W. A. McMillin departed Wednesday for Lamonte following a visit with his parents in town.
A Jamaica merchant reports his daughter’s severe cold eased with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, two days to recovery, and claims the remedy wards off pneumonia and counteracts a cold’s progression. Sold by all druggists.
A J Hughes, who has spent the week performing jury work here, left for his home in Lamonte on Wednesday afternoon.
An advertisement extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as an unequalled remedy for burns bruises and cuts in children. It claims rapid pain relief and wound sealing drawing on the fire and preventing blood poisoning with a testimonial from James Mock about a baby cured after two doctors gave up. It warns to beware of counterfeit versions and mentions W. E. Bard Drug Co.
H W Morris of Clifton City was in the city Tuesday on business.
Ad claims Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Co. boosts vigor and brightens mood after use. Product priced at 35 cents, with W. E. Bard Drug Co. listed in the copy. The tone suggests a health tonic advertising style common in era catalogs.
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