Wilson Note Delivered to Villa Backed by Proclamation
Wartime telegrams report President Wilson note delivered to General Villa in Mexico and read by authorities in Leon. Proclamation text dictated by Villa’s ministers appears to authorize liberty for certain persons to move as they will. In Cleveland a city car crash injures 35 passengers with four in serious condition and former Women’s Relief Corps leader Sarah WinBR dies at 74 from cerebral hemorrhage.
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Gerhard to Meet Kaiser as German envoy arrives in New York
The article reports Dr Anton Meeyer Gerhard, a noted German official, sailing from New York aboard the United Suites under German protection to Berlin via Copenhagen. He will report to the German foreign ministry on Lusitania policy, assist Red Cross fundraising, and is expected to stay only a few weeks before continuing his postwar duties.
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Prescribed Unique Remedy for Rattlesnake Bite
A fragmented account recounts a rattlesnake bite and a local treatment debate. It references Dr Lyking and Dr Layking, a pond at Ninth and Mary, a town crowd, and a man named Gill near a log cabin. The piece sketches community response, a home remedy belief, and imagery of streets and figures from a bygone era.
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Deadly mushroom species threaten humans and animals worldwide
A fragmented report describes mushrooms from the Amanita and Phene genera, noting deadly toxins found in various parts of the world. It warns that the large yellow capped toadstools resemble edible varieties, with white stems and warty caps, and cautions against amateur foraging. The article references significant deaths and mentions experts who distinguish between poisonous and edible lookalikes. It also alludes to a legend about a Moorish landfall near Graneds Sion.
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Missippi s Moy Minister 1345 and Local Visitors
Violet, AL JH othe Yon narrates a ceremony with Minami Hinte and Wiliodee attendees. The piece notes travel to Canada and a return journey, mentioning Port Albeen, Newport youth and extensive family connections.
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