Lee, S.I.
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S.I. Lee, of Springfield, Oregon (September, 1888) speaks in commendatory terms of a decoction of the ''Eryngium aquaticum'', or corn snake-root, taken internally and applied locally as a remedy for snake-bite. | S.I. Lee, of Springfield, Oregon (September, 1888) speaks in commendatory terms of a decoction of the ''Eryngium aquaticum'', or corn snake-root, taken internally and applied locally as a remedy for snake-bite. | ||
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Documented Letter from Springfield Museum:
To the honorable Common Council of the Team.
S.I. Lee, of Springfield, Oregon (September, 1888) speaks in commendatory terms of a decoction of the Eryngium aquaticum, or corn snake-root, taken internally and applied locally as a remedy for snake-bite.
Annual of the universal Medical Sciences, published 1889, F.A. Davis.
