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[|Who was Pancho Villa?]
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THE BIG SUMMARY

On June 5, 1878 a child was born, his name, was Pancho Villa. He was known as the first Mexican Revolutionary General. He was a bandit. It was first to be said that the first man Villa ever killed was at the age of sixteen. They say it was because the older man was trying to rape his younger sister, and that is what started it all. Villa was a hero in Mexico and a villain in America. In his younger days, when he first started his actions, he was thrown in prison for shooting an officer.


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 * Cocoa Cola
 * Doctor John Pemberton
 * May 1886
 * To quench your thirst.
 * Cocoa Cola became to exist from Doctor John Pemberton mixed a formula together,experimenting with tastes. He had developed what was first classified as " Pemberton's French Wine Coca". It contained caramel syrup, carbonated water, extracts of Kola nuts, cocaine, and sweeteners. When he first wanted to share this beverage, he walked down the street with a jug full, and asked Jacob's Pharmacy to sample it to everyone. It had been pronounced as an excellent drink and was then sold for 5 cents a glass as a soda drink. In 1886 Pemberton's French Wine Coca was changed to the name Cocoa Cola, and was penned as a trade mark. Then, before Pemberton died, he had his drink selling all across the United States and Canada.


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