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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
3
A legendary valley of wealth lures explorers as Mike Gray pursues a rumored Ute gold region. A Mexican woman gains access to the ancient Pima Talopa mine through ties with a chief, witnesses ore dumps and an arrastra, but the elusive site remains unfound despite persuasive testimony and a four day journey.
Ex service man Charles Williams emerged from Superstition mountain with a dozen gold pieces and a claim of a twenty pound cache. Assays labeled one nugget as dental gold an alloy of gold copper and trace platinum. He has not located the cache but believes he will recover it, adding another mystery to Superstition.
The text explains that in Anglo Saxon Greek French and some languages the double negative serves as an intensifier while in modern English it negates the real negation. It states that two negatives form an affirmative in English.
An archival Washington Post piece reveals Lincoln’s dramatic act of appointing Ulysses S Grant as lieutenant general of all Union forces during the Civil War. Lincoln prepared remarks to ease Grant, who then answered with gratitude and resolve to lead the armies, under Providence guiding the great conflict.
Lincoln’s long battle to win the Civil War centers on his decision to promote Ulysses S. Grant, despite early doubts shaped by Grant’s past. Grant’s Unconditional Surrender to Buckner and Western successes contrasted with Eastern setbacks, shaping a presidency focused on preservation of the union. Lincoln urged gradual emancipation with federal compensation as early as 1802.
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