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Elgin Echo in Elgin, Iowa

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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1927

Page

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Lincoln quotes and misattributions examined in depth

A critical survey traces famous sayings to Lincoln Vanderbilt Sherman Greeley and Dewey, evaluating whether Lincoln truly spoke the Clinton line and recounting misattributions. It covers the public be damned phrase and the Lafayette Pershing moments, noting conflicting evidence and later denials.

Clinton Lincoln Vanderbilt Wall Street Commodore Corneliua Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Familly William H. Vanderbilt Chicago John Dickinson Sherman Talon Hyde Park Mr. Vanderbilt Erate Veterans’ Camp New York Sherman Horace Greeley John J. B. Soule Terre Haute Ind West Soule Greeley New York Tribune Sonle The Tribune Terra Haute Express Admiral Dewey Olympia Manila Bay Gridley Chicago Evening Post Dewey Aguinaldo Pershing Lafayette Stanton Wilson Foch Germany Wiliam 5. Sims Bas New York Times London

Saint Valentine’s Day origins and customs explained

The article outlines Saint Valentine’s Day ties to seven saints from France Belgium Spain and Africa with a possible eighth venerated. It notes the Rome Umbria figures of the third century and links to a pagan festival Lupercalia. Medieval England and Europe used a name drawing gift exchange that evolved into men sending Valentines.

France Belgium Spain Africa Umbria Rome England

River Thames Names Through Time In Early Britain

The piece notes that during Caesar's invasion the river in England was called Tamesis and later writers used Tamesa. It records Saxon references naming the river Thamis and mentions the stretch above Oxford being called Inle.

Caesar Britain Thames England Tamesis Tamesa Oxford Inle

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