Did Lincoln say you can fool all the people all the time
A long feature traces popular attributions to Lincoln and others about famous epigrams. It questions whether Lincoln spoke the line about fooling all the people all the time and surveys related misattributions to Vanderbilt Sherman Adams and Pershing with careful sourcing notes.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Lincoln R Onge
P. T Barnim
Lincoln
Tey. W. BE. Barton
Post
Abraham Lincoln
Clinton
Wall Street
Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Chicago
Hhaye
Couse
Sherman
Caldwell
Ohio
Michigan Military Academy
Orchard Lake
Mich
Erate Veterans’ Camp of
New York
Horace Greeley
John LB. Soule
Terre Haute
Ind) Express
Soule
Greeley
New York Tribune
Saint Valentine’s Day origins in legend and lore
The piece traces Saint Valentine’s Day to multiple early saints, noting seven or more venerated figures and an eighth memorial. It links the date to pagan Lupercalia rites and describes medieval English and continental customs of pairing names and giving tokens of affection each Saint Valentine’s Eve.
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Ito
France
Belgium
Spain
Africa
Sroup
Umbria
Rome
England
Thames Names Through Early Times History Note
Famous English river Caesar notes the Thames was called Tamesis during his invasion of Britain. Early writers render it Vamesa and Thamis in Saxon periods. The Thames above Oxford is often located within early geographic mentions.
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Cxesar
Britain
Thames
England
Tamesis
Oxford
Inte
Fragments on Napoleonic era events and Jingu empire tale
A collage of 19th and early 20th century historical notes links Napoleon III and Maximilian in Mexico with the Franco Prussian context and the looming WWI disaster. It also recounts Empress Jingu of Japan and the Kiushin voyage, detailing a warlike marriage, invasion, and the cultural reception of a female ruler and her son Osin.
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Union A
Napoléon III
Mouxtuilian
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Mexico
Benito Taurez
Juarez
Napoleon
Maxmilian
France
Maxmillan
United States
Washington
Maximilian
Napoleon TM
Herole
Asrey
Parteu
Jingu
Chinai
Korea
Okinaga Tarashihime
Kiushin
Azland
Chinal
Takenouchi
Wikado
Uke
Ghe
Japan
Asia
Vidgo
Osin
English Women Weavers Area Withdraws from Industry
English women in the weaving districts show reduced participation, with many not entering the weaving trade today. Local observers cite economic shifts and changing opportunities affecting female workers and family livelihoods across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iywadays
England
Drink Water If Kidneys Bother You Card
A health note advises drinking a quart of water daily and using Jad Salts to flush and cleanse sluggish kidneys. It warns that rich foods create acids that irritate kidneys, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and digestive issues, and recommends a morning dose of four ounces of Jad Salts in water for several days.
Samaritans and Levites on life's hard road in Thackeray
Travelers discover aid from Samaritans and Levites amid hardships in a Thackeray panel reflecting charity, resilience, and guidance along a rough journey.
Special Offer to Victims of Indigestion
Victims of indigestion can seek relief with Dare's Mentha Pepsin elixir. The ad promises rapid gas disappearance and eased breathing. It urges trying Dave's Mentha Pop Sin with a money back guarantee from any druggist.
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Dare
Dave
Proclamation Bans Airplane Duck Hunting in Victoria
Australian officials issue a proclamation prohibiting hunting ducks with airplanes after reports of enterprising sportsmen using aircraft. The move aims to curb aviation aided hunting and protect wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Executive Council of
Victoria
Ney. Bulletin
Irish potatoes mix up sparks quarrel in grocer line
A young housewife laments to a grocer that the potatoes she ordered as Irish were allegedly grown in Michigan, prompting a tense exchange about authenticity as her husband pressures the retailer. The Progressive Grocer records the claim and the dispute over origin.
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Mazda
Michigan
Where children are there is their golden age Noyalis
A thoughtful remark linking childhood to a period of perceived purity and potential, citing Noyalis as the source or author of the quote. The line emphasizes youth as a prime era and invites reflection on nurturing young minds.
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Noyalis
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Te Heute Express
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Olympia
Manila
Gridley
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Giidier
Pershing
Lafayette
Stantes
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London
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