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07 Apr 1863
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Adams Sentinel in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1863
Page
1
The True Wife and the Value of Love in Marriage
A Victorian reflection urges women to be beloved and cherished as the key to domestic happiness. It argues that love expressed in words, looks, and deeds transforms a home into paradise, where a wife’s care and joy illumine family life and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Risa
Ler
God
Tre Merit
Teace
Imny Boyon
Motler
Hark
Angela
Slid Away From Sabbath Into Army
A speaker recalls a fair-haired boy who left Sabbath teachings to join the army. He asks whether prayers, guidance, and church influence followed him and warns that many have slid away toward eternity. The speaker urges prayers and the distribution of tracts and the word of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Join Christ's Army and the brave cripple
A narrator recalls comforting a seventeen year old wounded soldier who lost a leg. The youth, joyful at hearing Massachusetts links, vows to join Jesus army and win peers to church and Sabbath School. The story urges children to labor for Christ and seek souls for heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Jesus
Christ
Heaven
S. S . Pimes
A Pastoral on the Famine in Ireland and War News
A Boston era paper reports a Catholic diocese appeal for Irish famine relief urging immediate aid read in Philadelphia churches and a Palm Sunday collection. It also recounts a Union supporter Mrs Harris of Pennsylvania aiding Union troops near Washington, plus civilian anecdotes, poems, and Civil War notes from Manchester to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Woodbun
Philadelphia
Creland
Traeland
Treland
Erin
Dominica
Lengthy funeral prayer by Rev Walter Jackson described
An extensive account recalls Rev Walter Jackson's lengthy farewell prayers at a Talmyre funeral. Mourners deserted the barn as Jackson wandered through Bible doctrine, ending with reflections on immortality and human influence across centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jackson
Jackson
Talmyre
Adam
Newlands
Walter
The World of Flowers
The author argues that guiding children to the world of flowers fosters wisdom and goodness of God. Begin with small garden spaces and opportunities to plant, nurture, and observe flowers. Use inexpensive magnification to reveal form, color, and interdependence, linking all to divine benevolence.
Life and sorrow in human hearts as days brighten and darken
A reflective meditation on human life, noting that joy and gloom alternate and that unseen private sorrows shape our feelings. The speaker suggests not to judge others as cold when they are truly sad, acknowledging universal hidden pains.
Soldier's sharp jibe at copperheads from Maryland Heights
An Irish soldier in the 14th Massachusetts writes from Maryland Heights on St. Patrick's Day critiquing copperheads and peace advocates. He denounces pro peace rhetoric, argues the South seeks separation, and urges continuing the war. He worries about rear attacks by reactionists while battle looms ahead and ends by noting he cannot stop writing on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Rome
Simon
Snoon
St. Crispin
Tavorice
Massachusetts
New York
Maryland Heights
St. Patrick’s Day
Copperhead
South
Rebel Inhumanity in Louisiana
The New Orleans Era reports Rebel barbarity in St. Tammany Parish Louisiana based on a refugee account. Males fled to woods under conscription, women and children face starvation as bloodhounds scour the region. Food scarce, salt denied, meat spoilage risk without salt purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Confederacy
New Orleans
St. Tammany
South
Pearl River
Jeff. Davis
The Voice of a Pate and a Fireless Columbus Fire Plot
A paymaster records James Kennedy of Maryland Volunteers claiming no pay for service, challenged as Union sentiment. Columbus suffers six simultaneous fires blamed on incendiaries. Government wagons and horses destroyed near Little Miami Railroad. A $500 reward is offered for offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranka
Comptroller of the Treasury
Janed Kennedy
Farrier
Parnell Legion
Maryland Volunteers
Cruse
Maryland
Kennedy
Toy
Columbus
Ohio
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Comaton Pleas
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HuLven
Soro
Jssze
M. Burrox
Jacus Busiley
Joan Mu Carany
Martina Lerrin
Bag Baer
Adamg County
Ox Rincorn
Jagol Lushey
Saucy Bronwen
Jons CG
Mirree
Jagol Bushey
North Second Street
MH. Ward
Marcel
AVING
Practitioners of
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M.D
B.G. Kolalye
Littlestown
N.B
G. Kinzensm
Gettysburg
Baltimore Street
J. M. Rowe
United Excise
Ublie
Ile
Mountleastant Township
Ofunn
Granite
P. O
Adams
Ep Ae
U.S
Court of Claims
Departmente
Washington
R. G. McCreary
IL Rowk & No
Rowe & Bro
Joseph Bevan
Jeiweller
Painestock
Coburg
Fauhnestock Brothers
Mollheny's
Dr. R. Morner
Ao N Codori
Cheilee Ducley
Thomas Mackellal
Greece
Brendle
Italy
Scotland
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Virginia
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Valley Forge
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Heintzelmin
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U. S. Senate
Manchester
N. TL
Mion
Wm. A Howard
Judge Peregra
South Carolina
New York Herald
Mrr. Petigru
Charleston
Lincoln
Jim
Petigru
Secession
Central Park
Milton
Camentpex Lryrenaran
Maine
United States
Chase
Shoe
Nellie
Og Confort
Sachs
Sax
Papa
Tommy
Sister
Ser" Flavel
Abraham
Pore
Lyceum
Earth
Pate
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