Sunday School Lesson on the Parables of the Pounds and Talents
The article discusses Matthew chapters 25 and Jesus teaching near Jerusalem about the responsibility of servants to use entrusted resources. It emphasizes faithfulness over success, the rewards of faithful service, and the call to readiness for Christ's return, with references to related scriptures and themes of divine gifting and accountability.
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Matthew
John
Jesus
Twelve
G A R Names New Chief After Civil War Service
The Grand Army of the Republic announces a new chief, naming Colonel Gilman who served in the Civil War. The article notes many youths joined early in the war and those who survived returned as veterans to resume schooling.
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Gilman
Mere Bay
Grand Arm
Young Gilman Becomes Civil War Commander at a Young Age
The Republicians elected a commander in chief who was among the youngest to join the conflict. Colonel John E. Gilman of Massachusetts faced enlistment barriers due to age and procured consent by mutual signing. He joined the Fighting Twelfth Massachusetts Infantry under Fletcher Webster and served under Generals Pope McClellan Burnside Hooker and Meade. At Antietam the regiment suffered severe losses with 80 percent either killed or mortally wounded. Gilman fought ahead of Gettysburg and reportedly lost an arm to a shell at age eighteen.
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John E. Gilman
Massachusetts
Fort Sumter
Gilman
United States Service
Twelfth
Massachusetts Infantry
Fletcher Webster
Daniel Webster
Colone
Pope
McClellan
Burnside
Joe" Hooker
Meade
Antietam
Gettysburg
All About Metaphysics Defined by a Scotchman
A Scotsman defines metaphysics as explaining to another who knows less about a subject than the explainer. The remark frames metaphysics as teaching the unknown to the ignorant.
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C. H. Smith
Bell
East Main Street
Palmyra
Hershey Press
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