The Talents and the Faithful Servants Parable
Lesson notes examine the Parable of the Talents with focus on two faithful servants who doubled their master’s wealth through work and diligence. It contrasts the wicked servant who hid his talent and faced punishment with the prudent recipients who earned greater trust and entered their master’s joy.
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Leason Helper
Ha. Hofman
Palast
Jesus
Earth
Virgina
Christ
Christ's Kingdom
Cosme
Sovkar
Sulnah Hinself
Garmant
Enigmas and puzzles from Harper's Young People
A page of clever word games and riddles titled Enigma in Rhyme and other puzzles No. 28 to No. 36, featuring beheadings, division puzzles, a cross-card puzzle, a geography enigma, and charades. Includes lighter commentary on Christmas, holidays, and humorous wordplay.
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Australia
Montana
Ireland
California
Plateau
Asia
Dakota
Vermont
Mississippi
Florida
Scotland
Don
Harper
Puzzle Card Snippet With Wordplay and Incomplete Entries
Fragmentary puzzle note lists wordplay items such as Double Word Enigma and Pictorial Proverb with scattered terms like Pears Rape Raap Pare Apes Peas Sear Rasp and mentions BRAIL 90 and a bird in the hand proverb. The text is fragmentary and mixed with garbled segments and stray numbers.
Lincoln's Death Bed Scenes Recounted by Eyewitness
An eye witness narrates grisly relics from Lincoln's deathbed including blood stained pillows and a quilt. He recalls meeting the son of the house owner who describes the assassination night at Ford's Theatre and the room where Lincoln died, with details of the bedding and the crowd outside.
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Ashington
Abraham Lincoln
Society of Hraing
United States
Lincoln
Aga Elia
Taterson
Ubu
Stanton
Ford
Ohio
Washington
Tak
Firs
Hon
Wide Hooth
Apri
Ware
Waltard
Almdlin
Ford's
Lancels
Stags
Tenth
E Streets
Aud
Wruthh
Hnally
Matthews
Bethlehem
Edwin Stanton
Salmon
Mia
Robert
Thalwt
Wella
Bat DE Ovontt
Traena
President Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Charles Summer
Robert Line Colltoud
Komner
Sumner
Father
White House
Patersonf
Louis Shinty
Lima
Syracuse
N.Y
Mr. Paterson
Tuouas J. Topp
Eyewitness account of Lincoln death with relic details
The narrator describes the death scene of President Lincoln, the care by doctors, and the emotional toll on those present. He recalls blood stained pillowcases, the murder aftermath, and plans to preserve artifacts as relics in a future museum while noting looting and sale of the death room.
Chemical theories on artificial food and a future beefsteak
The article questions apotheosis in chemistry and the dream of lab produced food. It notes glucose synthesis from elements and speculates on artificial beefsteaks, but argues palatal and practical limits will keep nature’s methods dominant. It ends with a stray sentence about Germany’s testing of an ossuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Realic
Prince of Wales praised as social sovereign in England
Special correspondence recalls the Prince of Wales at public events from 1857 to recent times. He is praised for dignity, patronage of the arts, and popular charm, with anecdotes of court life, hunting at Sandringham, and his broad appeal across classes in England and amid American visitors.
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Lospex
Tlon
John Lysimachus Bullivan
Literieli
Boston
St. James
Mitchell
Prince of Wales
Namily
W. Buffalo F. Cody Bill
Clauncey M. Depew
James Gh Binine
Prince Consort
Hinson
London
England
Hug
America
Music Hall
Variety Theatre
Princ of Wales
Shan Vomiquesa
Veil
Have Gerry
Marlboroough House
Vance
Nash
Duke of Sutherland
Ores
Boxrunity
Wales
Jong Leen
Sullivan
Bayere
Heenan
Sulivan
Slah of
Persia
Buckingham Palace
Old Bailey
Manly Partegree
Charles ‘Beresford
Etn
Narfetk
Prin
Fn Gondermaan
Wingo
Bern
Landringham
Tha Prinens
Josep Chamberlain
Ravently
Washington
Birmingham
Down to Leuk and the Gemmi Pass Adventure
Special correspondence from Rome dated March 31 describes three boys traveling over Europa and reaching a mountain inn near Gemmi to escape a storm. They trek the Gemmi south face and descend to Leuk then enjoy Leuk's famous mineral baths. The trip blends alpine scenery with adventurous descent and leisure at the baths and valley strolls.
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Rhone
Rome
Europa
Mr. Ue
Euliey
Leult
Tee Rai
Sherem
Eiret
Leuk
Fred
Harry
Tewk
Sep
No Reverence for Ray At Evon Chapel
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a gathering among noble youths in an English setting. The narrator identifies a dressed visitor as Charles Stunt Vane, Viscount Seaham, son of the Marquis of Londonderry, and jokes about his lineage amid casual boyish banter.
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Ray
Evon
Dame
Charles Stunt Vane
Viscount Seaham
Marquis of
Londonderry
Vawne
Beacham
Br. Rodgusy
St. Domce' Goreye
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Watt
the Lennon
Matt
Hoffian
Banns
Alny
Fonund Runme
Panlana
Panama
Nile
Echo
Mexico
Whiel
Germaany
Oussey
Buffalo Bill
Peiece
Sarlorough Moore
Amnaing
Shah
Frinen
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