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Bloomington World in Bloomington, Indiana

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Bloomington World

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Bloomington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1894

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Arm of the Lord Awake The Bare Arm Of God Sermon

Dr Talmage preaches in Brooklyn on Isaiah 52 to declare the bare arm of God will redeem and renew the world. He contrasts light and creation with human effort, denounces heathenism and Mohammedanism, condemns alcohol, urges heavenly power, and ends with millennial imagery of Immanuel’s land.

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Broozyn Brooklyn Tabernacle Dr. Talmage Isaiah Palestine David Thomas Carlyle Mr. Carlyle Paris Louis XIV China Christ Hoang-Ti Job Copernicus Galileo Kepler Newton Laplace Herschel Mitchell Sirius Aldebaran Pollux Altair Andromeda Orion Liverpool Glasgow New York Harbor Caribbean Chicago India Persia Borneo Old World America England Scotland Satan Heaven Pandemoniae Diabolos Gazette Temple of God and the Lamb Charles Wesley Mohammed Earth Turkey God Grout Constantinople God of Nations Alcoholion Nudson Ohio Mississippi Atlantic Gulf Mexico Brazil Russia Morocco Arabia Syria Beer Germany All-Drinks United States Smashup King's Park Jehovah Sedan Givonne la Moncelle Crown Prince of Saxony Mairy Crosa Jesus Christ American Sahara Immanuel's Land Beulah Paradise Regained
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Jocular Humors Across Rural and Family Life

A collage of rural and domestic vignettes recounts playful exchanges about trees and rings, holidays, bicycles, dogs, bonnets, tariffs, hogs, apples, manners, and small boy gratitude. The dialogue feature farmers, uncles, and neighbors in lighthearted, everyday scenarios.

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Various Global Facts and Local Anecdotes from 1790 Era

A collection of antiquated notes and curiosities covering chrysanthemums in Europe, coal prices by region, solvency rules in several countries, Russian pigeons, a Romanian lady building a railway, lighthouse counts in England, Syracuse salt works, a Russian admiral’s fortune in francs, opera house flower etiquette, American religious demographics by Oklahoma, a Salem savings bank cashier missing with poker chips, Marie Jamet and the Little Sisters of the Poor, Salvation Army Bridge program outcomes, and a note on prisoner rehabilitation success rates.

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Europe South Africa China France Spain Venzuela Germany England Syracuse United States Avelon New Metropolitan Opera House New York Oklahoma Salem Mase Marie Jamet Order of the Little Sisters of the Poor Brittany Department of the Salvation Army Bridge
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Manhunted by His Own Pride Ends with Elephant Misfire

A man recounts a circus misadventure in Chillicothe where he tried to puff a lit cigar to please an elephant. The elephant lifted him with its trunk and hurled him into a serpents’ cage, leaving him crippled and dependent on crutches for life. He reflects on losing his swagger and learning humility.

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NOT ABOVE CRITICISM. Old Proverbs and Modern Twists

Mrs. Philander Peasley blasts current magazines for twisting proverbs. The couple debates sayings like Make hay while the sun shines and Haste makes waste, noting how old favorites carry clear morals. Captain Peasley recalls a kitchen mishap linked to a lost kettle and cups.

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Mrs. Peasley Philander Peasley Peasley
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Tears and Nerves and Africa Trade News

The piece explains tears arise from distant nervous centers and subside when soothed, noting children respond to soothing more readily than adults. It then reports missionary wife details African mercantile value where needles and cloth act as currency, trading for poultry, eggs, and drink vessels, with old cans and bottles used as cups.

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