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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
3
A verse from Arthur Sherburne Hardy reflects on love arriving like a dawn that washes away grief and fear. The speaker imagines a world where roses bear no thorn and joy fills every moment, yet notes that hurt can still touch the heart while love endures.
In the sunbaked wheat fields Jeff Cooper, his wife Hilda and workers brace for a cyclone. The storm tears the barn roof and harvest, but drives Hilda back home where she reunites with Jeff after fear and misunderstanding.
The New York Journal notes the Cycle Whirl brings bicycle races to theater stages. Two daily pursuit events in a New York theater feature top cyclists racing around a banked track covering a mile in 125 to 150 laps. Notable riders Schreyer King and Samuelson headline the dangerous exhibitions.
A baby elephant given to Queen Victoria by an Indian prince roams the ship deck as bosn mate. He raids the baker’s galley for sweets, tipping trays and loaves, then is forgiven and allowed free access again as the baker becomes his friend.
A New Jersey farmer tapped trolley current from Bordentown to electrify his truck patch. He claims radishes now mature in fourteen days, suggesting electric grounding could accelerate multiple crops per season. Experts seek evidence, noting potential land value and food cost effects if verified.
In a Jordan valley tale, the ax head sinks and miraculously floats after Elisha retrieves it. The sermon uses the event to teach faith, the legality and duty of borrowing, and God’s attention to small needs guiding students toward their ministry.
A preacher extols borrowing as a metaphor for life and faith. He cites Elisha on the Jordan and miracles as proof of God’s supremacy over natural law, urging diligence, endurance, and reliance on prayer to restore what is lost and attain the impossible.
Excerpts present theological reflections from Universalist J M Pullman Worcester and Episcopalian Rev Geer New York on education equality, spiritual orbits, Christ’s restoration, and the supremacy of love over wealth. The sermon notes warn against Mammon and urge faith in Christ as guiding industry and virtue in the new century.
Sunday school lesson notes recount Peter healing a beggar at Solomon's porch and preaching the outset of Christian gospel. It notes the emphasis on miracle power, the call to repentance, and the early church’s focus on the risen Jesus rather than moral teaching. The article also previews a lesson on The First Persecution Acts 4 1-12.
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