The Bare Arm of God sermon on world renewal
Reverend Talmage argues the bare arm of God can restore a sin scarred world. He contrasts man’s artificial light with God’s simple word Light and foresees a future when divine power lifts humanity from ruin to Beulah, ending war, drunkenness, and heathen desolation.
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Sirius
Te Aldebaran
Pollux
Altair
Herschel
Andromeda
Orion
Liverpool
Glasgow
New York
Caribbean
Chicago
India
China
Persia
Borneo
America
England
Scotland
Satan
Heaven
Pandemoniac
Diabolos Gazette
Apollyonic News
Temple of God and the Lamb
Charles Wesley
the Lord
Bluff That Worked in a Dublin Café Fight
An Irish lightweight champion Tim McCool alias the Kilkenny Cat, fresh from Ireland, uses a bluff to deter a much larger aggressor in a New York cafe. He identifies himself to the waiter as a ready match to scare off the would be fighter, then quietly leaves as the other man retreats.
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Tim McCool
Ireland
New York Herald
Limekiln Club Clears Two Members Over Gossip Fight
The Limekiln Club's last meeting exposed two brothers for arguing and personal insults over a woman's hair. President Jackson expelled them for violating by law and vowed no restoration. He dismissed all talk of race, forcing the pair to leave Paradise Hall as others pondered the odd moral of the tale.
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Mohammed
England
Tory
Srudder
Brudder
Brother Ganine
Come Along
Speshual
Bradder Jackson
Bradder Johnson
Ebery
de Limekiln Club
Paradise Hall
Brother Jackson
Dis Club
Dar
Adam
Eden
Noah
Cain
Cain Killed His Brudder
Abel
Dan
Jonah
Bradder
Jackson
Johnson
Chicago Times
The Printer's Devil and the Venetian Boy Helper
In Venice Aldus Manutius employed a black boy in his office nicknamed the printer's devil. To dispel superstitions he made a public display by exposing the boy to be pinched to prove he was flesh and blood. The term then spread to other youthful assistants in printing offices.
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Aldus Manutius
Venice
Holy Church
Manutius
Victoria's Dogs in Royal Portrait Gallery
Queen Victoria keeps fifty five royal hounds living in grand kennels with a dining room carpeted and a portrait gallery of celebrated ancestors. Some paintings bear tufts of hair from departed pets and the dogs take pride in their royal status while dismissing lesser breeds. They revel in being a queen's dogs.
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Victoria
Wispoxm Dialogue Sparks Betrothal Bid
A terse exchange hints at an intended marriage between two characters, one seeking a wiser partner and the other pressing for mutual knowledge, with a quick retort about wisdom guiding the match.
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DR. Talmage
Brooklyn
God
Meade Hare Wis
Aeeich
Isaiah
Eophet
Palestine
Jasrahh
Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
David
Paris
Louis
Jobae
Ima
Ill Fey
Mitchell
Turkey
Jessups
Goodells
Blisses
van Dykes
Posts
Misses Bowens
Misses Thompsons
Christ
Beyroot
Constantinople
God of Nations
Hudson
Ohio
Mississippi
Atlantic
Gulf
Mexico
Brazil
Honduras
Russia
Morocco
Arabia
Niagara
United States
Smashup
Sedan
Givonne
la Moncello
Crown Prince of
Saxony
Mairy
Immanuel
Beulah
Paradise Regained
Brother Gardner
Tre Ciut
Brudder Jackson
Brudder Johnson
Victoria’s Dogs
Warren
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