The Day Is at Hand in Dr. Talmage Sermon
Sunday sermon by Rev. Dr. Talmage exhorts joyous faith and arbitration over war. He praises Christian unity, wonders at modern communication, and urges readiness for a world changing quickly through science, prophecy, and spiritual power. A tale of a giant snake with a buried Mexican coin closes the talk.
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Indian Snake Dance and Moqui Ceremony Explored
The piece details the Moqui or Mocuis tribe of northwestern Arizona and their grand snake dance a eight day rite to seek rain and crops. It explains snake selection handling staging and ritual significance with notes on venom and tribal beliefs.
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Mexican wasp described as relentless hunter and pest
The passage portrays a Mexican wasp as a businesslike predator, two inches long as an adult and bay colored, with a non disabling stinger. It claims the wasp works all day to pursue people, traveling far to strike, while locals supposedly fatally suffer from its bites and nearby scorpion threats.
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