Reading harms from daily papers in a 19th century debate
A long discourse argues that excessive daily newspaper reading harms the mind and domestic life, citing Helen Marshal North on superficialism and the church’s caution. It condemns secular humor in sermons and praises disciplined, spiritual reading, urging readers to seek truth and forbearance over sensationalism.
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