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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1887
Page
9
Gleason and Whitman Lawrence advertise a large varied assortment of farms in three Kansas counties priced from 10 to 100 dollars per acre. Prompt replies and best references available. Write for full information about shown lands.
In Carthage Maine on October 10 1886 W H M Camp Dell delivered a sermon urging repentance and action over the treatment of Jews. He traced Jewish history from Abraham through Babylon and Rome noting enduring Jewish survival and criticizing Christian persecution and complicity. He cites Jewish populations in Russia Germany and the United States and calls for a rebuke of Christian antisemitism and a renewed Christian witness toward Jews.
An article argues against prejudice toward Jews, urging fair treatment by recalling Jewish contributions to religion and history. It notes Jews as a moral, educated, law abiding people while addressing stereotypes of trickery and land ownership, and calls for ending anti Jewish hostility in America.
The article traces long-standing antisemitic tropes and how Jews were barred from land and professions. It notes expulsions from Spain in 1493 and England in 1290, and argues persecution shaped Jews into portable trades and banking. It cites historical depictions and Dr. Job Hall’s remarks on forced career shifts due to prejudice.
A speaker argues Jews show strong intellect and have thrived in their calling, yet faced persecution in Europe and Russia. He urges Christian communities to erase prejudice, embrace charity, and unite under shared faith. The piece discusses Jewish orthodoxy versus liberalism, intermarriage, and the drift toward universal religious unity.
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