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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 03, 1879
Page
5
The excerpt argues that the Jewish Sabbath and Christian Sunday are not simply interchangeable days of rest. It states that Sunday becomes sacred only when used for spiritual growth, making observance a personal choice rather than a legal duty.
Sir Rowland Hill died at Hampstead on Aug 27 after a long illness. Born 1795, he became famed for designing penny postage and transforming the Post Office. His career included leadership roles in South Australia colonisation, railway advancement, and multiple state honours. His funeral is set for tomorrow at Westminster Abbey with Gladstone among those expected.
In a analysis of Dr Pye Smith's intended address to the Biological Section of the British Association the piece argues readers oppose vivisection only when it seems useless or sensational. It rejects utilitarian outrage and labels the author’s stance as a fault of sentiment not reason.
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