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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1875
Page
2
The article describes ongoing political turmoil and delayed actions in Congress over a Maryland deadline. It notes daily additions to lists, mentions Will and several named figures, and references a risky climate around Texan affairs. It also covers winter weather records and historical reflections on liberty, law, and imperial policy.
A garbled New York fraud case links women including Madame Jivi and others to deceptive dress sales. Reports note several social figures allegedly aided by counterfeit schemes. The piece hints at broader female involvement and debates about moral reform.
Fragmentary report notes peace reformers urging an international ban on perpetual war through reform efforts. Mentions the Association for Reform and Codification in the Laws of Nations and Dr Samos Miles of Moston. Unclear details. next meeting hinted for August or September.
A Sunday morning discourse contrasts Protestant vigor, charity, and science, arguing the Church should adapt to better manhood and modest wealth. The sermon condemns conflict between Church and science and insists faith must persuade the poor without betraying core beliefs.
A sermon-critical account condemns self styled reformers who use science as a tool to claim absolute religious authority. It denounces zealots who attack established faith while failing to produce tangible truth, warning they misrepresent science and prey on gullible followers.
A fragmented text outlines John McDonagh known as the willionaire of New Orleans and a series of life maxims for success in business and virtue. It quotes rules on labor, temperance, and self-control, interspersed with notices of religious activities and church expansions across various cities and groups. The piece references Jesuits in Milwaukee, Presbyterians, and missionary efforts, plus a dense, era-specific religious and civic snapshot.
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