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From Pat Deveney's database:
Christian Cynosure, The.
Opposed to Secret Societies.
In secret have I said nothing -- Jesus Christ
1868–1923 Semimonthly, then weekly, then monthly
Chicago, IL. Publisher: Ezzra A. Cook; National Christian Association. Editor: Ezra A. Cook, publisher and editor; Rev. A.H. Leaman, editor; William I. Phillips, publisher. Corporate author: Official Organ of the National Christian Association
1/1, August -1923 (?). 4-8 pp. as fortnightly, 16 pp. as a weekly, 32 pp. as a monthly, $1.00 - $1.50 a year. The journal was a Christian (anti-Catholic) magazine of current events, politics, and reform, organized around its theme of opposition to secret societies, primarily Masonry. It contained regular examinations and condemnations of spiritualism. The journal also published a series of Cynosure Tracts on subjects like "Masonic Murder," "Masonry, A View from Woman’s Stand Point," etc.
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