Pictures of Jewish Home-Life Fifty Years Ago
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"By the Chevra Kadisha beggars and tramps are thus washed and buriedwhen dead, free of expense, by these good, self-sacrificing people, atall times and in all weathers, as a sign that in death all are equal. The people who can afford it leave enough money to pay all their ownburial expenses or these are paid for by their relatives.
"Acts of charity towards very poor girls who have no dowry or suitablewedding-clothes are very touching and generous. It is considered adisgrace to the community if ...a poor girl is not given the opportunity tomarry, and a community not only provides a dower, but also seeks for abridegroom for her. The housewives willingly and generously prepare thewedding-feast, for everyone is willing to give something from theirstore-room. No shame is attached to poor girls accepting such help; forit is considered a duty by all our brethren to provide what is necessaryfor a bride who has not the means to get things for herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By the Chevra Kadisha beggars and tramps are thus washed and buriedwhen dead, free of expense, by these good, self-sacrificing people, atall times and in all weathers, as a sign that in death all are equal. The people who can afford it leave enough money to pay all their ownburial expenses or these are paid for by their relatives.
"Acts of charity towards very poor girls who have no dowry or suitablewedding-clothes are very touching and generous. It is considered adisgrace to the community if ...a poor girl is not given the opportunity tomarry, and a community not only provides a dower, but also seeks for abridegroom for her. The housewives willingly and generously prepare thewedding-feast, for everyone is willing to give something from theirstore-room. No shame is attached to poor girls accepting such help; forit is considered a duty by all our brethren to provide what is necessaryfor a bride who has not the means to get things for herself.
"I am sorry that I cannot write more by this mail.
What to read after Pictures of Jewish Home-Life Fifty Years Ago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trager Hannah to read onlineMoreLess
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