06 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Denver Jewish News
Location
Denver, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
1
A quirky early 20th century recipe list describes ices and ice creams for warm days. It includes Apricot Sherbet, Maple Mousse, Rhubarb Frappe, Frozen Strawberries, and other frosty treats with Windsor milk, maple syrup, lemons, and fruit purées.
The British Colonial office states the ancient City of David was not where tradition places it. Archaeologists traced the city to a small triangular Mount Ophel site south of present Jerusalem. Excavations to locate David's City will occur on this site, previously considered of no religious significance.
Dedication ceremonies for the Denver Sheltering Home girls dormitory drew a large turnout. Speakers from Denver and New York praised the project, with Major Ben Stapleton pledging city support and a New York Auxiliary gift of 8000 dollars toward the mortgage. William Cohen oversees the home.
Question raised about Jewish girls in Denver aiding Palestine by selling flowers on June 10. Volunteers urged to join Flower Day for the National Fund, with a point of contact Mr. Pridman at Main 6540 for more details.
A report lists delegates to the Who's Who in Assembly convention from dMetrict No. 4 PCRS and junior leagues. Notable figures include Mrs. Rosenberg a Dallas Jewish community leader, Miss Rebecca Din kin, and Dr. Reinhart a tuberculosis specialist. The text notes past auxiliary leadership, fund-raising singing, and efforts by the JC ROS and allied organizations.
The Joint Distribution Committee pays 1000 kronen monthly for Vienna offices, about four cents in American money after currency depreciation. Alexander Landesco notes the rent covers 18 rooms in a top building with elevator and janitor service. Remittances are in U.S. dollars or gold, a fact the bureau chief cites to illustrate currency shifts and ongoing operations in Vienna.
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