A Plan for Reconstructing Reform Judaism by Magnes
Dr. J L Magnes argues American Jewry faces a widening gap between youthful energy and religious life. He cites synagogues losing younger members and ignorance of Judaism among youth, urging a revival grounded in study, Jewish life and symbols rather than external influence.
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J. L. Magnes
Temple Hmanuel
Emanu-Iel
Am Haaretz
Bar Mitzvah Confirmation for Girls Advocated by Jewish Times
The Jewish Times argues that female religious instruction and confirmation are as essential as male rites. It compares Bar Mitzvah to confirmation, notes church creeds influenced synagogue practice, and asks if adopting a correct observance from the Chiureh is legitimate when it serves genuine religious growth.
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Alba
Miamonides
Palestine Experiment Funded by New Yorkers for Agricultural Station
A $50,000 subscription from New Yorkers funds a Jewish Agricultural Experiment station in Palestine and nearby regions to study cereals fruits and vegetables. Jacob H. Schiff and Julius Rosenwald cover equipment costs. Aaron Aaronsohn, returning from Palestine, is appointed manager director to run the science based project with USDA records.
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Palestine
Messrs
Jacob H. Schiff
Julius Rosenwald
United States Department of Agriculture
Aaron Aaronsohn
Y M C A Rejects Jews in Richmond Dormitory Move
Indignation sweeps Richmond as the Y M C A boards bars two Jewish students, M Kobelenger and Jacob Want, from dormitory rooms after initial acceptance. They were told only active YMCA workers could have rooms, triggering protest from local leaders including Dr Henry Pearce Atkins and Dr Aeary N Calisch.
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M. Kobelenger
Jacob Want
Henry Pearce Atkins
The
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
Aeary N. Calisch
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