THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday,
Sersteraber 17, 1971
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In the Day of Judgment
Resh Lakish said: In the future
day of judgment, all animals will
be assembled and, will ask the
serpent why he poisons his prey.
They will_ say, "The lion destroys,
so that he may eat. The wolf tears
prey for food. What do you gain,
through your poison?" And the
serpent will reply, "Ask the
slanderer, for he, too, destroys
without benefit to himself."—Tal-
mud, Taanit

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- In the :Yiddish newspiper,t the
Forward. there is an interesting
column, !`.A Model Brief"—Pack of
Letters.- It offers .advice to the
lovelorn; it is a clearing honk-for
all sorts of - communications to , the
editor asking for advice on , any-
thing and -.everything touching- on
human' experience. • -
Researchers at the American
Jewish Archives' on. the Cincinnati
campus of Hebrew Union College
have found that this was -not the
first Jewish column of its type.
About 150 Years earlier, Mordecai
Manuel Noah occasionally wrote
vignettes or feuilletons, beautiful
succinct word sketches on personal
and intimate matters. He did not
wait to be asked: he ,anticipated
questions and supplied answers.

(Just W. of Woodward) -
Privet* Attendant Parkin,

and capable. Should a man avoid
a girl whose father wants to endow
her? M at all. If a father is rich
a nd
-Can afford to give her a hand-
some fortune he ought to do so
making, provision for her and the
children, for a husband may lose
all-and may, not- be able "to place
her, beyond the -vicissitudes of
trade and commerce."
"Gleanings from a Gathered
Harvest" went through two edi-
tions in leis than three years. A
copy, formerly owned by Simon
Wolf, the official and unofficial
Washington lobbyist for Jews from
the time of the Civil War till the
early years of the 20th Century,
is in the Rare Book Room of the
Hebrew Union College Library.
morciecai Manuel Noah was

By JACOB. R. MARCUS - -•:.

Director, Anterican.„Jewish .Arcbfireiil;-
Hebrew Union CollegnJewisit Janata*
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of Reittlea
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Noah's - cousin, Uriali
Levy, .rose to command the
terranean fleet is the years shcirtl*-
before the Civil War, despite
fact that be was fought. nvery inO
of the way because he was a Jew ,
rn
Noah *as a great, Aericair
playwright and a widely -read news- .
paperman—one of the best known.
in New York City. Like „unity
others, he went into politics. -Hit
was the head of Tammany, a good,
liberal organization In his
surveyor of the Port of New York,'
a judge, a consul in Tunis, a so--
cial reformer and a proto-Zio n ist,
As far back as 1820, he wanted
for e - ar teest
ws
bil a sh o and
n to eires i r uff
s ,cgo on m y ms

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thesh h tla g d e litterbae-
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one of the most important Jews
Included in a collection Of the
in the- 'United States in the dayS
best of Noah's miniscule essays
before the Civil War. Noah was
published in 1845, in a small vol-
born in 1785, and died in 1851.
ume entitled "Gleanings from a
He
was a grandson of James
Gathered Harvest," is a little
Phillips, a fighter for civil lib-
gem, "hfoney and Matrimony,"
erties
at the time the Constitu-
It tackles the problems of court-
tion was being written, who
ship and, marriage. Too many
wanted to be sure that in the
girls in - our clay, he wrote, are
new United States the Jews
There- are two things
h -hit is:life
extravagant and scare off young
:honld have-the freedoms' which f r which we are never fully
o Pre-
men who want to marry them.
had
'been
denied
them
in
the
old
pared,
and
that
is
twins:—Josh •
The young men' are even worse.
American Colonies.
B llings.
They spend huge sums for
clothes, a horse and buggy, tick-
ets for the opera, full dress, and
expensive trinkets like rings,
seals, and chains. If young men
and women are extravagant it is
rang' apv. Warren_iet 1.111Nr 1R041
the fault - of the parents who in-
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