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JEWISH CHARITIES . BY LEE K , FRANKEL . ( Lee K. Frankel , magager United
Hebrew Charities ; born Philadelphia , August 13 , 1867 ; instructor in chemistry ,
University of Pennsylvania , 1888-93 ; director Jewish Chautauqua society ...
JEWISH CHARITIES . BY LEE K , FRANKEL . ( Lee K. Frankel , magager United
Hebrew Charities ; born Philadelphia , August 13 , 1867 ; instructor in chemistry ,
University of Pennsylvania , 1888-93 ; director Jewish Chautauqua society ...
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Hospitals , as a rule , supported and endowed by Jews , throw open their doors to
sufferers irrespective of creed , color or ... Jewish agencies , giving material relief
, or to use a better term , those which care for the needy in their own homes , in ...
Hospitals , as a rule , supported and endowed by Jews , throw open their doors to
sufferers irrespective of creed , color or ... Jewish agencies , giving material relief
, or to use a better term , those which care for the needy in their own homes , in ...
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a fravernal Jewish order , which at present has the entire subject under
discussion , and has drafted a plan which has been submitted to the various
Jewish societies and institutions throughout the country . Some idea of the extent
to which ...
a fravernal Jewish order , which at present has the entire subject under
discussion , and has drafted a plan which has been submitted to the various
Jewish societies and institutions throughout the country . Some idea of the extent
to which ...
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