Worlds that passed / by A. S. Sachs. [Transl. by Harold Berman]. Philadelphia : The Jewish Publ. Soc. of America, 1928
Content
- Title page
- Copyright
- III Contents.
- Prefatory Note
- 1 The Jewish Home that is Gone. (Instead of an Introduction)
- 5 I. The Heder
- 12 II. The Paper Bridge and the Steel Bridge
- 18 III. Little Folk's Societies Boasting Big Achievements
- 27 IV. The Siyum (Commencement)
- 39 V. Local Pride
- 45 VI. The Jewish Maiden
- 50 VII. The Political Struggle in Lithuanian and White Russian Towns
- 58 VIII. Anonymous Libel Sheets and Ditties
- 63 IX. Free Loans
- 69 X. Encroachment or Unfair Competition
- 73 XI. A Guest in Honor of the Sabbath
- 79 XII. Delaying the Torah Reading
- 86 XIII. The Election (Kalfe)
- 91 XIV. The Redemption of Captives
- 99 XV. Passover
- 108 XVI. Lag ba-'Omer in a Jewish Town
- 116 XVII. Shabuot Greens
- 123 XVIII. The Nine Days (of Mouring)
- 128 XIX. Shabbat Hazon
- 134 XX. Tish'ah be-Ab
- 142 XXI. Shabbat Nahamu
- 149 XXII. The Month of Elul
- 155 XXIII. The Traditional Holiday Tunes
- 160 XXIV. The First Selihot
- 167 XXV. Shabbat Shubah
- 172 XXVI. Yom Kippur Eve
- 179 XXVII. Twilight Prayers (Ne'ilah)
- 184 XXVIII. Sukkot.
- 189 XXIX. Hosha'ana Rabbah
- 195 XXX. Simhat Torah
- 205 XXXI. Shabbat Bereshit
- 210 XXXII. Autumn
- 215 XXXIII. Hanukkah in the Ghetto
- 222 XXXIV. Hamishah 'Asar be-Shebat
- 227 XXXV. Purim
- 236 XXXVI. A Tale of Rabbi Israel Salanter
- 242 XXXVII. The Kelmer Maggid
- 248 XXXVIII. The Lithuanian Scholar
- 253 XXXIX. A Lawsuit Against the Almighty
- 260 XL. Reb Abba the Bet Din Shammash
- 265 XLI. Jewish Watchmen
- 274 XLII. The Jewish Bookseller
- 283 Glossary