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The first weekly Jewish newspaper in the American South; founded in Memphis, Tenn., on October 19, 1885, by M. Samfield and edited and published by him until 1904. In 1892, his son Joseph M. Samfield assumed the position of business director. Its tendency is oriented toward the…
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Le premier journal hebdomadaire juif du sud des États-Unis ; fondé à Memphis, Tenn., le 19 octobre 1885, par M. Samfield et édité et publié par lui jusqu'en 1904. En 1892, son fils Joseph M. Samfield assuma la position de directeur commercial. Sa tendance est orientée vers le Réforme modérée.
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