Be-siman tov 5690 : Kalendario «halila»

Title:
Be-siman tov 5690 : Kalendario «halila»
Title (Non-Latin Script):
בסימן טוב 5690 : קאלינדארייו «חלילה»
Title (ALA-LC Romanization):
Be-siman ṭov 5690 : Ḳalendaryo «ḥalilah»
Language:
Ladino, English
Date Used in Publication:
1929
Corresponding Date:
1929
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Publisher Location:
New York, United States
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Collection Accession Number:
ST00691
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See the digital exhibition “A Sephardic Lighthouse: Albert Levy & the Sephardic Jewish Journey,” particularly the section titled “A Sephardic Voice from New York: The Ladino Newspaper, La Vara” for more information about the publisher of this resource: https://jewishstudies.washington.edu/albert-levy-sephardic-lighthouse-salonica-seattle/06-sephardic-voice-new-york-ladino-newspaper-la-vara/

Staff Notes: Known as kalendariyo halila, halila, or simply as kalendariyo, these were Ladino pocket calendars for the Jewish years. When published in the US, they often included the Gregorian year as well. American kalendariyos often included ads for various business, especially in New York and Seattle -- cities with major Sephardic and Ladino-speaking populations in the early twentieth century. These pocket calendars originated in Ottoman Salonica and were published throughout the late nineteeth and early twentieth centuries.
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