Chicago beigel (1928)

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THE GHETTO
by Louis Wirth
Chicago: The University of Chicago Press
December 1928
Second Impression December 1929

Pg. 224 (The Chicago Ghetto):
   There are Kosher bake-shops with rye bread, poppy-seed bread, and pumpernickel daily, and a kind of doughnut known as _beigel_ for _Shabboth_.


(The attached Chicago tidbit is FWIW, found during a search just now.  Oy--ed.)

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The Art Institute of Chicago, along with the Museum of Science and Industry, was constructed for the 1893 Columbian Exposition, which, by the way, is supposedly where Chicago earned its "Windy City" moniker, named for the pride-filled Chicago boosters who went to New York to stump for bringing the exposition to their town. This is the kind of fact learned on an architecture tour of this city...