Much as we would like to see our youth studying and mastering the Hebrew and Yiddish languages, and in spite of all our efforts to spread our national tongues among our younger generation, there will always be tens of thousands of Jews who will be bound to obtain their information and knowledge of Jewish life through the source of the English language.
It is for those tens of thousands of Jews that the Jewish Daily Bulletin is so extremely valuable, being a source of accurate information, and best enlightenment of all matters concerning Jews and Judaism the world over. The Daily Bulletin eradicates Jewish ignorance from among thousands of our brethren who can read neither Hebrew nor Yiddish, and cements them to the Jewish nation and its national hopes and strivings.
The Jewish Daily Bulletin is also the best means of acquainting the gentile world with Jewish events, and, consequently, of spreading and developing good will between us and our English-speaking neighbors. Knowing well the Jews and their hard life means to sympathize with them and their struggles.
The Archive of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency includes articles published from 1923 to 2008. Archive stories reflect the journalistic standards and practices of the time they were published.
