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A Tale of Three Siblings: Helena Neugasser, Siegmund Kornmehl, and Mina Allina

September 1, 2021 by Edie Jarolim Leave a Comment

Though I am not as good as I'd like to be at keeping up with this blog—and not as good as Google would like me to be, according to my rankings--many people have nevertheless managed to find my posts over the years. Most recently, I heard from my cousin Rena, whom I'd been trying to locate for years. Those marital name changes wreak havoc on genealogy.  She commented:    I

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Rolled Beef, Wolf Blitzer & More Buffalo Kornmehls

April 8, 2020 by Edie Jarolim 10 Comments

In my backlog of unfinished posts, this one -- started in November 2019 -- seemed the most timely for this pandemic Passover. It's partly elegiac, which fits the current mood, but it's also about finding new family. And about endurance. A deli-denying newscaster plays a part in the narrative too. Fake news!  Rolled Beef, Redux In my dual roles of amateur family

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Freud’s World & A London Reunion

May 24, 2018 by Edie Jarolim 4 Comments

There's been a lot going on behind the scenes in the Freud's Butcher universe, but it's like the proverbial tree falling in the forest: If a blogger doesn't post about events, did they really happen? They did, and they will--and here's the proof. Psychology Today I've made many forays into discussions of Freud's life -- in order to provide context for my family's

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Of Ancestors, Blogging & Taking My Own Advice

May 7, 2013 by Edie Jarolim 10 Comments

You know the cobbler whose children go unshod? I'm the blogger who dispenses advice but forgets to take it. My friend and colleague Vera Marie Badertscher created a Web magazine, which debuted yesterday, called Ancestors in Aprons: All About Food and Family. As you might guess from the title alone, it has strong links to two topics that are central to Freud's Butcher -- the

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