The Maxwell House Haggadah
Back in my days @ Kellogg, Aunt Edna (a blessed memory) and Uncle Bern used to throw a mean Seder. Replete with storied honey cake and a hit of Slivovitz and seltzer at the end.

We always read from the Maxwell House Haggadah, a favorite tome of Chicago Jewry. Originally published by the ad agency of Joseph Jacobs in 1934, it has since printed 40M+ copies. . . all good to the last drop of the last cup of wine.
Chag Sameach!

We always read from the Maxwell House Haggadah, a favorite tome of Chicago Jewry. Originally published by the ad agency of Joseph Jacobs in 1934, it has since printed 40M+ copies. . . all good to the last drop of the last cup of wine.
Chag Sameach!


I think (hope) you meant that it was a favorite TOME of Chicago Jewry. The reference to a "tomb" is an amusing typo.
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