New Year's Eve Traditions Across 19th Century Cities
The article recalls how New Year’s Eve and Day were celebrated in New York Philadelphia and other cities in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It notes open houses elaborate dress polite calls and gifts then shifts to the decline of calling and rise of drinking and revelry leading to stricter controls and a push toward calmer year-start celebrations.
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Metias
Raperionee
Peter
Washington
Berty
Gelsien Semrat
Mreed Corret
Hentieg Dros
Monkete
Ong Terghers
Aphance & & Martherer
Wach Cartel
Newkman
New York
Sord Hones
Indies
West
Papa
Knights of Ob
Lnte
Prince Albert
Walter
Oyeteletane
Helin
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Chestnut Street
Muammer
Leest
Trinity Chureti
Clerem
Trinity
Dianes
Timax
Americans and Armenians in Ararat Era Arranged Weddings
A long feature describes American troops assigned to Armenia and the Republic of Ararat, detailing expected duties, local customs, and a vivid wedding ritual. It notes Kurdish and Armenian dynamics, the role of the United States, and a ceremonial sequence from engagement to post wedding visits, including etiquette like coffee cups, rings, and shoe removal. It highlights cultural practices and the adjustments American soldiers may face in a distant land.
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Bam
Apm
Armenia
Ararat
New York
Amereen
Teh Mantis
Eden
Tapheth
Noah
Arat
Republic of
United States
Amienia
Kurtis Hornes
Omer
Rothery
Witece
Americes
Anmepia
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Gore
Aeroe
Republic” of
Mount Ararat
Arghurt
Noah Vineyarl
Nesrtthy
Manard
Grether
Feavan
Nakelowan
Venice
Benyeifal
Elter
Goor
Shees
Ereerum
Armeria