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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1911

Page

11

Thanksgiving Day Customs of President Taft and Washington

The article describes President Taft’s New England Thanksgiving traditions with turkey cranberry and pumpkin pie, the Washington observance as a national holiday with strong New England ties, church services across denominations, and the social scene around golf, fox hunting season, and Virginia's old and new wealth near the capital. It notes ambassadors cooking turkey in American style and the persistent family urge to return home for the holiday.

Taft New England Rhode Island Cape Cod Massachusetts Ohio Philippines Cuba Washington White House New York Indiana Virginia South Carolina Louisiana St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Arthur Mr. Arthur Plymouth Austria Dis Ife America Congress New State Knox Clarence R. Edwards Potomac Old Dominion

Day of Clank and Gratitude Amid Harvest Cheer

A reflective verse praising Thanksgiving mood and farmer prosperity. It laments economic strains, mentions Standard Oil and prosperity hopes, urges gratitude for good yields, and encourages cheerful, thankful living despite uncertainty. The piece blends rural plenty with caution about markets and luck.

Thanksgiving in London by an American rendezvous

In London an American couple invites lonely expatriates for a Thanksgiving dinner. Miss Margery Bonner, Mrs. Helen Graham, Jack and Robert Dexter meet at window D, exchange letters, and plan a warm, improvised gathering with popcorn and cherry poppers, bridging homesickness and new friendships.

London Helen Graham Mr. Gray Gray Bob Graham Kensington Margery Bonner Haymarket Hugh Gray Miss Bonner Window D Robert Dexter Dexter Bonner Mrs. Graham Margery Helen Graham Jack Jack Graham Mary Bob Dexter Cupid

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