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Story November 28, 1907

Crittenden Record=Press

Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky

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Americans in Paris marked last Thanksgiving with as-traditional-as-possible dinners amid pumpkin pie famine and cranberry shortages, at homes, the American Art Association, and crowded hotels/restaurants like Le Athens and Continental.

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Thanksgiving Day In Paris

Last Thanksgiving was celebrated by Americans in Paris in a manner that was as "traditional" as was possible in face of a few shortcomings such as almost complete famine in pumpkin pie and a shortage in the cranberry supply.

Dinners were enjoyed at home by Americans who have homes in Paris but the "floaters" who find themselves far from their native heaths on feast days had to trust their fates to hotels and restaurants.

The American Art association at 74 Rue Notre Dame des Champs gave a dinner for its members.

Hotel and restaurant proprietors have long since appreciated the importance of Thanksgiving day as a "jour de fete" for Americans, and they had prepared the "national dish." Among these were Le Athens, Langham and Continental hotels and Noel, Peters and Chatnerx restaurants, which were all crowded with Americans at the dinner hour.

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Historical Event Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners Family

What keywords are associated?

Thanksgiving Celebration Americans In Paris Food Shortages Hotel Dinners American Art Association

Where did it happen?

Paris

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Location

Paris

Event Date

Last Thanksgiving

Story Details

Americans in Paris celebrated Thanksgiving with traditional dinners at home, hotels, restaurants, and the American Art Association, despite shortages in pumpkin pie and cranberries.

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