The 1920s and 30s were a wild time for Thanksgiving parade balloons. If only they could talk, the stories of living their best lives on the run would be told. While many people make it a tradition to ...

All in all, it was an interesting Thanksgiving Day in Columbus in 1920 – and a pleasant one. Local newspapers referred to the holiday as the “three hundredth anniversary” of the Thanksgiving Day ...

"Gee, it's great to be a newsboy!" A small, freckle-faced boy with one cheek full of turkey and the other extended with a generous helping o cranberries paused long enough in the middle of the ...

The turkey has been the centerpiece of most American Thanksgiving celebrations for generations. In 1920, the Syracuse Herald’s “Mrs. Wood,” the anonymous columnist who appeared in the paper’s “Page of ...