The annual proclamation demonstrated the president's role in setting the national observance of holidays and contributed to public ritual and unity in the post‑World War I era.
President Warren G. Harding issued a presidential proclamation designating Thursday, November 24, 1921 as Thanksgiving Day.
The annual proclamation demonstrated the president's role in setting the national observance of holidays and contributed to public ritual and unity in the post‑World War I era.
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