The proclamation represents presidential authority over national observances and exemplifies Coolidge's role in national ceremonial and cultural traditions during the 1920s.
President Coolidge issued the presidential proclamation formally designating Thursday, November 26, 1925, as a national day of Thanksgiving.
The proclamation represents presidential authority over national observances and exemplifies Coolidge's role in national ceremonial and cultural traditions during the 1920s.
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