Covering food and drink across the American South as though it mattered as much as crime and politics (because it does.)
Southerners in early 1900s tied so many bows
Share
Thanksgiving has always been a too-much holiday. Too much butter, too much tryptophan, and—in some households—too much family time.
But the excess that had the editors of the Savannah Tribune worried in 1906 was ribbon.
Help us cover food and drink across the American South as though it mattered as much as crime and politics (because it does).
ALREADY HAVE AN ACCOUNT? SIGN IN