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Early and aggressive advertising - Vimarsana News

Early and aggressive advertising

It is challenging to do research in 19th-century Arkansas newspapers. Not only can they be difficult to read due to the wear and tear of time, but one is constantly tempted to waste considerable hours browsing through the advertisements.

A role in the Centennial Exposition - Vimarsana News

A role in the Centennial Exposition

It is remarkable that Arkansans so eagerly participated in the celebration of American independence in 1876, the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. The state was still reeling from the disastrous decision to join in the Confederate rebellion, the recent Brooks-Baxter War had dragged Arkansas' blighted image to new depths, and the state faced a staggering debt of $12 million.

Tom Dillard: Arkansas put best foot -- and butter -- forward for Centennial - Vimarsana News

Tom Dillard: Arkansas put best foot -- and butter -- forward for Centennial

It is remarkable that Arkansans so eagerly participated in the celebration of American independence in 1876, the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. The state was still reeling from the disastrous decision to join in the Confederate rebellion, the recent Brooks-Baxter War had dragged Arkansas' blighted image to new depths, and the state faced a staggering debt of $12 million.

Thanksgiving, for the first time - Vimarsana News

Thanksgiving, for the first time

A New Yorker by the name of Sarah Josepha Hale is due most of the credit for Arkansas' first Thanksgiving celebration.

Trick-or-treat traditions in Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Trick-or-treat traditions in Arkansas

Halloween is said to be the nation's third most costly holiday celebration. This year, Americans are projected to spend $10.14 billion on costumes, candy, decorations, pumpkins and a growing number of greeting cards. We spend more only for celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving.