🦃 Thanksgiving dinner tips, Libby's pumpkin pie, homemade cranberry sauce, vintage selfies, DIY paper Christmas ornaments, Breakfast at Tiffany's and more!

Hi, and thanks for joining the newsletter list on the Click Americana website! Here’s a quick look at some of the new and updated vintage & retro articles and pictures we have for you. 😎

Libby’s pumpkin pie: This famous pumpkin pie recipe is the greatest of all time

20 classic homemade cranberry sauce recipes

How to roast the perfect Thanksgiving turkey

• How to carve turkey step-by-step, plus illustrations

• Perfect turkey gravy: An easy classic recipe from the 70s

• 30+ delicious old-fashioned stuffing recipes

• 6 ways to make old-fashioned marshmallow sweet potatoes

• Serve a ’70s style Cranberry Wobbler gelatin mold this Thanksgiving

• Carnation’s famous pumpkin pie, step-by-step with pictures

• Thanksgiving leftovers? Turkey-cranberry layer loaf & turkey salad

32 fascinating vintage selfies you probably have never seen

See 40 antique Thanksgiving postcards people sent back in the early 1900s

Get Truman Capote’s favorite Thanksgiving recipes (1968)

Retro Thanksgiving side dishes from the ’80s: Delicious turkey team-ups

6 ways to make old-fashioned marshmallow sweet potatoes for a Thanksgiving side dish

Get your retro 45RPM single insert T-shirt

Remember these little plastic doodads that you clipped into the center of an old-fashioned single? We put it on a shirt! Get yours here at Amazon! (affiliate link)

The first vintage vacuum cleaners from the early 1900s & the history of the famous Hoover Company

Classic 70s Christmas cookies: 20+ deliciously memorable recipes to try

How to make old-fashioned paper Christmas ornaments that are easy & inexpensive

What some people were thankful for back in the 1930s

Here are responses from six people during the Great Depression, sharing whether they felt more or less thankful than the previous year. These reflections were featured in The Central New Jersey Home News (New Brunswick, New Jersey) on Friday, November 20, 1936.

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