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The Atlanta Crackers (distinct from the Atlanta Black Crackers) were minor league baseball teams based in Atlanta, Georgia between 1901 and 1965. The Crackers were Atlanta's home team until the Atla...
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What is the origin of the word cracker made in reference to someone from the South - trivia question /questions answer / answers ... 'Rednecks' are a fair cut above, with 'Po White Trash' being very close cousins to a cracker. The term is often attributed to cracking whips or ... Authors from India and of Indian Origin;
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"It seems that the greatest mystery, though, lies in the origin of the word — more is known about the lifestyles of Crackers through two and a half centuries than the historical development of the word cracker, Ste.
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Read history of Christmas crackers, origin of Christmas cracker, and its invention by Tom Smith. ... Tom Smith, a baker of wedding cakes from Clerkenwell, London, invented the Christmas cracker in 1847. The events that led to these wonderful creations were quite a story. In 1940, Smith went to Paris and came across 'Bon...
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Not surprisingly, it was aVictorian who invented the Christmas Cracker. Tom Smith to be precise. He was a baker from Clerkenwell London, who in 1840 discovered the individually wrapped bon bon (sugared almond in waxed paper) while on holiday in Paris.
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That's the way myth of a cookie crumbles Japan may be origin of fortune cracker ... find International Herald Tribune articles. Jennifer 8. Lee The New York Times Media Group International Herald Tribune 01-17-2008 That's the way... ... That's the way myth of a cookie crumbles Japan may be origin of fortune cracker ;
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As a highlight of this year's Cracker Day, a 1860's Cracker Hunt Camp is being set up. ... "It seems that the greatest mystery....lies in the origin of the word," Ste. Claire suggested in that article.
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Again, to turn to French itself, there is tête, a sound name for the human head for many centuries, though its origin was in the Latin testa (=pot), a favorite slang word of the soldiers ... In its origin it is nearly always respectable; it is devised, not by the stupid populace, but by individuals of wit and ingenuity;
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Why Georgia is listed so many times as an assumed origin for "cracker" is not known. As one can see, there are many possible origins for cracker, and no one seems to have a definitive idea as to where it exactly received its current meaning.
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