In Old Cincinnati, April Fool’s Day Was Too Often Not A Laughing Matter - Cincinnati Magazine

April Fool's Day is an international holiday that is loved to celebrate in many countries around the world. But every nation has its own favorite joke traditions and a prank on this day. RBC-Ukraine (Styler project) talks about national traditions of celebrating April Fool's Day in different countries. April 1 in Spain Spaniards do not celebrate April Fool's Day, but on December 28—this is known as El Día de los Inocentes (“Day of the Innocents”…

In Old Cincinnati, April Fool’s Day Was Too Often Not A Laughing Matter - Cincinnati Magazine

May all your April Fool’s pranks be jolly, or may you be smitten by a pig’s bladder.From Cincinnati Post, April, 1 1904 April Fool’s Day doesn’t seem to get the attention it enjoyed in bygone days and for that we should be grateful. Too often, Cincinnatians discovered that April foolery was anything but humorous. For example, it was nearly impossible to sound the alarm about any disaster on the first day of April. Such was the case in the Great …