All Nations Pay Tribute to Mother Day Observance
The piece traces Mother's Day origins to Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia and her mother Anne Jarvis, noting its spread from Pennsylvania to globally observed celebrations. It highlights interviews with Anna Jarvis, quotes from Congressional Record, and mentions Army and Navy admiration for the day boosting morale.
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America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Pennsylvania
Anon Jarvis
Philadelphia
Anne Jarvis
Inndd
Anna Jarvis
Miss Jarvis
South America
Canada
Mexico
Washington
Congressional Record
Unanimous Conseni
Times
Globe
Honolulu
Atlantic City
Australia
Army
Navy
Mothers Day Tribute Echoes in Nation’s Homes
A Washington Star piece honors mothers and their sacrifices, praising home life over medals. It notes Miss Jarvis’s role in a 1914 resolution to display Old Glory on Mother’s Day and outlines plans for a Washington monument dedicated to ordinary American mothers.
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America
Miss Jarvis
Congress
Misa Jarvis
Washington
Washington Star
Mothering Sunday Origins and March Festival Linkages
A scholar traces Mother's Day roots to Thea worship in Asia Minor before Christ and to the Greek Roman Hilaria festival on the ides of March. Romans carried it into the church where Lent adds a fourth Sunday visit to the mother church. In Anglican tradition it becomes Mothering Sunday allowing youths to visit parents.
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Schouler
Thea
Asia Minor
Hilarie
Labor union urges aggressive anti prohibition push in convention
Matthew Woll leads the ABOR'S LIBERTY faction of the American Federation of Labor at a Philadelphia convention with about 200 delegates. He attacks prohibition as state and church oppression and advocates aggressive action to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and legalize light wines and beer.
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ABOR
Liberty Legion
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
The
Organized Trades
Philadelphia
Woll
L .L. Osborn
Cigar Makers’ International Union
Senate
Washington
Faint Hearted Roger Fails to Win Love in Long Island Bank Tale
In a village on Long Island Roger Brent, a bank clerk, loves Lou Hardenge but doubts himself due to his modest means. A dinner with Lou and her father unfolds, revealing family history and a sundial motto that faith and effort may win the fair lady.
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Happyday Village
Roger Brent
Brents
Roger
Rogers
Brent
Tam
Lent
Mr. Aardenge
Mrs. Aardenge
Moger
Rozer
Hoover Likely Renominated on First Ballot in 1922 GOP
The Washington Post survey of about half of the 1924 Republican delegates shows support for President Hoover and Vice President Curtis. It suggests Hoover would win the presidential nomination on the first ballot if the convention were held today and Curtis would be renominated if he chose.
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W. L. Harding
Iowa
Midwest
Federal Farm Board
Goover
Harding
Canfila
Farm Board
Protestant Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
United States
General Assembly of the Church
Pittsburgh
General Convention
Denver
Hoover
Washington Post
Curtis
the Post
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