Pioneer Mothers Honored On Mother's Day Across America
On Mother's Day May 8, prominent voices honor pioneer mothers who built the West. The piece notes Oklahoma oilman Marland's plan to sponsor a Pioneer Woman statue in Oklahoma, with a public voting exhibit and a Kansas City unveiling by Howard Vanderslice, linking frontier mothers to national history and westward expansion. It cites Herbert Kaufman and Benet’s Ballad of William Sycamore, tracing heroic motherhood from New England to the Northwest and praising mothers who sustained families through hardship, drought, and danger.
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Elmo Scott Watson
America
Marland
Cherokee Strip
Oklaoma
Middle West
Far West
Nee
Penn Valley Park
Kansas City
A. Phimtater Proctor
Theodore Roosevelt
Portland
Ore
Howard Vanderslice
Kentucky
Kansas
Proctor
Calfornia
Oregon
Washington
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Hannah Duatin
Duntan
Massachusetts
Appalachian
Ohio Valley
Anthony" Wayne
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Thas
Ploveer
Theioneer
Bryant
William Sycamors
Benet
Mississippi
West
Poncer
Great Plains
Modern Babes Bobby and the Sunday School Question
A fragment recounts six year old Bobby punished and its aftermath. Jane, newly attending Sunday school, challenges his quick return to normalcy by asking if he regrets being spanked. Bobby responds that “Daddy will know it.”
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Bobby
Jane
Bho
Daddy
Naughty and Spanked Aimed at Grandma and God
A fragment shows a humorous exchange where a grandmother, a cook, and even God are invoked to know a child’s misdeed and the child jokes about God having a radio. Bobby's line reveals curiosity about divine omniscience. The tone suggests a light domestic vignette.
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Cook
Bobby
Chart Rules for Children at Table Spark Debate
A 1920s-era note in the Woman's Home Companion urges that children should not be allowed to leave the table to play or read between courses, underscoring strict table manners and family dining discipline. The article reflects broader social expectations on child behavior and household etiquette of the era.
If You Can't Give Relief Then Wet a Table in Kitchen
The speaker suggests serving relief by hosting a meal in the home kitchen, praising it as the nicest room and inviting a full spread of delicious spicy comida for the gathering. The tone underscores hospitality as a remedy.
Height of Quietude at Royal Bar Hospital
A fragmentary report from London notes testing cases of deafness where the beating heart and eyelid clicks are heard. The feature is described as part of work at the Royal Bar hospital, suggesting new diagnostic observations.
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Royal Bar Hospital
London
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