Honor to Unknown Mother at Shrine in Arlington
Unknown mothers are honored at Arlington National Cemetery on Mother's Day as American War Mothers and other patriotic societies attend the Unknown Soldier’s tomb. Leaders speak of motherhood’s sacrifice while Army Chief of Staff and officials observe the ceremony. Gold Star mothers, wreaths, and the sounding of taps conclude the rites with troops and Boy Scouts assisting.
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Arlington Hill
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Joseph R. Sizeo
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arlington
American War Mothers
Congressional Club
Army
Wavy
Taps
Fort Meyer
A Mother Je Theme of a Mother’s Love and Loss
A meditation on a mother’s unconditional care and forgiveness. The piece notes that only a mother fully understands, cares for, and loves you, with her only fault being to die and leave you. It reflects on enduring gratitude and sorrow.
Fragmented devotional verse line
A reflective prayerlike passage speaks of breathing life and divine guidance through childhood hardship. The speaker thanks a higher power for protected paths and relief from fear, noting moments of mystery, pain, and tears transformed by faith.
Day Held Sacred to Mother Love
The piece explains the origins and national adoption of Mother's Day in the United States. It traces its roots to older British customs, notes the 1914 congressional resolution and presidential proclamation, and describes church observances, flowers, and the general emphasis on honoring mothers with visits, letters, and gifts on the second Sunday in May.
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Indianapolis Star
British Isles
United States
Congress
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Woodrow Wilson
Cials
United State
Mother's Pride In This I'm Sure We All Agree
A brief, affectionate reflection on maternal pride attributed to Old Mother Nature, noting universal appreciation for a mother's influence and goodness in everyday life. The verse hints at shared values and the timeless respect for maternal care.
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Individuality in Hat Styles Tops This Season
Fashion notes urge self expression in headwear with a Paris trio of millinery, from tight to brimmed hats. Brown accents dominate, paired with white or black, while Milan straw and velvet wraps promise fresh evening looks. Capes and cape sleeves trend into spring with bright color highlights and tailored silhouettes.
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Paris
Milan
Vicorne
Gainsboro
Reynolds
Cuerie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
World notes on improving practical knowledge
A reflective editorial line notes that practical knowledge remains intact but seeks improvement. It argues for better application of existing knowhow, cross discipline learning, and practical reforms to turn ideas into usable outcomes. The statement emphasizes continuous progress through experimentation and collaboration.
Kepschen Salts touted for dramatic weight loss
A Carolina woman reports losing 47 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts, weighing 217 to 170, feeling younger and stronger. The ad cites daily morning doses, diet tips, and a money back guarantee, with endorsements from Mrs. S. A. Solomon of New Bern, NC, dated January 1930. Also mentions Dr. Pierce pellets and a humor caption about a fur coat and vanished funds.
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New Bern
N. C
P. S
Tanlac claims indigestion relief and weight gain
A vintage ad touts Tanlac as a cure for gas bloating and stomach pains, promising renewed health after 10 years of use. Mrs Arvena Bowers of Topeka credits Tanlac with toning her system and gaining 10 pounds. It urges sufferers to try Tanlac with a money back guarantee from their druggist.
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Arvena Bowers
Tackson St
Topeka
Kans
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