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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
1
Local notes report an operetta rehearsal and the Japanese piece Chrysanthemum to be staged Tuesday and Wednesday next the 11th and 14th. The town welcomes changes in residents and contains social rounds from Mrs Swan’s gathering to wedding trips and new tenants.
The death occurred May 1 at Sty Rouifate hospital of Isabelle Lakose six months old daughter of Mrs S daugh. Lakose of NTED. A woman caretaker for the MacGregor Rest Room and Library may reside in three other rooms rent free. Apply in writing by Tuesday May in Mrs. Rousse Women's Institute.
The article recalls Mother’s Day origins in England as Mothering Sunday then notes revival in 1906 by Anna Jarvis who proposed wearing a white carnation for remembrance and red for love. It describes the flower’s symbolism and mentions Canada’s Religious Education Council promoting the day through Sunday schools and churches in Manitoba with 35 000 programs distributed.
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