Mothers Day Observance Receives Historic Backing
A Northern paper urges May 11 observance of Mothers Day inspired by Anna Jarvis. It recounts her campaign, 1908 proclamations, and the National Congress of Mothers backing. The article recalls a story of a son’s homecoming and calls readers to honor mothers through letters, visits, or gifts.
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Philadelphia
Anna Jarvis
Miss Jarvis
National Congress of Mothers
Dea
Grand Army
Jarvis
Mothers' Day Proclamations in Texas Favor White Carnation Tribute
The article reports Texas governors Colquitt and Campbell endorsing Mothers Day on the second Sunday in May with white carnations as the memory flower. It notes proclamations urging wear of mothers favorite flowers, moments of silence, and universal observance across cities like San Antonio with civic leaders promoting charity and remembrance.
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Miss Jarvis
Uth Dakota
Colquitt
O. B. Colquitt
United States
Jesus
John
I. O. B. Colquitt
Texas
The
Linnea
State of Texas
Austin
Campbell
T. M. Campbell
State of
Capitol
San Antonio
Congress of Mothers
Malone Duggan
Congress
8S. C. Kile
Eli Howell
Marshall Freeborn
Club
San Antonio Congress of Mothers
Albert Aoe
Tex
Albert Steves
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