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Gentlemen.. Start.. Your.. Father's Day!

What is the meaning of Father’s Day? Is it really about giving gag gifts or ugly ties? Maybe you think it’s about taking the time to thank your father for what sacrifices he has made in life and the tools he has given you growing up to help...

3 weeks ago from Speedway Media

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Liz Smith: A Chapter From The Mother Book

Here is an excerpt from Liz Smith's The Mother Book: A Compendium of Trivia and Grandeur Concerning Mothers, Motherhood and Maternity' originally posted at wowOwow.com. Mother's Day has long been in the top ten, third from the top, as the year's...

1 month ago from Huffington Post

For the mother of Mother's Day, it's just never been right

-- Anna Jarvis never had children, but she became the mother of Mother's Day, giving birth to the holiday during a serene church ceremony in her hometown 100 years ago. At first, her creation was perfect and pure. People honored their mothers the...

1 month ago from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Mother's Day Marks Its 100th Anniversary in 2008: Philadelphia Resident Anna Jarvis Conceived National Holiday

2 months ago from PR Newswire

Nothing compares to you `Mommy`!!

1 month ago from Zee News

Mother's Day Marks its 100th Anniversary in 2008: Philadelphia Resident Anna Jarvis Conceived National Holiday

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Background

Anna Marie Jarvis (May 1, 1864, Webster, West Virginia — November 24, 1948, West Chester, Pennsylvania) is recognized as the founder of the Mother's Day holiday in the United States of America.

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