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Whether from need—like ironing and cooking—or from spontaneous expression of appreciation. Letters were appreciated by #MomsInHistory. #ChronAmParty
Mrs. Clarence E. Smith kept looking for her kidnapped son years after his disappearance. #MomsinHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/NX3T9L1Ly9
Marie Curie was a great woman, but did you know she was also an awesome mom? She raised her 2 daughters solo, & her daughter Irene Joilot-Curie co-won a Nobel Prize too! Talk about not falling far from the tree! Charlevoix County Herald 1921 #ChronAmParty #MomsInHistory
Another Omaha mother whose sons served in World War I was featured in the Omaha Sunday Bee of December 1, 1918. Read more about Mrs. E. E. Moser and her "Four Soldier Sons" in Chronicling America #MomsInHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/BuomCx2HUq
Mrs. F. M. Keys-mother to quadruplets-addressed the nation via newspaper on Mother's Day in 1921. #MomsinHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/KA0gQsOln4
There were no articles about this wonderful woman in #ChronAm, but it's too good not to share! Damyanti Hingorani Gupta was the first woman to enter engineering college in India, and she was the first Ford female engineer! #ChronAmParty #MomsInHistory https://t.co/K8MsnMjZ5r
Another classic gift given to the #MomsInHistory and other women in celebration of their existence – flowers. If you didn’t have time to rummage through the wildflowers, “Champaign’s Oldest and Most Reliable Telegraph Florist” had your back. #ChronAmParty https://t.co/sNspms0XWh
Helen, daughter of Jay Gould, had an intensive process for her would-be adopted children. #RTDArchives September 3, 1917. #ChronAmParty #MomsInHistory #RVA #MothersDay #newspapers
The Omaha Sunday Bee of May 12, 1918 included a feature on Omaha mothers who had sons serving Uncle Sam in the first World War. According to the article, "each man will be given a moment or two to write a few lines to mother" #MomsInHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/DrPFjyYrew
May Mann Jennings is known as the "Mother of Florida Forestry." Learn more about her contributions to the ecological history of the state in our blog. #MomsinHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/DFeqd2FE5I
#MomsInHistory welcomed letters in times of war: "so easy to write; so inexpensive to mail." #ChronAmParty https://t.co/xEbSRwRgi5
Early 20th-century advertisements promoted miracle medicines that claimed to ease the pains & dangers of childbirth. See how ideas of responsible motherhood may (or may not) have changed with ads for these old remedies #MomsInHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/qMoxzJm73y
On May 10, 1908, Anna Jarvis of #WestVirginia organized a gathering in honor of her late mother, marking the beginning of #MothersDay. Read more on Fit to Print: https://t.co/Ppz43qRAy6. The West Virginian, May 8, 1915. #ChronAmParty #MomsInHistory
And if you didn't know what to give your #MomsInHistory, a long letter will always do! #ChronAmParty https://t.co/UAoyXakSLQ
Mother Jones was too uplifting so we need a little morbidity in our lives to balance it. "Mother Throws Babe Overboard!" But it's fine, it was apparently dead? The "ignorant immigrants" thought the ship would sink with it on-board? Yale Expositor 1908 #ChronAmParty #MomsInHistory
As demonstrated by "Their Portraits of Their Mothers," the "theme of motherhood is a worthy one" and "a desirable essay for the greatest masters." #MomsInHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/uMb4jgJrZm
Elizabeth Kelly, mother of 13, celebrated her husband's decision to sign the law that enfranchised Illinois women and expected "to take advantage of any opportunity to exercise the right of suffrage." #MomsinHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/MQJgtKThPf
1924 saw an increase prenatal services in an effort to combat the average of 20,000 women/year who died from "causes incidental to childbirth." Services included education in personal and infant health and regular doctors visits. #ChronAmParty #ChronAm #MomsInHistory
Sentiments from a voice evidently impacted by WWII: “Yes, remember mother and know her job is done....the fate of many generations...rest on whether or not we are capable of playing the vital role into which we are cast.” #ChronAmParty #MomsInHistory https://t.co/K1KNKKlQL7
Words from Hannah K. Schoff, child-aid leader & former president of the National Mothers' Congress, on the Congress's "Educational Value" & the "patriotic duty" of the 20th-century mother as reported in the 1903 Omaha Bee #MomsInHistory #ChronAmParty https://t.co/TBSB5bObBH
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