Mother's Day
Tradition American
Modern
American celebration of Mother's Day was first celebrated in 1908 when Anna
Jarvis held a memorial service for her mother in Grafton, West Virginia. To
make campaign for "Mother's Day USA" a national holiday in the United
States began in 1905 and died in the year of his beloved mother, Ann Reeves
Jarvis. Mission Anna was in honor of her mother more work, which began, and one
day be set aside to honor mothers, "the man who has done more for you than
any other in the world." Anna's mother, Ann Jarvis, was a peace activist
who had treated wounded soldiers from both sides of the civil war and
established working mothers clubs to deal with public health problems.
Thanks
to the efforts of the campaign of Anna Jarvis, officially recognized several
countries Mother's Day USA, the first in 1910, when West Virginia, state of origin
of Jarvis. In 1914, Woodrow Wilson signed a proclamation establishing Mother's
Day May a national holiday in honor of mothers on the second Sunday.
Although
Jarvis succeeded in founding mothers rather they were angry marketing and angry
against the company to take advantage of the leave. In the early 1920s, sales
of Mother's Day USA began Hallmark cards and other companies. Jarvis is what they
perceive as errors in the interpretation and operation, they protested and even
tried to remove Mother's Day saw bitter. The apartment have worked so hard for
allegedly because of the mood of not winning,
Intends
Jarvis festival is to appreciate people and mothers of honor has been writing a
personal letter in hand, with love and gratitude instead of buying gifts and
cards ready to employment. Jarvis organized boycotts and threatened legal
action to try to stop marketing. She threw Candy Makers Convention in Philadelphia
in 1923. Two years later, a secret meeting of the American War Mothers, raising
money by selling carnations flower associated with Mother's Day USA, she protested
and was arrested for disturbing public order.
Jarvis
holiday was adopted by other countries and is celebrated worldwide.
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