Good Manners – Etiquette from 1886
Good manners, often a mix of innate qualities and acquired behaviors, play a significant role in social interactions. They are best cultivated at home, with parents acting as the gardeners…
Wise Words from 1885 – No. 6
These words from Good Housekeeping in 1885 acknowledge the deep and mysterious connection between a man's heart and the woman he chooses to love. They also highlight the importance of…
Sage Advice from 1885 – No. 5
This sage advice from Good Housekeeping in 1885 highlight the importance of wisdom and love in both men and women for genuine personal and relational growth. For the audio version,…
Sage Advice from 1885 – No. 4
This sage advice from Good Housekeeping in 1885 emphasize the profound impact women have on the lives of men and the sanctity of marriage. They underline the significance of a…
Sage Advice from 1885 – No. 2
The sage advice from Good Housekeeping in 1885 cherishes the unique role of women in creating warmth and harmony in a home. It emphasizes the value of modesty, continuous self-improvement,…
Advice from November 1862
Below is a transcription from several articles I found in the Perrysburg Journal printed in November 1862. I really think I will try the first one about the flowers and…
Advice from Ladies’ Home Journal and Practical Housekeeper
Throughout my travels through old newspapers, I've come across several columns of advice printed from the first issues of the Ladies' Home Journal and Practical Housekeeper. These are two of…
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