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Vintage Wisdom on Fashion and Wellness: Lessons from H. Stanley Redgrove
Today, we have an excerpt from a 1930s beauty guide that provides some thoughts on clothing.
Is the Emersonian Gentleman Still Relevant Today?
The gentleman is lord of his own actions, and expressing that lordship in his behavior not in any manner dependent and servile, either on persons or opinions or possessions.
Rethinking Neuroses: George Lincoln Walton's Rational Approach to Mental Well-Being
George Lincoln Walton contended that the root of most neuroses lies in irrational thought patterns.
The Art of Newlywed Cooking: Reflections on A Bride's Cookbook
A Bride’s Cookbook was published in 1962 for young wives who were just learning the art of homemaking.
Betty Crocker's Green Salad with Homemade French Dressing
This recipe combines crisp salad greens with a simple dressing.
Breathe Your Way to Radiance: Lessons from a 1905 Beauty Manual
This advice comes from Beauty Through Hygiene, published in 1905.
Edwardian Beauty Secrets: The Surprising Power of Cornmeal
Cornmeal, a staple food derived from ground dried corn, is available in a spectrum of textures.
Beauty, Beyond the Surface
The 1898 guide Beauty Culture not only provides advice for daily beauty maintenance, but explorations of the topic on a conceptual level.
Health: The Secret to Eternal Beauty
There exists an undeniable correlation between physical attractiveness and overall health.
A Window into the Past: The Culinary World of 1911
The recipe compilation Banquets of the Nations was published in 1911.