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Beyond the Spotless Home: A Forgotten 19th-Century Critique of Domestic Perfection
Throughout American history, the role of the homemaker has been both celebrated and scrutinized.
Edwardian Eating Wisdom That Outpaced Its Time
There is no little wisdom in the saying that it is better to rise from table under-fed rather than over-fed.
In Love vs. True Loving: Annie Payson Call on the Power of Selfless Love
There is a real distinction between being “in love” and true loving.
Timeless Tools for Life’s Challenges: Lessons on Character and Integrity
Life is a challenging journey, one where dangers threaten our most valuable treasures: our character and virtues.
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.
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.
Turning Stumbling Blocks into Stepping Stones
Annie Payson Call draws a metaphor between handling the obstacles of life and stepping over stones in our path.
Lost Connections, Found Health
Strong friendships can boost your health, reducing the risk of depression and other ailments.
Vintage Hacks for Modern Wounds
The following advice for wound care comes from Receipts and Remedies, published in 1908.
Your Mind Matters: Annie Payson Call
Our mental state and physical health are intricately linked.