1800s
Victorian etiquette: 14 rules for men on etiquette in the parlor (1889)
By Nathan B Medbery, author “Social Etiquette” Etiquette topic: Which treats of etiquette in the parlor 14 simple suggestions on conduct for gentlemen Number 1
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1900s
Care for a cup? The magic of tea rooms (1905)
Whether out for business or pleasure, a lady feels hungry after several hours. To find near at hand a clean, cozy places of refreshment — tea rooms — appeal to the soul of every woman.
1800s
Victorian etiquette: 72 simple rules for men while at the dinner table (1889)
Victorian etiquette: Perhaps it is quite a simple occurrence to eat your breakfast, your dinner, or your supper, yet the gentleman or lady, and the low-bred man or woman, are not more strongly contrasted than when at the table.
1800s
Victorian etiquette: 16 rules for men on dress and personal habits (1889)
Some tips on conduct for gentlemen of the Victorian era, including number 13: ‘Avoid wearing a grin on your face and you will avoid looking destitute of wits.’
1800s
Victorian etiquette: 27 rules for men when out in public (1889)
By Nathan B Medbery, author “Social Etiquette” Etiquette topic: Which treats of manners to be observed when in public 27 simple suggestions on conduct for
1910s
Be yourself! Tips on how to build your very own personality (1917)
Be yourself! Too many women make the fatal mistake in their efforts to please or trying to copy the special charms of women whom they consider charming. This is especially true of young girls.
1900s
Is modern society deteriorating? (1901)
Is modern society deteriorating? By the Countess of Malmesbury “It be true that many of the virtues are modern, it is certain that all the vices
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