Young Man Calls and Cards in a 1900s Etiquette Guide
A reader-sourced column outlines proper calling etiquette for young men, detailing when to use engraved cards, how to present oneself, and rules for visiting a hostess, parents, and married women. It covers timing, duration, and who should initiate contact, plus notes on permissible occasions and handling invitations.
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John Henry Smith
Valle
Development of Habit Dependent on the Will
The text discusses the will as a private battery guiding human behavior. It argues humans are not driftwood but capable of steering via this will. Habit formation is gradual, shaped by evolution and the will. It emphasizes control over instincts and impulses through conscious effort.
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Arctic
The Hot Water Bottle Jar Method
A brief note describes using a common quart glass jar as a hot water bottle for emergencies. Fill the jar, seal tightly, wrap in two woolens, cover with bread to retain heat, then place in a table to keep warmth as dough rises.
Fancy Waist of Silk Fashion Note From Ellen Stan
Ellen Stan discusses silk waist styles for varied wardrobes noting new models with long or extended sleeves, sheer fabrics, and lace yokes. It covers fabrics like challis, cashmere, veiling, and French serge, plus linings and skirt finishes for adaptable, dressy waists.
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