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Home Remedies and Natural Cures Used before the 1900s

The 19th century was a time of significant medical advancements, but many people still relied on home remedies and natural cures, often passed down through generations. People relied on herbs, plants, and simple, natural ingredients to treat ailments due to limited access to professional medical care, especially in rural areas. Here are some common examples:  […]

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Common Household Cleaners Women Used Before The 1900s

In the 1800s, household cleaning wasn’t the streamlined affair we know today. Without the modern conveniences of spray bottles and all-purpose cleaners, people relied on natural substances and elbow-grease methods to keep their homes clean. Many of these cleaning practices were passed down through generations, relying on ingredients that were simple, sustainable, and derived from […]

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30 Quotes to Inspire Homemakers to Create a Warm and Welcoming Home

Homemaking is more than cleaning, cooking, and organizing; it’s about creating a sanctuary, a place filled with warmth, love, and comfort for everyone who walks through the door. Whether you’re a homemaker by heart or learning how to make your house a home, there’s inspiration all around us in this gentle art. Below are 30 […]

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Timeless Homemaking Quotes from Before the 1900s

In an age where home decor trends come and go, it’s healthy to look back at the wisdom of homemakers from before the 1900s. Long before Instagrammable kitchens homemakers were already mastering the art of creating warm, organized, and loving spaces for their families. Here are ten quotes from the 19th century and earlier that […]

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A Fruitful Wife Doesn’t Waste Time On Social Media

Psalm 128:3 (NLT) of the Bible reads, “Your wife will be like a fruitful grapevine, flourishing within your home”.   When I read this verse, I have in my head a picture of a beautiful, flourishing vine growing up the side of a house. It reaches out and clings tightly to the house wherever it touches. […]

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What If I’m A “Pick Me” Girl??

“Pick me” girls. It’s a phrase used as an insult. But why is that? I decided to ask Google this question and the answers were exactly what I expected.   AI Overview The term “pick me girl” can be problematic for a number of reasons, including:    Diminishing personhood The “pick me girl” archetype can diminish the personhood of individuals, […]

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