Take It from Me

Set against the backdrop of pre-World War I America, this 1916 guide promotes "the philosophy of Otherfellowship," blending economic principles with practical life lessons. It emphasizes a fundamental human law—"Be good!"—and underscores the importance of civic duty, such as voting. Filled with wisdom for fostering positive relationships and embodying the enthusiastic spirit of the Gilded Age, the book serves as a motivational manual for living harmoniously with others and embracing a vibrant, communal life.