Early major review of 'Etiquette'

On October 5, 1922, the New York Times published an influential review of Emily Post’s "Etiquette," commending its extensive guidance on manners and behavioral norms. The review catalyzed the book's popularity and established Emily as the preeminent authority on American etiquette. The publication corroborated and amplified her insights, helping disseminate her understanding of social behavior across a burgeoning national audience. It recognized her ability to capture the evolving values of society post-World War I. The book became an essential reference for the nation, impacting generations with its methodical approach to societal interactions and further embedding Emily’s legacy in American culture.