Dimasalang Kalendariong Tagalog (1920)

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Dimasalang Kalendariong Tagalog (1920)

by Honorio López

TL·~1 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total
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0:36
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DIMASALAG̃ - KALENDARIOG̃ TAGALOG - (DATI'Y LA SONRISA) - NI - Don Honorio López - SA TAOG̃ - 1920

0:06
3

BASAHIN NINYO ANG - AKLAT NA GINTO

2:05
4

DIMASALANG - Kalendaryong Tagalog - ng - Kgg. Honorio Lopez - Nag-Konsehal sa Siyudad ng Maynila

8:04
5

INERO.—1920

5:25
6

PEBRERO.—1920

4:53
7

MARSO.—1920

4:29
8

ABRIL.—1920

4:36
9

MAYO.—1920

6:16
10

HUNYO.—1920

4:34

Description

A vibrant snapshot of Filipino life in the early twentieth century, this work blends a practical handbook with a bustling calendar of ideas. It offers readers a treasure trove of everyday wisdom—ranging from health tricks that promise to keep you strong, to household tips for cooking, sewing, and budgeting—presented in the lively mix of Tagalog and Spanish that marked the era’s print culture. The author also weaves moral counsel, urging kindness, modesty, and diligent study, while sharing curious “secret” techniques for attracting good fortune and navigating social interactions.

Beyond personal advice, the volume serves as a community bulletin, reporting on agriculture, industry, and current events across the Philippines and abroad. Its pages include snippets from a monthly newspaper, short essays on farming innovations, and reflections on civic duties, giving listeners a rich sense of the hopes, challenges, and aspirations that shaped daily life in 1920 Manila.

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Language

tl

Duration

~1 hours (80K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Tamiko I. Camacho, Jerome Espinosa Baladad, Pilar Somoza and PG Distributed Proofreaders. Para sa pagpapahalaga ng panitikang Pilipino.

Release date

2005-09-04

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Honorio López

Honorio López

1875–1958

A writer, journalist, and revolutionary from Manila, he is best remembered for the influential Dimasalang Kalendariong Tagalog and for popular historical works that brought Filipino heroes to a wide readership.

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