Fashion notes on spring silhouettes and accessories
A New York Evening Post fashion column outlines spring trends including oblong clasps and half-jewelled accents for millinery and dresses, long Beau-Brummel redingotes, new hat shapes in Manilla and other straws, vivid color motifs, dove-gray corsages, and the shift toward simple coats with refined trims. Feathers remain the dominant headpiece, with varied effects across faces, and walking costumes favor fitted jackets, kitted skirts, and draped backs requiring whalebone or steel supports for the French look.
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Drake
Eacock
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Evening Post
How Hygiene Fought Scurvy in Naval History
A concise history of scurvy on long voyages ending with Cook's use of fruits and vegetables. It notes lime juice regimens from 1796, naval medical officers including Sir Gilbert Blane, and the Haslar naval hospital as evidence of the disease’s scale. The piece reflects on ongoing battles against scurvy and critiques occasional contrary opinions.
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Channel
Cook
Havin
Sir Gilbert Blane
Haslar
de Chaumont
Popular Science Monthly
Geo F Pastkell Visits Peoria on Grey Eagle
Mr Geo F Pastkell was a visitor at Peoria Monday traveling aboard the Grey Eagle.
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Geo. F. Pastkell
Peoria
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