Hint's about men's dress, right principles economically applied (1888)
[Barrett, W. H] [from old catalog] · New York, D. Appleton & co. · leaf 24
ing the finger-nails does not prevail. But an Americangentleman keeps his finger-nails cut prettyshort (about even with the end of the flesh),with just a suspicion of a point. The cal- the First Steps that Count. 19 lous bits of skin around the sides ought tobe removed with sharp, curved… … II. Under-clothing. The best to buy—Number ot suits—Silk under-clothes—Shoes—Patent-leathers. Any one who is careful about his per-sonal habits gives spme thought to his un-der-clothes. They really ought to be white(unless one has a fancy that red flannel isgood for rheumatism), simply because…
Clothing and dress
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