Physicians in Colonial America oft wore a ditto suit, powdered grizzled wig (if he could afford it, or just natural hair tied in fashion, and/or powdered), with a black tricorn hat, and walking stick oft with silver or gold knob (often with a vinaigrette to hold to the nose on appropriate occasions). In England, most doctors wore all black. Americans did not hold on to all of those european habits. Some did wear Black Ditto suits in America ~ you can find Dr. Joseph Warren portrait in Black and in common fashion.
herbs
Apothecaries were important because they provided herbal medications for the people. They were also like modern-day drugstores and sold tobbacco, toothbrushes, candles, cooking spices etc.
clothes
what did colonial glassmakers doo
the colonial apothecaries believes that the white stuff on your tongue was bad germs. the tongue scraper was used to clean the tongue. they placed it at very back of tongue, pressed down, and pulled forwards. then, they cleaned it off, and did the same thing, until the tongue didnt have anything else on it.
herbs
herbs
Apothecaries were important because they provided herbal medications for the people. They were also like modern-day drugstores and sold tobbacco, toothbrushes, candles, cooking spices etc.
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sailors wore a blue coat and cap.
Worshipful Society of Apothecaries was created in 1617.
Apothecaries' Hall of Ireland was created in 1791.
from old cloth
During the colonial era, bakers would wear puffy hats and aprons. The majority of the bakers were women, so they would normally wear dresses.
they would wear their best clothes
W. S. C. Copeman has written: 'The Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London' -- subject(s): History, Society of Apothecaries, Society of Apothecaries of London 'Arthritis and rheumatism'
COLONIAL wears dresses made from old cloth