Razor Not in Demand In China, Whiskers Few
The article notes that many Chinese men never shave and facial hair remains sparse with only thin mustaches or scraggly beards, rarely growing beyond a few inches. It contrasts this with hair on the head which grows well for both sexes and turns gray with age.
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Favorite Home Gift for Soldiers Cigarettes Camel Top Choice
Surveys of service members reveal cigarettes as the most welcome home gift. Camel cigarettes rank first among men in all services, based on sales in post exchanges and canteens. Restrictions on overseas packages limit some shipments, but Camels can still reach sailors and coast guardsmen abroad.
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