Snow Study Probes Climate Theories And Beauty Of Winter
Government scientists study snowfall to assess climate change and its economic implications. The piece extols snow’s scientific marvels, from crystal variety to color changes, and notes public fascination with winter’s pleasures alongside calls for continued research.
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New cuff design and walking sticks revive upper crust style
The article notes a novel double cuff to be worn at front and back with two different finks, appealing to sportsmen and fashion-forward men. Jewelry is discouraged, so cuff embellishments remain rare. Walking sticks return as a refined accessory, favoring rare woods and minimal ornamentation, with lighter sticks signaling proper form. The overall tone reflects early 20th century fashion commentary.
Canes and soapless fashion in Hinduevan society
The New York Times notes a revival of canes among men despite a social shift away from walking sticks. It laments a soapless trend in Hinduevan culture where soap is rare, with Hinduan households reportedly consuming about 160 000 hundredweight of soap yearly, equating to roughly one ounce per person.
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