Fragments on Tibet Fashion and Monastic Rules
The piece notes Tibetan women’s height and beauty contrasted with the hiding of rosy cheeks under a catechu paste. It recounts Demo Rinpoch’e’s reform mandating face cosmetics, and recounts attempts to persuade women to wash faces amid feasts. It also critiques editors taking endorsements from unknown candidates.
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Lh’asa
Demo Rinpooch’e
Asa Ts’angyangjyats
Demo Ri
Notable facts mix: history science and civics
The text compiles a set of diverse trivia including sound speed 743 mph, paper invention in 170 BCE, early timekeeping 1746, Rome’s 752 BCE founding, 0.1% mortality age risk, rainfall mass 100 tons per acre, 10 million nerve fibers, hair thickness 1/250 to 1/600 inch with color-based variation, and the Washington Capitol as the largest U.S. building.
Physician Speaks On Remarkage Story And Affidavit Of Dr Lewis Blundin
A Philadelphia Times style piece recounts Dr Lewis Blundin born 1841 in Bridgewater PA who served in the 28th Pennsylvania Volunteers and later became paralyzed by spinal disease. He credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with improving his condition after years of paralysis and repeated medical consultation. Sworn affidavit dated May 15 before Notary George Harrison.
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Lewis D. Blundin
Bridgewater
Ifulmeville
Jefferson Medical College
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Manayunk
William C. Todd
Philadelphia
I. W. Gross
Pancoast
Jefferson College
Haven
Grorce Harrison
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