Etymology of Khaki Tints in British Military Uniforms
The article traces the word khaki to India via England, noting Brahmins known as khako who applied cow-dung ash to clothing. The term described the earthy clay color used in sepoy uniforms and the chocolate dye used for British soldiers.
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Corean Life Seen Through National Geographic Lens
The article surveys Corea now under Japanese influence, noting white clothing as mourning practice, peculiar pill box hats, bronze ware in daily life, Seoul’s busy streets, rickshaw transport, bread kneading outdoors, and palace security. It highlights Seoul’s size, cultural crafts, and a bronze tradition dominating domestic items and pipes.
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