In 1937, Joseph A . Voss invented a machine which unraveled rolls of cotton and cut them at a fixed interval into cotton pads, starting the widespread consumption of cotton balls and pads.
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Damage control includes a brisk quick walk to spiff up your skin color, cotton pads dipped in witch hazel over your eyes or a brush of bronzer to give your face a glow.
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I eagerly passed along this important piece of information to a woman I recently met who soaks little cotton pads with nail polish remover and places them in a plastic bag before she goes to work.
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In Britain the " Daily Mail " newspaper encouraged women to manufacture cotton pads, and within one month a variety of pad respirators were available to British and French troops, along with motoring goggles to protect the eyes.
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In order to collect the axillary compounds, the donor women wore cotton pads under their arms for at least 8 hours, and then the pads were cut into smaller squares, frozen to preserve the scent, and readied for distribution to the recipients.
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I held his indoor record for several weeks after the day my mouth contained 42 cotton pads, a water and air regulator, two mirrors, four hand excavators, an explorer, the usual drill with its attached burr, a couple of X-ray film sheets and a cuspidor.
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The company's new tri-fold sofa bed, introduced two years ago and priced at 16, 000 yen ( $ 120 ), has a futon-like look and feel, made of a covered cotton pad with steel frames inside the mattress, allowing the backrest to recline at five different angles.
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Rather than using separate plates for each colour, as in most colour printing processes of the time, such as Jacob Christoph Le Blon's three-colour mezzotint method, the different colours were carefully applied with a brush to a single plate for each impression, This method is also known as " ?la poup�e " after the French term for the small cotton pads used for the inking.
