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, introduced ... Facial tissues had been used for centuries in Japan. ... [
Cellucotton, so called because it was like cotton but made from wood cellulose.] 
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sneeze at first made an appearance in the late 17th and early 18th century, but 
has ... Sneezing could also be used as something of a status symbol, ... Unlike 
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company during WWI and was soon used as a cheap gas mask filter in place of 
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Question: Tissue originally used as a WWI gas filter, but now literally something to sneeze at
Answer: Kleenex