811. Reference : MM-1-11-59
The headman backache.
| The village headman had a backache, and was healed through a traditional ritual performed by using the teeth of a tiger to dispel the devil from the body. | Punch card
Personal Collection
Total : 34,847 item
812. Reference : MM-1-11-100
Drunkeness.
| Drinking for the cerebration of the New Year. | Punch card
813. Reference : MM-1-11-101
Opium.
| Opium trading, the price of opium, and quitting an opium addiction. | Punch card
815. Reference : MM-1-11-103
Hospitality.
| A host will receive visitors with betel, tobacco, and water. Children begin to try betel at seven to eight years of age. | Punch card
817. Reference : MM-1-11-105
Gambling.
| Villagers like to gamble, especially the men. They like to play at all times - day and night. | Punch card
818. Reference : MM-1-11-106
Lottery.
| The lottery in the village. There is a less chance of winning the lottery. | Punch card
819. Reference : MM-1-11-107
Moonshining.
| Villager make liquor to consume because they enjoy the taste, more than legal liquor. However, they have to pay a fine or bribe to the officers, because it s not legal. | Punch card
820. Reference : MM-1-11-108
Visit to Bunsi.
| Houses in the village commonly have a thatched roof. The process of roofing. | Punch card
