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341. Emmy-winner Hannah Waddingham, known for Ted Lasso, battled imposter syndrome and sexism early in her career. Despite her 6 ft stature and musical talent from her late mother, she managed single motherhood alongside long rehearsals, eventually finding success after years in West End theatre.

342. Among the unusual proposals for the 1889 Paris Exhibition were a 300-meter-tall watering can and a giant guillotine. Fortunately, the Eiffel Tower was chosen and became an iconic landmark.

343. Before ambulances became common, funeral homes used hearses to transport patients, as they were the only vehicles long enough to accommodate a stretcher.

344. Frederick the Great reportedly had a strong aversion to women. At one dinner, he shocked guests with a rant about "ghastly women you could smell ten miles away." Upon seeing his wife after six years, he simply noted, "Madame has become more stout," and walked away.

345. Pope Urban VII, during his 13-day papacy, issued the first public smoking ban, threatening excommunication for anyone using tobacco in or around churches.

346. Rubies and sapphires are both forms of the mineral corundum. The distinction lies in color: red varieties are called rubies, while all other colors, including multicolored ones, are sapphires.

347. Since May 2022, Wendy Williams has been under a legal guardianship overseeing her finances and healthcare (as of April 2025), following Wells Fargo's account freeze due to her financial advisor's claim of her being of "unsound mind."

348. A measles infection can lead to "immune amnesia," causing the immune system to forget how to combat previously encountered pathogens, effectively erasing immunity from past infections or vaccinations.

349. As of March 2024, Japan's manufacturers sell more adult diapers than baby diapers, a trend driven by the country's rapidly aging population.

350. In 2005, Daniel M'Mburugu, a 73-year-old from Nairobi, Kenya, killed a leopard that attacked him by thrusting his fist into its mouth and tearing out its tongue, having dropped his machete during the attack and choosing to fight barehanded.

Sources: 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350

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