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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
5
The Roosevelt trophy debuts in Cheyenne Frontier Days and Pendleton roundup as the world all around cowboy championship on a two point basis. Broncho busting counts as the high point. Designed by Kyrie Powell with the equestrian sculpture by George T. Brewster.
Labor MP Arthur Hayday openly chided Lady Astor during a commons discussion on beer duties. He suggested she cultivate manners and temperament to improve, sparking a notable rebuke in the chamber.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation notes that Adam Breede praises real doers and contrasts the caller with one who does not. The piece urges respect for action and links it to a mindset of effort and achievement.
The piece explains how music temperament links to body features. It notes the tune area on the forehead near the hairline and the ear structure, plus facial traits like large lips and elevated eyelids in geniuses.
An article describes three ear types linked to temperaments. The ambitious motive ear shows strong back head and long nose, driving force and risk. The easygoing manager ear has softer flesh, larger chin, and office focus. The mental temperament ear has a large upper head and thin hands, suited to arts and clerical work.
A quirky analysis links a cat’s affectionate back neck to humane traits while describing a secretive figure. It notes a second ear symbol for slyness, a whispered voice, sideways gaze, and a distrustful nature. Eyebrow angles reinforce a shrewd, dishonest impression.
The passage links criminal type to physical irregularities. It describes Prendergast as a homicide degenerate with an elongated head, prominent eye distance, hidden eyeballs, and restless feet. Observations tie heredity and abnormal thought to criminality.
The article explains how facial lines reflect temperament and abilities. Straight contours indicate executive ability and invention, curved lines suggest taste and potential artistry, and round lines signal emotion and vitality. It notes features like a large eye, rounded lids, and a soft body profile describe the vital temperament.
The text notes a person who means no harm and seldom acts harmful, lacking the pull of a large, squarely built figure and the persuasive skill of a seasoned salesman. It emphasizes restraint and quiet design over forceful charm or aggressive selling.
A discussion on facial expressions and temperament links lips shape to character and impulse. It notes a firm mouth signals self-esteem and a warm handshake. carbohydrate-rich foods may fuel impulsiveness and affect health outcomes.
A chronicler recalls a 1734 Aix la Chapelle St John festival where peasants nobles and a beggar danced together in wild frenzy. A burgher joined and the throng swelled as dancers pranced on cobbles and walls, some collapsing from fatigue or harming themselves.
A line on wisdom from Fontenelle notes a cultivated mind as a storehouse of wisdom from past generations. The quotation frames intellect as a reservoir of accumulated knowledge shaping modern thought.
Those who make the best use of their time have none to spare. This terse observation frames a reflection on efficiency and diligence. The adage implies disciplined use of minutes yields priority focus and avoided waste.
The Old Codger of Kenbuckle boasts of a self styled unorganized club of pialytics where members trade barbs about aging and health. He notes they meet casually and compare afflictions, joking that Dad Donner looks frail though the speaker claims to be sturdy.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for cleansing pores followed by Cuticura Talcum powder to achieve clear sweet healthy skin attributed to a distinguished woman’s fragrance.
The Simplon tunnel stretches twelve and a quarter miles with five and a half miles in Switzerland. It is mined at the entrance to be blocked quickly in case of Italian invasion. Construction faced major hurdles like draining hot springs and rock pressure forcing eighteen months of drilling for fifty yards at a cost of $800,000.
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