Hand and Eye Language In Quiet Stolen Glance
A brief scene depicts a costly gesture as a man presses a woman’s hand and she looks away shyly yet hopeful. He believes her glance will convey unspoken understanding of their mutual interest.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1891
Page
3
A brief scene depicts a costly gesture as a man presses a woman’s hand and she looks away shyly yet hopeful. He believes her glance will convey unspoken understanding of their mutual interest.
A boy recalls surviving a collision at sea with a coasting schooner, drifting to the Chatham Islands where he built shelter and later found English sovereign treasure worth about £200. A pursuing gunboat and the Grampus helped recover his story and last money cache vanished after a landing party.
A Pasadena resident found his cow lying inert near the barn. A vet could not diagnose, a butcher arrived late to bleed the animal, which was later seen eating hay with wobbly legs. Reports mention intoxication from winery refuse and an unrelated speed indicator invention from Decorah Iowa for driver wrist use.
An analysis contrasts casual handshakes with a historic Japanese execution. It notes that polite hand contact can reveal character, while correcting tourist tales of Christians cast from a cliff at Pappenberg. Instead, victims were reportedly hurled into Onsenga’s boiling springs during Shimabara’s rebellion.
The piece notes buckles boosted employment in Warwickshire and Staffordshire during the last century. It recalls 1781 fashion for large square buckles and later shift to strings, causing hardship for buckle makers. a 1891 deputation to the Prince of Wales sought relief, promising royal wear but fashion prevailed. It also includes a brief antique armor anecdote and a humorous dialogue from NY Weekly.
A mixed slate of witty maxims and odd facts from various papers comments on drunkenness reform and wisdom. Mentions Dr J A McDonald claiming strychnine as a cure in large doses and notes a 103 year old tobacco chewer William Sweeney of Catasauqua Pennsylvania.
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