Nose Shapes and Character From History
A Boston Times style essay asserts that a man’s nose reveals intellect and will, linking Roman, Greek, Jewish, and Asiatic types to aggression, conquest, or inquiry. It cites Julius Caesar, Napoleon, Wellington, Garibaldi, and religious founders, arguing the nose signals leadership, defense, and curiosity.
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Alex
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Alexander
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Ciesar
Washington
Lincoln
Napoleon
Wellington
Blucher
John Wesley
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Mahomet
Calvin
Victor Emmanuel
Garibaldi
Italy
Boston Times
Food safety cautions from older kitchen notes
A historical passage warns against using tea in tin pots due to tannin acidity, advises against leaving water in lead pipes overnight, recommends not using stone reservoirs for cooking, and cautions on meat, vinegar, yeast storage. It stresses wooden containers, proper utensil drying, and not aging soapy dish cloths.
How Much People Drink The Global Alcohol Table
A Swiss compiled table shows per capita consumption of beer wine and whisky across nations. Belgium leads in total intake with high whisky and beer figures while Germany and Great Britain drink the most beer. the United States ranks sixth in beer and wine and eleventh in spirits. France tops wine consumption and many drink wine across all ages. The piece notes varying patterns and debates solutions through morality or law.
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Federal Council of
Switzerland
Belgium
Belgius
Great Britain
Germany
Germam
Diermany
Denmark
Netherlands
United States
England
France
London
Notable Women and Royalty in Gossip Across Newsrooms
A jumble of biographical tidbits mentions Lillian Russell’s 182 pound figure, Anna Dickingon leaving the stage, Princess Bismarck’s bronchitis, a $2500 annual salary for a royal body in waiting, and various ladies and dignitaries. Details cover Milan to Darmstadt to New Orleans with remarks on attire, study, jewelry, poetry, and society figures asserting influence and intrigue.
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Lillian Russell
Anna Dickingon
Bismarck
Queen Victoria
Vilas
Endicott
Darmstadt
New Orleans
Phelps
England
Jean Ingelow
Louisa M. Alcott
Moronne
Mystery Bride in White Veil Chooses From Twelve
A tale recounted by Mr. Frank Stockton recounts a Turk once married to a veiled white bride in the sultan’s presence. The bride vanishes after the ceremony, prompting the sovereign to declare a choice from twelve dressed ladies. The groom hesitates as two women show signs, but the mystery remains unsettled.
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