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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1916

Page

38

Hair Architecture and Face Reading in 19th Century Studies

A discussion on physiognomy and phrenology argues that facial features reveal character. It highlights the hair as a key expressor of traits and notes Washington’s White House portraits in a museum, emphasizing transformation through styling and arrangement.

Washington White House

The Hair Styles of Queens and Common Folk Through Time

The article surveys historical and contemporary hair fashions, noting how wigs, curls, and styling choices convert faces, convey temperaments, and reflect age, social status, and character. It cites Elizabethan to modern trends, stage impersonations, and even Moki customs to illustrate hair as a language of beauty and identity.

Martha Washington Dolly Madison Cleveland Queen Elizabeth Queen Anne England Arizor Mary Pickfor Marguerite Clarke Som Art Gallery

The Mystery of the Death Watch and Scientific Limits

The article argues about the death watch as a mysterious tale and outlines how a scientist would rigorously test the watch. It notes questions on magnetization, conditions, timing, disturbances, and whether any supernatural explanation could stand if all mundane factors are accounted for.

The Watch That Stopped and The Scientist Imagination

Garret P. Serviss argues that imagination is a key tool for discovery and that repeating a stopped watch experiment can reveal the mechanism of failure. He notes dust rust or a jammed wheel as likely causes and cautions against mistaking coincidence for a single cause without mechanical examination.

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Frank Parker A & burNair Milady Marie Antoinette Death Watch Star Company Garrett P. Serviss
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