Magazine feature on Pauline Bonaparte profile portrait
The page describes a magazine feature comparing the sculptured profile of Pauline Bonaparte with a modern nose on the right hand cover, noting the semi circular framing and the perfect nose. It mentions Miss Hilaine Tarriss as another subject and hints at other details in the issue.
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Pauline Bonaparte
Miss Hilaine
Tarriss
Nose talk and vanity in a waxwork of faces
A fragment discusses noses and beauty, critiquing vanity and commercialism shaping how faces are judged. It muses on an ancient sculpture-like ideal and contrasts it with modern deception, hinting at unkindness and social scrutiny of noses and appearances.
Nose surgery and the medical view on cosmetic reconstruction
A discussion of鼻 nose shape impact on face beauty and the rise of reform through skilled surgeons. It notes specialists with reputations can perform reshaping via incisions and cautery, while warning against unsafe trimming by less capable persons and the risks of paraffin in tissue. It also stresses the nose functions including air passage, smell, phonation, and ear ventilation.
Royal Belgians in War Time Heroism and Science
The article profiles King Albert I and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, noting the king’s wartime leadership, social reforms, and efforts to boost Belgium’s trade and merchant marine. It contrasts the king’s quiet studious nature with a public record of courage, while the queen is highlighted as a talented musician and artist. It also touches on anecdotes about the Belgian royal family and their image during the conflict.
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Prince Joseph
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England
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Belgium
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Elizabeth
Albert
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Ani
Charles “Maeskens
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Switzerland
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Karle Brederick
Bavaria
Jand
Ruprecht
Sbitteresti
Germi
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