Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-01
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The health of our town is remarka-
bly, good Most all of the children
have colds but we can't complain
where there is nothing more than
cold. 1uDT'
The forehead that is large, round
and smooth announces the lady or gen
tlemansto be generally frank, open and
generous good natured and a safe com
panion. He or she will be Of good un-
derstanding and viii not be guilty of
any mean actions, faithful to their
promises, just in their dealings, stead
fast in engagements and sincere in the
affections They generally enjoy
moderate state of health. If the fore
head is flat in the middle the gentle
man or lady will be found to be vain
glorious and but very little disposed to
generosity, very tenacious of their
own honor but brave. They Will be
fond Of prying into the secrets of 9th
ers but not with the intentions Of be-
traying them. They will be especially
fond of reading newspapers, history,
novels and plays, ardent and very eau
tious of their own reputation. If there
is hollow across the forehead III the
middle with ridge of flesh above and
another below gentleman will be a
good scholar and the lady will be very
enterprising and will be attentive to
whatever occupation she may be en-
gagged in. Such persons are warm III
argument or debate They are firm
and steady in any point, and by their
perseverance they will generally carry
their point Yet they will meet with
many crosses but will bear them with
patience. If the forehead juts out i'm
mediately at and over the eye browS,
running flat up to the hair, a gentle
man or lady will be sullen, insolent
and treacherous. They will be impa-
tent, apt to give great abuse and to
strike if they think they can do it to
advantage. They will impose upon
any person and never forgive an in
jury. If the temples are hollow with
the bones advancing toward the fore,
head on either side so that the space
| between must necessarily be fiat, with
a small channal from the upper part OF
the nose to the hair the person is OF d
daring disposition, introducing them
selves into matters where they have nj
business. They are DESTROYS of posing
as being witty. They have a subtitle
and enterprising nature, greedy OF
praise quick in quarrels and have 6
wandering disposition. They are full
of resentment when they feel theil
pride hurt. They delight in mischief
Next week will tell the disposition
from the eyebrows.
n. T. eagle started to Coalmont the
other morning and had driven hi
horse about half a mile when it drop
| ped dead in the wagon.
L. Layne was in town and had hi
prescription filed.
Mrs. Malinda Ross and son, Joe
were here shopping.
The Tate girls were here.
Aunt Sallie was here shopping.
Uncle Ellie and son, Jessie wer
here on business.
Jesse King and Jack Banks fror
Sourwood, were here after WACO
load of potatoes and groceries,
Tom King from Peak Mountain, wa
here sick the other evening and Gale
for treatment DR., j. L. White le
him have some medicine.
Mrs Jennie Lockhart visited Mrs
j. L.. White.
Grover Savage, from Gage, wa
here.
2. T. Alternately called at the pos
Office
R. L. White and son went to WIFI
we'll
Henry Barker and Pert Palmer hay
returned from Chattanooga.
Allen Smith, from Sherwood, is VII
iting friends here.
VIII White and wife went to DaU
and bought furniture to go to hous'
keeping
James Turner is going to leave hel
for the Indian Territory next week
Put Brown passed here riding fiji
horse.
Claud Mosly was here deliEerin
| 1rnhar Watchman