The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-15
SCIENCE OF pAYsioeNoMY.
How to Tell Characteristics Of P.rc rs
by Shape OF Face.

! teristtcS 10 ne noted:
II the forehead is fairly high, this
denotes good Intellect and a fine mem
DRY: hut n IL is too high IL indicates
rather the idiot and is not a sign OF a
powerful brain. as many think.
The forehead should not slope for
ward and only very slightly backward.
In other words the line should DE
nearly straight up and down with a
slight backward slope.
A fairly large nose is a sign Of an
active. progressive disposition, one that
gets ahead" in the world and is a
good sign, l. not too pronounced. A
long. straight nose denotes a fine. high
spirited nature and small nose is in
dicative of lack Of energy and tenn
permanent
Thick lips denote a coarse. amorous
disposition. but are sometimes TO be
| found in geniuses-such as great must
clans. Thin. fine lips, having very
| little Of the red showing. denote a
cruel, hard nature. one lacking in
warmth and affection Moderately fun
lips are the hest and they should be
moist and not hard and dry.
Dimples in the cheek often denote
roguery; but in the chin they are a
mark Of determination and strength
Ct character.
Large bulgy eyebrows indicate the
man of strong charactor-a strong. ac-
tive, determined brain. Thin, weak
brows denote the delicate body
though this may be accompanied by a
brilliant mind. AS before. a happy
medium" is the best combination which
can be found
Small. neat ears, lying close to the
head. indicates the pugnacicus, ag-
gressiVe type. Never trust q person
who viii not look YOU In the eye and
cannot be made to do so. A large
pupil generally denotes abOunding
physical energy. accompanied by a
highly nervous disposition. A small
pupil indicates n mental, analytical
mind. which subjects everything In
criticism and is not usually sympathe-
tic or emotional.
1t is said that yellow eyes general
ly denote a passionate nature; deep
blue eyes. the coquette; gray eyes,
keen intelligence: green eyes, jealousy;
black eyes, intensely loving nature and
brown eyes. n kind happy tempera-
lnent.
Large nostr'ls derote primitive.
amorous nature; thin, small nostriis
are a sign of a subtle, esthetic dispo-
sltion.
a large mouth is sign of kindness
and good humor, but also a
lack of delicacy. IS . r,Ae. If too large,
however, and "fioppy," this points to
the buffoon. A small mouth is indica
tive Of a clever, intellectual man, as a
rule.
The eye has been called "the window
of the soul, for IL Is Indicative OF the
character of the indweling spirit more
than any other organ. There is some
thing remarkable about the eye which
never yet has been explained. We feel
that we know a person as soon as we
look them in the eye, though we may
look at the rest of their features or
their bodies for hours without getting
in close touch with them. 4 glance at
the eye win disclose this. And this
does not only apply to human beings.
The horse, the dog. in fact, any ami
mai when 1t looks at you--at yOu-al |
ways looks you IN the eyes. Why
should he not de- this-if there is moth |
ing peculiar about the human eye moro !
than any other part Of the face--if he |
did not feel that he thereby came into |
more intimate contact with your spirit |
or soul than by looking at your other |
features?
Eyes which appear impressive and |
interesting and suddenly flash forth III
to clear light. denote loving nature |
and deep understanding of trouble |
or sorrow.
Eyes which are always inqu.sitive
yet, when they look at person seem |
10 become kind and warm. are
not TO be trusted too far. They belong
to the self seeker,
OF course the eyes must be consid |
cred in connection with the other facial |
indications, and some of these may
contradict others.
A few words on the chronological |
readings C, the head.
If the head Is large and fully round |
ed al the back of the neck anG be- |
tween the ears and the base Of the
brain, such person is Of an amorouS |
nature; If very small. the reverse Is the |
case.
If the portion of the head just over
the ears is large. this denotes selfish !
tendencies; If small. sympathy and al
truism are known to exist.
II the part just over the eyes Is large, |
that person possesses keen end quick !
II small. he is slow in this |
dire
II the front upper portion of the head
is large, this denotes high ethical and
moral sentiments; IL small. this side
of the nature is not as cultivated as IT
should be.
IL the back portion OF the head. about
the neck, is large. this denotes love
of home; while IL 1t Is small 6esire
to rove and for travel is shown.--New
York World.
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