Read Character in a Person's Face, Aug. 28, 1924

Harder to Read Character

Those who undertake to read the character of persons with whom they come in contact can no longer rely on what the eyebrow says to them. The plucking of eyebrows has become so general that they cannot be made to tell anything of the makeup of their owners. Character readers must fall back on the contour of the nose, curves of the mouth and the “crow’s feet” about the eyes to form their conclusions and must remove the eyebrows entirely from their observation.

From the front page of the Alamance Gleaner, Graham, N.C., Aug. 28, 1924

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