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September 8, 1907
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico
What is this article about?
The phrenometer is an electrical invention that interprets cranial bumps to assess character traits with phrenological accuracy, using a metal cap to measure 28 points and automatically printing a character record.
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The "phrenometer" is a wonderful new invention which electrically interprets the cranial bumps of a person with the accuracy of a trained phrenologist.
The head to be "read" is covered with a sensitive metal cap, which indicates the presence and size of bumps at twenty-eight points. All the qualities of heart and mind which phrenologists declare to be outwardly shown by certain prominences, are indicated and measured. The machine recognizes five sizes in bumps.
The machine not only reads your bumps, but it prints and delivers automatically a record of your character as indicated by them.
The head to be "read" is covered with a sensitive metal cap, which indicates the presence and size of bumps at twenty-eight points. All the qualities of heart and mind which phrenologists declare to be outwardly shown by certain prominences, are indicated and measured. The machine recognizes five sizes in bumps.
The machine not only reads your bumps, but it prints and delivers automatically a record of your character as indicated by them.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Health Or Medicine
What keywords are associated?
Phrenometer
Invention
Phrenology
Cranial Bumps
Character Analysis
Electrical Device
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Phrenometer Invention For Cranial Bump Analysis
Event Details
The phrenometer electrically interprets cranial bumps using a sensitive metal cap that measures presence and size at twenty-eight points, recognizing five sizes, and automatically prints a character record based on phrenological principles.