Physiognomy, Phrenology
*** Watchtower Reprints 1915 Jan 15 p.5611} ***
Man's head is shaped differently; therefore he can think of subjects about which the lower animals cannot think... A man with a head of a given shape cannot think with the same breadth of mind as a man with a better shaped head -- a man who is less fallen. Some have lost more, others less, of the original perfection, of the original intelligence, given man in his creation.
[Emphasis Added]
*** Golden Age 1921 Jan 19 p.224 ***
The size of the nose, as also the size of the eyes, is not without significance. The small-nosed man cannot have a judicial mind, whatever his other excellencies may be. And a man whose nose upturns can no more be expected to administer justice than a pug dog can be expected to act as a shepherd.
[Emphasis Added]