Jessie Allen Fowler

She made short animated films and published her claims about predicting the future and the character of criminals.

[2] In February 1884 the National Temperance Federation (NTF) organised a meeting at Exeter Hall in London.

[5] His sister was Charlotte Fowler Wells who died in 1901 when Jessie was taking a one-year course at New York University called “Women’s Law”.

[6] On 1912 she published her phrenological study of the American President Woodrow Wilson which included analysis of his head shape, his nose, chin and ears.

[citation needed][7] In 1916 she made a phrenological study of the head of Pancho Villa and in 1922 she speculated on the future life of a child born with criminal parents.

(1) Lady Henry Somerset , President 1890–92 (2) Miss Jessie A. Fowler, Hon. Secretary 1879–1892 (3) Mrs. L. Stewart, London, Treasurer 1878–1892 (4) Mrs. Margaret E. Parker , Dundee, First President 1876–1877 (5) Mrs. Margaret Bright Lucas , London, President 1877–1890 (6) Miss Mary E. Docwra , Member of National Committee 1883–1890, President of Committee 1890–1892
Phrenology of Woodrow Wilson