The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-01
COLES FOR AUGUST.
From Storms and Signs.
The smiles of God will bless us,
And JOY the world shall light;
For we are battling brayely

The smiles of God will bless u.s.
| And JOY the world shall light;
For we are battling bravely
| For virtue, truth and right.
The month of August is ushered in
with new moon on the 3rd inst, and full
| moon on the 10th inst, with earth pass
ing through sign Aquarius. "House of
Fortune" opposed by the "House of
Death"
Last month the evil forces showed their
strength and overpowered the good, and
| kept prosperity from coming in. This
month the good and evil forces will be
almost equally balanced, and there will
| be fierce struggle between them for SUI
premacy. While people in some localities
| are favored with plenty of this worlds S
goods, others will be in riot, starvation
| and death.
The first few days of the month will
| cause people to feel depressed. Brace up,
| do not let the low ebb vital forces over
power you. The health of tn people in
general will not be the best and the death
| rate will be far above the average.
| All those who are troubled with heart
| disease or in a rundown condition
should not exert themselves during the
low ebb days. Trouble unexpected, Of an
intricate nature, may spring up in the
old country. Accidents on land and
water will be severe and fatal. The stock
markets will be unsteady and spectators
will do well to keep wide-awake.
The extreme heat, followed by cold
waves, the destructive storms, cloud
bursts ETC., that we predicted last month
came only too true. August promises a
continuation of extreme heat which will
be almost unbearable in some cities. fol-
lowed with sudden drops in temperature
afterwards to cool waves. New moon, the
srd will in all probability, be followed by
forble storms. On or about the 10th,
Earth. Venus and Mercury periods will
combine their forces with Mars; there
fore, we may expect some very great
disturbances during the latter part of the
month. From the 26th to the last of the
month. Moon will be in apogee and last
quarter. Threatening clouds. accom-
panied with thunder, will visit many sec
tions, while heavy downpour of rain will
be showered upon other localities.
Watch out for dangerous equatorial
hurricanes and cyclones that may sweep
the Gulf and sea coasts the last of the
month.
AS rule. If August proves exceptional
ly warm, free from thunder and light
ming, earthquakes are liable to occur in
many sections. Watch out for the many
sunset and sunrise scenes that will be
presented to view.
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
The best days for fishing will be the
End. 7th. 9th. 18th. 2Oth 2lst and 25th. AL
ways bleed the fish as soon as taken from
the water, as the blood is very poisonous
to all persons born in the same sign in
which the fish are caught.
The End, 18th. 18th, Goth, 25th and 2Sth
will be the best days to sow all kinds of
grain seed; and the next best days will
be the 1st, 9th, 10th, 21st and 29th. The
September issue of Storms and Signs will
give the best days to sow winter grain.
The 7th, 18th and 25th will be excellent
days to SOW corn for fodder, as it will
grow rapidly and produce strong
growth.
This is the month to destroy noxious
weeds, such as thistle, briar. plantain
leaf. etc. For the proper days to do this
work see August number of Storms and
Signs. 1t will also give full information
in regard to sowing, reaping. and all such
work. Prof. c. Coles, Storms and Signs,
ten cents copy.
U. c. Coles, Editor,
Kingston, Pa, U. s. A.
July 21st 1902.