The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01
PLANETARY INFLUENCES
Astro-Numerologist


PLANETARY INFLUENCES-u
The influence of the Planets upon
Famous and Public Persons dur
ing the year 1887.
The Influence of the Planets upon
Famous and Public Persons during
the year 1887.
You read in the preceding issue
of the Midland Journal about some OF
the more important Planetary 1nfu-
ences which will affect World Cono1-
lions and Human Affairs during the
coming twelve months. This week,
we respectfully draw your attention
to- some of the Great and the Near
Great and their stars for the year
1887.
President Roosevelt's stars con-
tinue to bring him into the Interna-
tional Limelight. The transit OF
Neptune (Idealism) over his natal
Uranus (Change, the New), and the
transit of Uranus over his natal Sat
urn (the Old,) involving the First
(Personal) and the Ninth Interests
at a Distance) Houses which occurred
during the month of December, 1885,
were influences which urged Roose-
Welt to make his South American trip
with the view of forming new align
ments and adding force to old, long
established doctrine. During 1887,
Uranus will aspect the natal Sun Of
our Chief Executive. This aspect
will tend to urge the President to
make wise moves and changes as at
fecting agrarian and land interests.
Foreign Relationships will become
matters of moment during the SUM
mer months, during September, and
again about the middle Of November.
Changes in his Cabinet are indicated
during the early part of the year, and
again during the month of May.
King George vi is to experience
much difficulty during the Spring
months. An Administrative crisis
arises during April and May, 1887.
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin is
also under powerful planetary vibra-
lions at this time. Foreign Rela-
tionship Affairs will be much stressed
during the Spring months Of 1887.
Anthony Eden, as England's Foreign
Secretary, is in for four year of strain
and stress, of which 1899 will prove
the climax. The Leader Of the OPP
position, c. R. Attlee, has two years
of stress and accentuation affecting
his leadership, of which 1888 will be
much the more important. The Aga
Khan, of India, is very important
person in Great Britain's affairs.
His influence in India cannot be over
estimated. His public and legal acts
of 1897 will have much to do with the
course Of British history. Great
Britain's newspaper Magnate (Lord
Rothermore) will be an influence OF
major importance during 1887 and
1888 in in molding British public
opinion.
In America, Senator Borah will re-
ceive much public attention during
1887 for some stand he will take In
relation to Employment or the Ma
tional Services. Senator Robinson
has four years of unusual activity
ahead. He will become a most i'm
portant factor in American affairs.
T. Allen Goldsborough, U. s. Con-
gresham from Maryland. should be
very careful during the next four
years not to ALLEVIATE himself from
the affections and goodwill Of his
constituents. He is, however, under
especially favorable planetary rays
during the Summer Of 1887. This
would be the time for him to pro-
mote his social and affectional am
billions. James H. Rand, Jr. (Rem-
ington-Rand) Is due for plenty OF
trouble In his Legal and Public rela-
tionship affairs during the next four
years, 1889 being especially in
dicated. Gen. Malin Craig, Chief OF
Stan. U. s. Army. Gen. Fox Conner.
and Gen. Mosely, army commanders