The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-29
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SUNDAY. JANUARY 30, 1e3s.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 1888. According to astrology this IS fortunate day in planetary direction. The configuration is suspicious for Ichurchmen of every rank.
 The clergy of the United States are subject to benetic aspects that seem to promise advance in lead Iership and the attainment of sue cess in widespread reform move ments
 Cooperation between church and state should extend to many de- nominations of Christian faith. Op- ening of the churches for purposes of relief to the needy may be ex- tensive this winter
 Constructive thinking is to be en- couraged and interest in Bible study increased Thinkers will turn at tention to modern requirements in educating young and old.
 Industry comes under a prom ising sway today. There may be urgent calls for workers in many trades. Building of ships and air planes may be pushed rapidly to- ward spring.
 Women will find that it pays to devote attention to beauty culture which ignores cosmetics Changes in fashions will stress natural charms.
 Ethical values will be empha- sized as of supreme importance in all human relations, as graft is un- covered in high places and deceit is recognized among social leaders. All the arts will be encouraged through coming weeks and culture will make the broadest appeal to Americans. While warning portents seem to presage new wars, the value Iof peace will be more and more ap- preciated
 Persons whose birthday it is have the augury of year of fairly good luck, but there may be changes and Ireverses affecting employers.
 Children born on this day may be exceedingly active in mind and body. Many of the Aquarians have marked musical or literary talent.
 Walter J. Damrosch, musician, was born on this day 1862. Others who have celebrated it as a birth day include George Alfred Town send, author, 1841; General Samuel Chapman Armstrong, founder ot Hampton Institute, 1889; Walter Savage Landor, poet, TITS.
 MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1888
 Good and evil planetary aspects appear to contend today, accord ing to astrology The morning is adverse, but the afternoon should be fairly fortunate
 Uncertainty and fear may ham per activities in the early hours to- day. Unwise decisions may cause eventual regrets.
 Rumors of strange portent may be prevalent, but the wise will pur- sue conservative methods at home and abroad. Thrift should guide families as well as businesses.
 All who buy and sell may be lucky Stocks will fluctuate and prices of certain staples will vary sharply in coming weeks.
 Weddings today promise happiness and prosperity. Many marriages are forecast for the year Persons past middle age will seek compan- ionship. Home-making is to assume greater importance among those who choose professions or business connections
 The New Moon of this date takes place with Cancer rising and with Mars and Saturn elevated in the sign of Aries. This is read as for tunate for Great Britain and prom using for the United States.
 Aspects that seem to presage strife and labor troubles affect the Atlantic Seaboard and especially New York City. Increase in major crimes and unusually destrictive fire also are prognosticated.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of success and general gain. Novel opportunities will come to many New careers are forseen for both men and women.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be of brilliant minds and kindly natures. Subjects of this sign usually have outstanding per- sonalities
 James c. Blaine, American states man, was born on this day 1850. Others who have celebrated 1t as birthday include Nathan Straus, merchant and philanthropist. 1848; Franz Schubert, composerfi, 1797.
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