Easy Lessons in Astrology Fourth installment outlines planetary rulership
Editor Charles R. Hook explains astrology basics, planetary hours, and chart use. The piece guides readers to study charts, identify ruling planets by birth dates, and apply timing for tasks. Forecasts warn those born on specific dates to avoid risky business or love missteps.
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Charles R. Hook
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Planetary Hour Chart Guides Daily Activities and Advice
A vintage horoscope column lists planetary hours for different activities and professions. It details Sun for officials, Moon for home matters, Mars for manual work, Mercury for communication and study, Jupiter for travel and finance, Venus for social pleasures and purchases, and Saturn for construction and real estate. It also notes lucky birth dates and daily aspects from Jan 28 to Feb 3, urging caution in travel and diet and directing readers to Charles R. Hook for more information.
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Jupiter
Uranus
Mercury
Venus
Sun
Saturn
Neptune
Charles R. Hook
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Colored News Highlights City Worship and Young People’s Day
Sunday programs feature preaching and singing at St Matthew's Temple in Winston-Salem style. Cherry Street Presbyterian hosts Young People's Day with W Watson and T A Jenkins guiding morning services and a 3:30 interdenominational program followed by an evening youth program. St Stephen AME Zion notes a week of installations and debt paydown with services from multiple city churches. Leonard Street basketball teams meet Fairview Street for a 3:30 contest with a cup prize. last cup went to Leonard Street.
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Winston-Salem
St. Matthew's Temple
Leonard and
Ray Streets
A. J. Joyer
Presbyterian Church
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
W. Watson
United Presbyterian Church
T. A. Jenkins
Presbytery of
Cape Fear
St. Stephen
St. Stephen Metropolitan A. M. EB. Zion
J. F. Dunn
G. W. Buckersham
First Emanuel Baptist Church
Leonard Street
Fairview Street
Leonard Street School
William Penn Basketball Sinks to Burlington Loss
William Penn men fell to Burlington 21 to 20 in Burlington Friday night while the girls team dropped 17 to 14. The defeats do not end their state championship chances as the state meet will determine the outcome.
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Burlington
William Penn
Mid-Winter Promenade At Kilby Arcade Attracts Wide Attendance
The Loungani Bridge club hosted its second annual Mid-Winter Promenade Friday night in Kilby Arcade with winter decor and visitors from Wilmington Bladenboro Reidsville Greensboro Winston-Salem Hickory Thomasville Asheboro and Durham. A. and T. College Serenaders provided music and attendees appeared pleased. The Willing Workers club of Woman's Memorial A M E Church plans a musical tea at Mrs M M German’s Underhill Avenue home Sunday 4 to 6.
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South High Point
Kilby Arcade
Wilmington
Bladenboro
Reidsville
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Hickory
Thomasville
Asheboro
Durham
A. and
T. College
Woman's Memorial A. M. EB. Church
Willing Workers Club
Woman's Memorial A. M. EB
M. M. German
Underhill Avenue
Ring-tailed Cat Relative Not a True Cat
The ring tailed cat of the southern United States is not a cat but a relative of the raccoon. Cabbage kale kohl rabi Brussels sprouts and cauliflower all originated from wild cabbage.
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United States
Tigers Drag Kill Uphill For Future Met Showdown
In a cryptic note of game planning, tigers favor moving their quarry uphill to secure advantage for an upcoming meeting. This tactic hints at strategic positioning and long term intent.
Plymouth Cars On Display Here
The 1934 Plymouth line shown for the first time at Dodge De Soto and Chrysler dealers features Plymouth Six and De Luxe models. New coil sprung independent front wheels reduce road shock and improve steering while hydraulic brakes and reinforced bodies enhance safety and ride comfort across the low price field.
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Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Plymouth
Chrysler Motors
T. R. White Arrested On Liquor Charge
T. R. White was arrested late yesterday afternoon on prohibited liquor charges after a raid at 137 Dalton Street. Officers found three pints of whiskey and alleged information that White was a major city liquor dealer. Bond set at $500 despite the seized amount under two quarts.
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T. R. White
Dalton Street
White
Giraffe Front Legs Equal Length Hind Legs
Observation notes that a giraffe’s front legs are not shorter than its hind legs, indicating equal limb length across the animal.
New Zealand Grants Women Vote in 1893
New Zealand becomes the first country to grant women suffrage in 1893, marking a historic milestone for women's rights and electoral participation worldwide.
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New Zealand
Bag for owner found on Ward Street by police
A ladies black pocketbook containing gloves and other items was found on Ward Street and is being held at the police station for its owner.
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Ward Satreet
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