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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
3
The column predicts favorable planetary alignments for business ventures banking and retail dress goods and luxury items with optimism for weddings engagements and partnerships. It highlights Mars and Venus influence on youth romance and potential rises in women’s financial roles and peace movements.
The forecast urges early activity for success as Mars and Saturn bring trouble in the afternoon. The Sun favors employment and business. the president and officeholders may benefit. Predictions include political surprises, tense New York contests, and possible conflicts tied to oriental powers. Children born under Scorpio Sun and Mars may face disappointments yet show travel readiness.
The column notes Venus with benefic influence and friendly Uranus and Jupiter on October 24 1914. It predicts wide sympathy and powerful good influence from Venus on women worldwide according to seers.
The October 25 1914 forecast warns Neptune and the Sun clash may lead to unbending leaders and unlucky visits to relatives. It cautions against sharing important plans and notes fraud risks and hygienic vigilance. Hospitals may face malefic influence while illness and harsh weather threaten the poor and epidemics loom for the coming year.
The forecast warns of conflicting influences with Mercury Venus and Jupiter favorable but Saturn and Uranus bringing risk. Weddings and social events are auspicious while theaters may face losses and fires loom as a possibility. Prosperity anticipated for milliners florists caterers bankers farmers and land sales in southern and western states.
Astrology warns Mars Saturn and Mercury clash making agreements risky and signings prone to losses. Delays, travel misfortune, and mood driven errors loom. caution advised for those born March 21 to April 19. Predictions include illness risk among prominent elders, accidents, and railway journeys.
A 1914 astrology note says Sun and Saturn Uranus favor ambition and employment, with good chances for government dealings and scientific minds. It cautions winter heaviness for women but rare reforms and robust youth, while European storms and cold may heighten war fears. Scorpio subjects seen as self controlled. American prunes noted as popular abroad.
London wireless says King Albert wounded while leading Belgian sorties from Antwerp. Antwerp still holding out amid heavy bombardment as German shells rain at 30 per minute. forts silenced, buildings damaged including the cathedral and Palais de Justice. British French reinforcements reported to have joined near the city. American Consul General Diederich, in Ghent, reports shells in Antwerp as he left.
A Rome dispatch via News agency says Petrograd reports Przemysl fallen after forts were damaged and the commander surrendered to save his troops. London notes no official confirmation. Reports also say Germans face a Russian resistance in East Prussia with Lyck recaptured and a Hungarian campaign ongoing.
Three armed auto bandits entered Joseph Saresky's Brooklyn jewelry store on Broadway. They tied him, beat him, and looted watches and jewelry before one robber shot the jeweler twice. He was taken to a hospital in a dying condition. One highwayman was overpowered.
An epidemic of dysentery has broken out in Bohemia and Moravia with reports from Paris dated October. Public health officials warn of increasing cases and urge preventive measures amid concerns over spread to neighboring regions.
A long testimonial excerpt promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a relief for women's ailments. Letters from Mrs. S. T. Richmond Providence Rhode Island and others recount displacement, inflammation, and weakness improved by the medicine. Personal experiences emphasize confidentiality and female physician responses.
Two college students arraigned before the magistrate for hurdling low spots in their car. The elder refuses a lawyer, saying they will tell the truth. An old quip about Scaddsey and dust follows, while notes promote Red Cross Ball Blue and a general tease about people who dampen enthusiasm.
The passage contrasts the heathen bowing to wood and stone with children of light sneering. It questions whether wood and stone are worse than hunting dyed in colors and includes moral commentary on patriotism religion and sarcasm. It ends with quips about perspective and integrity.
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