The Daily Alaska Empire

Horoscope
"The stars incline but do not compel"
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1936
After the early hours this should be a day of good fortune. According to astrology benefic aspects strongly dominate.
While visions and foresights may be keen under this sway the mind may be troubled by uncertainties.
It is well not to be impulsive.
Women should not attempt any public work or seek any important positions under this planetary government for it is imperatively favorable to men.
Jupiter is in a place indicating expansion of industry and enterprise.
Daring, supported by plenty of reserve force, should be successful.
Again the seers forecast new fortunes for Americans, but wealth will be shared largely with government.
This is a lucky day for promoters who have something worthwhile to present, but it is unfortunate for reckless speculators of every sort.
The configuration aids men who hold public office. The people will turn to them with more confidence than formerly, but they will demand many reforms.
Girls who are college students should develop their individual gifts, whatever they are, for in the business and professional world those of only average attainments will meet many obstacles.
There is promise today for those who seek the help of persons in places of power, commercial or political.
Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of much happiness to which friends contribute.
Business should be on the up-grade.
Children born on this day probably will be popular as well as successful in whatever vocations they choose. Subjects of this sign have strong characters, keen minds and a high sense of responsibility.
Abraham Lincoln was born on this day, 1809. Others who have celebrated it as a birthday include Tadeusz Kosciusko, Polish patriot, 1746; Charles Robert Darwin, naturalist, 1809.
(Copyright, 1936)