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From Pat Deveney's database:
Everyday Astrology. This was an utterly undistinguished mass-market journal that obviously served only to fill out the publisher’s otherwise undistinguished mass-market magazines on topics such as Popular Western, Thrilling Western, Thrilling Love, Thrilling Detective, Popular Detective, Rio Kid, etc. Its only distinguishing features are its covers and the fact that it managed to last for a decade and a half.
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| Everyday Astrology V16 N1 Feb 1941 | |
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Everyday Astrology is a popular newsstand astrology magazine, thick with zodiac signs, horoscopes, planetary aspects and natal charts, and given as much to mundane forecasting — reading the year's events off Uranus and Saturn — as to personal sun-sign guidance. Its one real sideline is a language of success, prosperity and abundance, astrology bent toward everyday striving rather than toward any New Thought metaphysics. The occult and spiritualist notes that the recall panel picked up are little more than decorative substrings. It is astrology for the general reader, packaged for the drugstore rack. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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