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From Pat Deveney's database:
Hazelrigg's Astrological Almanac. Published by and advertised heavily in The Metaphysical Magazine: "A General Forecast of Affairs, Political, Speculative, Social, and Religious; Also Prevailing Monthly Influences which Will Affect the Individual, as Well as the Nation at Large..." Besides his astrological talents, Hazelrigg was also a fairly learned alchemist, publishing The Book of Formulas (
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| Hazelriggs Astrological Almanac Aug 1901 | |
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| Hazelriggs Astrological Almanac Oct 1901 | |
| Hazelriggs Astrological Herald Feb 1902 | |
| Hazelriggs Astrological Herald V2 N4 Jul 1902 | |
| Hazelriggs Astrological Herald V2 N6 Sep 1902 | |
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Hazelrigg's Astrological Almanac is a practical astrological almanac from John Hazelrigg, the American 'astrosophic' astrologer, issued under the Astro-Airmanac / 'Message of the Stars' imprint. Its bulk is straightforward astrology — planetary conjunctions, horoscopes, zodiacal and sidereal reckoning, daily guidance — but Hazelrigg frames it in a Hermetic 'astrosophy,' invoking the magi and alchemists as the astrologers' distinguished forebears and folding in touches of tarot and occult philosophy. A light phrenological character-reading sidebar rounds it out. It maps primarily to astrology, with occult-esoteric philosophy as a moderate secondary and Hermeticism, divination and phrenology as minor accents. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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