Tag: Jones 1000

An article in the AFA1 monthly journal submits a new chart for Edgar Cayce. The author moves Cayce’s ascendant from Marc Edmund Jones’s of 25 Leo 33 to something like 20; not even the decan is changed. I have seen that trick before, so let’s ignore it. My pet peeve aside, I don’t agree with […]

Clarence Darrow is a well-known libertarian lawyer who defended highly unpopular cases. He is most famous for is the Scopes Monkey Trial. Darrow, at the behest of the then nascent American Civil Liberties (ACLU) and in collusion with the school’s superintendent , approached a Tennessee high school teacher to claim he had lost his position […]

Paul Clancy, published in 1940 Opera Diva Maria Jeritza’s chart. Marc  Edmund Jones, a good friend, took it and put it in his 1000 in toto.  Scouting around, I found the New York Times obit, which cast no light on her, and gave no help.  I searched on.  Finally on  FindAGrave.com, I read a beautiful […]

Mutual Receptions are hidden aspects in a chart that unlock a lot of meaning. Let Lewis Carroll just show you how.

The Marc Edmund Jones chart for Nobel Prize Winner and humnitarian Jane Addams.

Judy Canova, with her plastic looks and hillbilly manners, was famous comedienne during the 1930s. Lil Abner look out

Tesla was a Serbian American inventor and engineer . He is credited with discovering and patenting the rotating magnetic field, the basis of most alternating-current machinery Marc Jones has July 10, 1856 in Smiljian Austria-Hungary Empire, now Croatia, but Tesla was not Croatian as widely believed but was an ethnic Serbian and his father was […]

Norma, growing younger by the site The old adage that a lady never tells her age, really struck home with 1930s Hollywood Actress Norma Shearer. Whether it was intentional or not, she has a few birth charts out there — four in fact. The popular one for astrologer is on Astro.com and says she was […]

Queen Amelia of Portugal was the wife of the assassinated King Carlos.

The dates on Supreme Court Justice Murphy are incorrect. William Francis Murphy was born on April 13th , 1890 not April 13, 1893 in Harbor Beach, Michigan to two Irish immigrants and devout Catholics. He got his law degree at the University of Michigan (LL.B., 1914) and, after serving in the first World War and […]

Before Dr. Alexander Fleming invented penicillin, Dr. Carrel developed the Dakin Solution, a type of hypochlorite solution made from diluted bleach and applied to decrease skin irritation. Chlorine, the active ingredient in Dakin’s solution, is a potent antiseptic that kills most forms of bacteria and viruses. This simple solution saved many men in World War […]