In 1901, Edgar De Valcourt-Vermont penned the book “Practical Astrology,” which offered predictions and interpretations based solely on the Sun Sign of individuals. While the book’s insights were generally commendable, the author’s enthusiasm often led him astray. The predictions, though…

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