An interesting horary about a promotion at work

On March 10th of 1930 a woman asked astrologer Robert DeLuce whether she would be promoted at work. She was apparently in a temporary position and hoped to be promoted to a more permanent post. Here is the chart:

Will I get the promotion at work?
Moon day, Mercury hour

The question was asked on a Moon day during a Mercury hour, the 7th hour of the day.

Cancer rises, making the Moon in Cancer in the 1st the ruler of the querent. This is a strong and dignified Moon in an angular house and in her own domicile.

The job promotion is signified by the Aries 10th house, ruled by Mars which is peregrine in Aquarius in the 8th house. Cancer and Aquarius are in aversion, so the Moon and Mars cannot see each other.

The Moon’s last major aspect was to the Sun, the exalted ruler of the 10th cusp and thus a potential ruler of the job promotion. The Sun is also the 1st triplicity lord of the tenth house sign Aries and, as such, can signify career advancement.

The Moon’s next aspect is a trine to Venus, exalted in Pisces. Thus, the Moon is transferring the light from the Sun (exalted in the 10th) to Venus (ruler of the 11th and the 4th, of her hopes and wishes and the end of the matter, respectively). This trine will perfect without prohibition, indicating that her wish to be promoted is likely to be fulfilled. The fact that the Moon is a participating triplicity ruler of Pisces, and Venus is a triplicity ruler of Cancer, indicates that a mutual reception by triplicity exists between the Moon and Venus, which further testifies to the likelihood of her being promoted.

About a month after this horary question the querent received the promotion which she so desired.