Mystery Dream Book, missing author, dates, etc.

I am super excited. The other day I was teaching my gramma how to open attachments and forward emails. I decided to show her my website and she was really excited and lent me a book that my grampa had. It’s a Dream Dictionary, but one like I never have seen before; it’s very impressive, with its definitions and the preface especially and some of the information included. Thing is the book is a mystery, the name is mentioned briefly...Dictionary of Dreams. There is no cover, no author, no ISBN. I think the cover may have fallen off and my grampa covered it in black wrapping. I am assuming the book was written between 1937 and 1958 because it references those dates in the beginning...(and the pages are yellow and fading). I am also assuming it is before the late 60s because my Gramma said my Grampa owned it before they were married. I also found a stamp in the book, marked: o.05 Algerie… ??( when were stamps 5 cents, why was there an ‘o’ before the .05, and what is Algerie?)

Anyone know of this book? I would like to purchase a copy, because my grammas version is falling apart.

I will type of the preface--

There have been professional dream interpreters for many thousands of years. Among the ancient people of Babylon, Chaldea, and Judea, dream interpretation was recognized as an accomplished art. The earliest record we have a of a published work on the interpretation of dreams was compiled by Artemedorus Dalidarius in the second century A.D. This work was translated into English and published in London sometime in London sometime during the seventeenth century. It has since been reprinted and translated into every language. Many of the interpretations used in this Dictionary of Dreams have een taken from this ancient document. Since Dalidarius’ time the interest in the study of dreams has never diminished. Some of the best-known psychologists, such as Freud, Jung, Rhine, McDougall, and Zener, have devoted their lifetime to the subject.
The average read does not have the time or will to delve deeply into this intriguing subject. Therefore, I suggest the information contained in this book be used broadly, as a form of entertainment

One Jan 10, 1937….(then discusses an article)…then discusses an article from 3/3/1958

The preface discusses the vibrations of letter of the alphabet, and how you can take words/themes/sentences from your dream and do the numerology (ie. A dream of a cat, do the numerology of cat). The book then goes on to discuss, month, days, hours, briefly the zodiac.

Then discussed favorable days to have dreams and then mentioned how you can tell the sex of a child from a dream (for pregnant women)

This chart I thought was interesting:
Good and Bad Days of the Moon for Dreams Occurring from the 1st to 31st of each Month
1.   Will be good
2.   Will not come true
3.   Will have no effect
4.   Will be very good
5.   Will not enjoy good things
6.   Don’t reveal dream to others
7.   Everything will come as you wish
8.   Beware of enemies
9.   Will have what is desired this day
10.   Will come through with happiness
11.   Will see the effect in four days
12.   Will have adversity
13.   Your dream will come true
14.   Long time before happiness comes
15.   Dream will come true in thirty days
16.   Your wish will bring good results
17.   Keep the dream secret for thirty days
18.   Don’t trust your friends
19.   1Will be very happy in your affairs.
20.   Dream will come true after four days
21.   Don’t have confidence in anyone
22.   Your desire will be accomplished
23.   Dream will be explained in three days
24.   Will have much happiness
25.   Dream will come true after nine days
26.   Will receive much unexpected help
27.   Will receive good news
28.   Your wish will come true
29.   Will receive plenty of money
30.    Will receive good news in the morning
31.    Will receive sad news