At your or my rating it's most important to play and do the right training. Most important are tactics, endgames and analyzing your games. When you analyze you will also take a look into the opening book.
Maybe (for your given one hour) doing daily 10-15 minutes tactics and after that endgames, analyzing one long game, review the openings from a series of blitz games or work on the positional or pychological text.
For the first time in my life(I'm coming back to chess) I'm reading chess books. I still consider myself a beginner so I need your advice: Is studying several books at the same time good or not? Right now I'm with Silman's Amateurs Mind, Jesús de la Villa' 100 Endgames you Must Know and just starting Fundamental Chess Openings by Van der Sterren. I'm also with the book Chess for Zebras from Rowson, I know it's not exactly for beginners but I'm finding it fascinating due the psychology aspects of it. I'm also with the chesstempo tactics. Is it too much? I'm willing to dedicate about an hour a day to chess and reading one part of those books each day trying to skip from one to another for the better assimilation. Am I starting good or is it too much? I have a list of the next books I want to read like Silman's HTRYC , Stean's Simple Chess and Soltis Pawn Structure. How long do you take to read a chess book? Will I be able to assimilate the information that way? I'm on the right track? Any advice is welcome. Thanks in advance