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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1973
Page
2
A compact overview of zodiac signs with traits and compatible pairs for Ox Tiger Dragon Snake Monkey Horse Sheep Monkey Cock Dog and Boar. It lists strengths weaknesses emotional temper and typical allies across years 1948 1960 1972 through 1983.
In New Kensington, Mrs Rachael Tocco reports a pear tree with half the branches shed of dead dry leaves while the other half bears green leaves and blossoms. The item also notes a D A V Social Party schedule on Tuesday and Friday at 7 30 pm at 25th and Carolina Ave Lorain.
A revised edition of a four booklet series on baby care is offered free to the public by a manufacturer of baby-care products. The series covers eating and sleeping habits, cleanliness and safety for babies, caring for an ill baby, and maternal guidance. Four million booklets distributed since 1968. one third of U S pediatricians offer them in offices. available by writing to Johnson and Johnson New Brunswick NJ 08903. classroom quantities to teachers.
The article describes common gifts for the Chinese New Year including fruit especially oranges foods potted plants fabrics ornaments and gifts for family. Children wear new clothes while relatives give red envelope money for luck and prosperity. It suggests writing luck phrases on red papers and hanging them around the home for good fortune in the Year of the Ox.
The guide explains why chopsticks replace forks in Chinese meals and gives a simple method for Westerners. It describes utensil types from ivory to bamboo, and offers a basic grip: hold one chopstick steady with a second like a pencil, move only the top stick, and lift morsels at an angle.
The piece urges early spring cleaning before the Chinese New Year echoing traditions from China. It notes narcissus as a favorite flower and suggests placing a blooming narcissus bowl to brighten a freshly cleaned home. It mentions buying growing plants in paper greenhouses to redecorate for the New Year.
Wednesday schedule at St. Michael's Church Reeves and Meister Road Lorain Ohio features an earlybird session at 12 30 and a regular game at 1 00 for attendees.
The Chinese zodiac cycles every 12 years with the ox in 1985 as the Year of the Ox. New Year falls on the first new moon after the sun enters the sign, between January 21 and February 19, with orange plants and narcissi for good luck. The kitchen god Sai Wang figures in rituals, with a paper image burned to send his reports to ancestors.
Chinese families traditionally stay home during the New Year period with emphasis on family reunions and meals. Communities and markets adjust schedules to observe customs and avoid travel during peak days.
The piece explains how Chinese pay all debts before New Year, with bills due three times yearly and heavy social pressure to settle. Creditors chase debtors openly, sometimes forcing hiding, while lanterns signal that dawn has not yet come to avoid disgrace.
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