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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
5
Researchers studied 36 women, 17 with persistent low mood showing high enzyme activity versus 19 with intermittent depressions and normal enzyme levels. The findings suggest a biological link between chronic mood states and enzyme activity.
Researchers studying 17 outpatients at Worcester State Hospital compared them with normal controls from hospital staff and found MAO activity rises in the second half of the menstrual cycle. Augmenting self-made estrogens reduced MAO activity and briefly improved mood.
The piece traces ice cream origins from Rome in the first century A D through medieval Italy and Europe to the United States. It notes Nero’s snow sweet, Marco Polo bringing milk recipes, ices spreading in the 1500s, and Washington’s two freezers. It highlights the continuous freezer in the 1920s and the 1904 St. Louis exposition where cones appeared.
A playful exchange outlines Beethoven tonight and a water keeping tip. A joke about pushing a coin through a ring is included along with a request to send riddles and jokes to a city or post box.
Army Private John E. Young aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs Carl B Young of Wad sworth and Private Raymond D Johnson aged 18 of McCombs Kentucky both completed eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Training Center Infantry Fort Polk. Johnson trained with Company D 1st Brigade 4th Battalion and Young with Company C 1st Brigade 3rd Battalion.
Medina High School senior Sherry Oehmler views fossils found by industrial arts teacher Russell Morrison of Medina Junior High. The specimens include mastodon tooth fragments and parts of a prehistoric animal tooth or bone from Morrison’s vacation collection.
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