Editorial Saturday Notebook Reflects Local Life and Energy Woes
A candid editorial roundup notes a carrier’s paper rolling habits and calls for faster city coverage. Readers ask why energy costs rise despite conservation, while stories touch on a Carter trip, exotic pets, and a Osage County marijuana seizure valued around twenty thousand dollars.
Nervous Markets Persist Amid Record Crop Projections
Analysts foresee unsettled trading as USDA August crop data show record corn and soybean yields and near record wheat. A late August frost scare plus revised export forecasts lift prices briefly, while export demand promises high utilization. Markets stay cautious until crops are stored and demand remains strong.
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Is Vitamin A Effective Against Acne Dear Dr Donahue
The column discusses tretinoin a vitamin A form tested in a small study for acne. Benefits included fewer eruptions and clearer skin but side effects like sore mouth rash and dryness were noted. Long-term safety and eye or liver effects remain uncertain. Pregnancy risks and need for medical guidance are emphasized.
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U.S
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Prayer Reflection on Pentecost Spirit Filling
A concise devotional prayer asks for openness to the Holy Spirit and notes gratitude for divine filling. It invokes Acts verse imagery and seeks divine guidance to resist resistance, living in the spirit of Jesus.
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