Books explore Internet origins and Roswell Library resources
Roswell Public Library highlights Internet history and trends with notes on early pioneers like Charles Duell and Ken Olson. The library offers public computer access with daily sign in limits, youth permissions, databases, and online resources at roswellpubliclibrary.org. It also covers James Porterfield guides and The Filter Bubble by Eli Pariser, plus patron services and the Friends of the Library bookstore.
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Charles H. Duell
U.S
Roswell Public
Amanda Davis
Johnny Ryan
Ryan
Igreen
Eli Pariser
Cone
Facebook
James Porterfield
Dr Gott promotes home remedies for health
The column lists home remedies including grape juice mixtures, apple pectin capsules, castor oil rubs, Castiva lotion, omega-3 oil and raw pumpkin seeds. It promotes two health reports by Dr. Peter Gott and provides mail order details and his website for more information.
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Peter H. Gott
Dr. Gott
Askdrgottmd
Corazon From Guerrero Aims To Redefine Immigration Icon
Maria Hinojosa reflects on immigration in the United States with a personal tale of a Mexican mother deported after a Montana incident. She contrasts harsh enforcement with a humane gesture where a heart transplant linked a Guerrero heart to a New York girl. The piece urges empathy over racial profiling.
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Montana
Mexico
New York City
Guerrero
Manhattan
Maria Hinojosa
PBS
NPR
Futuremediagroup.org
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