Holiday themed cookie cutters and library events
Roswell Public Library offers books and activities on holiday baking crafts and misfit themes. Dennis from The Boy in the Dress explores fashion and identity, while Someday This Pain Will be Useful to You follows a cautious young man’s search for purpose.
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Debt and deficit fears spark warnings from a reader
A letter argues that persistent debt growth since 1966 threatens the nation. It cites a $12.4 trillion debt, $2.6 trillion to Social Security, and a looming $16 trillion cap, warning of higher interest costs, possible inflation, and calls for drastic actions including tax hikes, growth, or debt cancellation. The writer credits Steve Pearce and critiques Congress and the Tea Party, predicting market strain and potential mass upheaval.
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Letter warns of inflation and political critique of Obama
The writer argues monetary policy will inflate prices, with gold and silver rising worldwide. They predict rising gas costs, mounting interest costs, and a failing dollar unless deficits are limited. They criticize the president and policy makers, urging rejection of long term plans.
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Postpartum mood myths and treatment options for new fathers
The article notes postpartum low mood can be common in men and stresses seeking help. It outlines treatment options including psychotherapy and antidepressants, with some safe during breastfeeding, and mentions electroconvulsive therapy for severe cases. Dr. Komaroff of Harvard Medical School provides further information at AskDoctorK.com.
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Respect and peace through respecting others rights during holidays
Maria Hinojosa reflects on a family holiday debate over immigration, choosing to respect others and avoid conflict. She cites a bumper sticker’s message about coexistence and peace, urging ongoing dialogue and tolerance to reduce division in homes and communities.
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