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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2012
Page
1
Health columnist Damian Wexler reports on a digestion cocktail built from aloe vera that experts say calms stomach distress. Dr. Santiago Rodriguez highlights that chronic diarrhea and acid burn sufferers may find relief as the plant’s healing properties are explored and explained.
An ad warns long term use of proton pump inhibitors raises fracture risk. It touts AloeCure as a natural remedy, claiming rapid stomach relief, gut health benefits, and zero side effects with a two ounce daily regimen. Doctors are cited to bolster claims.
A disjointed notice appears to warn that a product has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and is not a drug. It states individual results may vary and advises consulting a doctor if you have a prescription drug, directing readers to the FDA for consumer updates.
Johnstone notes fuel costs hit Canada and the United States with diesel at 4.14 a gallon at the border and in New Bern. The price surge reshapes family trips, daily driving, and plans to visit Tennessee, with drivers citing limited options and questions about supply and manipulation. Several locals describe extended trips becoming impractical, while some adopt walking or local routines to save fuel. Community members cite possible shifts toward alternative energy discussions and reflect on past lower prices. Charlie Hall reports.
The Sun Journal provides corrections for factual errors in its stories and asks readers to report mistakes by calling 252 635 5681, outlining the process to contact staff and publish corrections in the newspaper.
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