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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
1
Iron supplementation helps primarily iron deficiency anemia and iron-related blood loss. It does not treat all anemias, but reduces symptoms in cases where iron stores are low. Seek medical evaluation to identify other anemia types such as B12 or folate deficiency or hemolytic anemias.
A discussion on anemia types including blood loss, hemolytic forms, and bone marrow failure. The article notes iron therapy in only definite iron deficiency, warns against unnecessary supplements, and explains oral versus injectable medicines and rapid action needs. It also covers doctor decision making and public health tips from Dr. Coleman, plus a health column note.
Terre Haute Seventh-day Adventist Church elected Harold Burris head elder for 1967 with Ben Sowers and Hugh Deacon as associate elders. James Guess named head deacon and Blanche Lowe head deaconess, each to be aided by six deacons or deaconesses. Carl Grugel named Sabbath School superintendent and Hugh Deacon Youth leader. Pastor position is assigned by the Indiana Conference. New officers assume duties January 1.
Temple visitors in Burma purchase gold leaf to press on the statues of Buddha as offerings. The practice reflects local devotion and ritual tradition in the region.
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church at 14th and Chestnut outlines its Christmas season program. Friday December 16 at 7 30 p m the all church Christmas party will be in Kent Hall with worship, crafts, carol singing and refreshments for the entire church. The Adult Choir comprises part of the program.
City Traffic Commissioner Henry A Barnes warns of a serious theft problem as 5500 signs weighing six tons are ripped out in a city area costing 75000. Officials plan to investigate junk dealers who may buy stolen signs as scrap metal.
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