Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1947 — Page 21

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Graduation Set Friday For Kindergarten

- Graduation exercises will be held | 8t 9:30 a, m. Friday in the Educa= tional Playroom Kindergarten, New York and Oxford sts. The second semester will begin Monday. Graduates include Richard A. Richey, Daniel I. Hopping, Michael

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This is Spelling Bee Primer No. 18 in the daily series The Times is publishing for grammar school _ {pupils who plan to take part in 1947 Times Learn the words then save them

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The Times Spelling Bee again will be open to all city, county, parochial and

Navy Mothers Club private School pupils’ who have not passed

Sewing Group Meets

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It's Dangerous to Treat Disorder of Blood Yourself

By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D.

Before a blood disorder can be treated tHe physician must make an accurate diagnosis of the condition. medication with blood remedies is of so little value; the patient can scarcely expect to guess the diagnosis in his own case. } -While transfusions are of value in certain blood conditions, they The blood consists of a circulating liquid (plasma) which contains slightly less than its own volume of three different kinds of cells, ahy one of which ‘may be deficient. The red cells, numbering about 5 million in every cubic millimeter of blood, absorb oxygen as they pass through the lungs and deposit it in

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Anemia the Result

When red cells are destroyed or lost, or when production of them fails, a state of anemia exists.

It is estimated that one woman of every flve has a blood condition which is, or which borders on,

When red blood cell production fails in the marrow, the anemia may be corrected by injections of liver extract. More recently, synthetic folic acid has been used in cases which liver.extract is not sufficiently effective. Iron is administered in anemia cases when excessive amounts of blood have been lost through hem-

Often an Iron Deficiency

Expectant mothers may develop an iron deficiency when their store is scanty, for they must supply iron to .their. unborn infants. The white blood cells help to dgfend the body against infection by. destroying bacteria, When white cells are deficient, a blood transfusion or bone marrow stimulant is indicated. The third type of blood cell, called a platelet, aids in the clotting of the blood. In bleeding purpura whiclt is caused by a deficiency of platelets, transfusion, or, in some] cases, removal of the spleen, may correct the condition.

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