... who urged that the use tinned separated milk was not only worthless, injurious for children, and seriously increased infant mortality. Mr. Long, in reply, could not promise in his Food and Drugs Bill to compel the words unsuitable for children adults ...

... published by Mr. W. King, of Upper Ormond Quay. STARCH POISONING has been said, on good s*borTty,i to be the main cause of infant mortality. farinaceous food should be given to child till bas full mouth teeth, unless such fSod to* been previously malted. HORLICK'S ...

... company joined in tbe singing of “Auld Lang Syne.” STARCH POISOiN’fM'G has been said good authority to the main cause of infant mortality. farinaceous food should given child till it has full mouth teeth, unless such food has been previously malted. Hoiriek's ...

... trained the rearing of young children to tke charge of the infants the workhouse. The ratcof mortality amongst this class was 128 per 1,000, which was a shockingly high rate of infant mortality, and steps should taken to diminish it. The inspector stated ...

... ineir way to carry a Home Bole Bill into a Some Rale Act. \HGB POISOXIXG ilia been sud pood ■ :.iy ihc tnaia cnoss of infant mortality food should to a child till full UM»uih of teeth, unless such food has previously malted. Hurlick's Malted Milk » ■ fresh ...

... which would show that Dublin has actually higher infant mortality. The n«l* which is patent to the humblest is where there is alow birth-rate necessarily as consequence thslthers most be low infant mortality, and has the lowtal birth-rate of the places aeationed ...

... Cavan; Park. STARCH POISONING has been said on good Deriv; Schull; Cdit : Stranorlar. Donegal; authority to the main cause infant mortality. Wicklow Town ; Woodford, Galway. No farinaceous food should given to child tul Saturdav, Wicklow, cattle and has a full ...

... Bu- ' .i . ■ - ehanan ; Borough of Londonderry. 25, Uoddy v ■ Chambers, part heard ; 31. Wileon v same (Jos ' ENGLAND'S INFANT MORTALITY. Wilaoa’s oaas) part heard. ' Loudon. Wednesday. BOLLb-The following oases w.U appear A depoUktlon ron , the British ...

... Dublin was a senr low ebb. Typhoid was pe»- mantmtiy with them, and there waa scarcely town in the United Kingdom where infant mortality waa high. The real reason why tbs Main Drainage of the City of Dublin had not bees undertaken before simply and absolutely ...

... the excessive mortality of infancy and childhood in these countries to hygienic mismangement. Prom hie observations would appear that only too many mothers are almost entirely ignorant the hygienic rules which govern the treatment of infants and children ...

... Local Government Board inencctor, pointing out (that .portions the house were in uncleanly condition and that the rate infant mortality was shockingly high.” A New York telegram reports the death Frank Ives, soma lime billiard champion of the world. The ...

... the pranrat time law Unto more nraminwoe than need to, but with parpens (hear. hear). reached tha climax with T. Tha infant mortality Dahlia wat innngntielly largo, Registrar-General had atoo Staled, and tbongh in acme part On! wan to tb* homes, yet, ...