... INFANT MORTALITY. ib« bitterest irony invoked in modern industrial conditions lies in the fact that when some calamity paralyses trade in which many women sre employed, pltmgia* whole conn try city in diWreaa and raising (ho general death rate, the infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Sir Charles Cameron. having regard to the excessive infant mortality at present in Dublin, which he attributes in great part to unripe trait, overripe from the 11x e d meat rt and vegetables, tibia vises that great care should be taken ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Local Government Board in a circular letter informed the Guardians that their attention had been drawn from time to time to the high rate of infant mortality, both in workhouses and amongst the ordinary population of this country ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The death many infants implies low standard of health, of vitality, anl, therefore, of efficiency among those tost survive. The crusade against infant mortality is not, therefore, blind and mistaken interference wit’: the ...

... with the exhibition which now being shown that town, the subject of infant 1 mortality. Professor of Dublin, uttered words advice with reference the feeding and general car© infants I which, it hoped, will awaken responses in the hearts of numberless ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the contamination ...

... Proceeding with the subject of his lecture, Doctor Symes said thousands of infants died every year from food diseases and disorders that were preventable. Though infant mortality in Dublin was very high, it was still higher in the great manufacturing towns ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. SAD CASE OF NEGLECT. Dublin, Friday.—Dr. Louis A. Byrne, city coron-r, held an inquest in the morgue this afternoon on the remains of an infant named Ellen Caffrey, aged six weeks, who died suddenly at its parents' residence, to, Golden ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. That is a rather serious statement made by Mr. Finnigan, coroner, on Tuesday evening, that there is • greater numb*, of deaths of infante in Belfast than in any other town of the size in the United Kingdom. The inquest was on an infant ...

... of infant mortality certain towns. Mr. Gerald Balfour, in reply, promised that, through the Local Government Board officials and medical officers of health, would endeavour to obtain information to the causes of the high rates of infant mortality with ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In the Recorder's Court yesterday ttie City Coroner (Mr. E. S. Flanigan) held an inquest the body of Eliza Jane Gray, child aged three weeks and three days, winch resided with its parents at ah, Street, and w.u> found dead. The medical ...

... have wi drawn the tes in this met » for cent. of the J: infants. are stil feels their mothers? Is it not note mn the the that in France it has been found that there are twice as triets where the infants are brought up| men unfit at t ‘went for army se! ds ...