... Berey Coemng St MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1910. INFANT MORTALITY. SomEe startlin g fact 1 conference on ilvfal\t?lec;lmet:;? - 'M - held on Monday last in ttl’: In.y’ — Leinster lloluk:. under the ‘“f“’ b - ¢ Dublin branch of the \\e' 3“}“‘“.0‘ - Health ...

... been working for a few years the infantile mortality went down very noticeably in the district. She appealed to them to support the Women's g'atioml Health Association campaign for reducing the infantile mortality. Lady Plunket was next introduced to the ...

... O’Comnell, J.p.(*. (2) to form a mothers’ meeting and have ques- D.C; Pat Trant. M.C.C; T. Corridar. . tions on Tuberculosis, infant mortality, milk Corridan, P. Keane, R.D.C (Church-st.), M. supply; (3) to distribute the literature of ue Browne, J. J. Stack Church-st ...

... localities, and he found them most useful in nursing the sick and instructing the poor people in the care of children. The infant mortality in Ireland was very high, and it was in many cases due to the want of knowledge on the part of the mothers. Mr. Latchford ...

... Dingle Mu‘dcu(:‘]‘”mo]r{y{l A“'W:“:‘nb::;: rly, and there has been a marked de- town a emaine, RKillorglin, (x . f:ea;e in infant mortality. The disinfection' Caherciveen. Valentia Island, Portmagee, of Schools has benefited 40,000 children and Caherdaniel ...

... WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS. BY M.D. WHY INFANTS DIE. As throwing a strong light on the cause of the heavy infantile mortality which still rules in all countries, some statistice which bave just appeared in Berlin are valnable. They shew that among breast-fed ...

... the death-rate, which is in part due to (1) a diminution in the infantile mortality, which might be accounted “for by more precautions being taken in the protection’ of infant food-stuffs from infection ; (2)| there is a slight abatement in deaths due ...

... try to prevent and “hold up,” so to speak, a committee of Guardians who are endeavouring te obtain for those poor helpless mortals umder their charge what the ratepayers are so dearly paying for, and what they are so fully -entitled to get. £ » The Poor ...

... townsman, whose name stands at the head u? this obituary, has fallen a victim to the Indian mutiny. it, appears that he was mortally wounded on the 7th of July, while engaged in leading his company against the 14th Native Infantry, who refused to %i\'e up ...

... . and_adjourued the case. Bettingloo 016 oa the Winmer | oo e o S 5 e ) “FOWL” AY. . k i that his vieit w. the means Mr. Mortal, dealer, Cherles Street, was BELVOIR WELTER lof wl)l’:lei‘f’ying their ranks and inducing them bound over himself in £lO and ...

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