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... TO SAVE BABIES. CdNFERENCE TO BE HELD ON INFANT MORTALITY. The King and Queen have consented to become patrons of a conference on the subject of infant mortality which will be held in Caxton Hall. Westminster, on June 13 and 14. Among the subjects to ...
... THE CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. John Burns, in the dual part of president of the conference and the sixteenth of a family of eighteen children, nine of whom survived, addressed the members of the National Conference on Infantile Mortality at Caxton Hall ...
... INFANTS' MILE DEPOT. Oa Saturday the Mayor of Woolwich Dr Shiner) cenod an - Infanta' Milk Depot at Plumstead for the of starnised milk, with the object of diminishing the high infant mortality, attributed to improper feeding. In Woolaieh about 3X° children ...
... NOTES ON NEWS. The attention of the Home iXFAI-fT Secretary is being given at MORTALITY. this moment tc the ex- cessive infant mortality in certain artisan towns where women arc largely engaged in factory labour. The subject has been brought forward by ...
... the feeding of infants was treated from a national point of view by Dr. George • Carpenter, physician at the North Easters Hospital for Childr ' en in a paper read on Saturday evening at Carpenters' Hall, E.C. . . . The infant mortality in this country ...
... -e**- fully defy ihrs« most instances, hut with invalids and infants the case is different. The liigbr>t aM*i. ...
... the oorrerponding period of last year. The I medical officer remarked that the death -rate continued to be very high, infant mortality especially being very great. ...
... defy theae germs in most instances, but with invalids and infants the case is different. The highest medical authorities lay particular stress the importance of sterilising milk for infants. many towns the authorities charge hospitals, orphanages, and ...
... successfully defy these germs moat instance*, but with invalids and infants the case (Liferent. The highest medical authorities particular stress the importance sterilising w-iHf for infants. many towns the authorities charge hospitals, orphanages. institutions ...
... medical lay particular ■trees the importance nulk for infants. towns tb« autbi>ritiea in charge of hospitals, orphanages, and similar allow only sterilised milk to aaed, and a larga >n infant mortality has resuiled- Soli Agsnti tor Swansea : TATLOR & Co ...
... particular stress the importance of sterilising milk for infants. many towns the authorities charge hospitals, orphanages, institutions allow only sterilised milk to used, and large reduction infant mortality has resulted. Sole Albnts for Swansea TAYLOR & Co ...
... charge of hospitals, orphanages, and similar ins'itutions allow only sterilised milk to be used, and larg* reduction in infant mortality has resulted. Sole Agints por Swansea TAYLOR & Co., LIMITED “ALBERT” WHEATMEAL ...