... and a pear tree is in full bloom in the garden the Grand Hotel, Torquay. , All Ailments and^\jl/5l- # 11 Of Infants ldren “Th« Human Infant, Ilka all animal young, has a defective dlgastlv apparatua” Koch. ...

... nt Beview” Mr John Burn* ha* done good service exposing the mockery of. any rate, the lay argument. OUicial returns ..f mortality for the nine months from November 1902 to July 1903 are cited the member for Battersea. They refer the mines of Johannesburg ...

... babies, and although the ratio of loss is bolow that of tho infant death-rate from the 1 same causes outwith the scheme, the loss was deeply deplored, and roust have serious effect on the mortality statistics to be m*do up at the end the year 1908. New Year ...

... enough to let know what so ere** attends your efforts to get the two elder children an orphanage and to find an adopted for the infant boy. The Queen ia desirous of knowing what definitely settled —Your* faithfully, Abthcb Biccr. Jamas Pinion. Kaq Windsor Csatle ...

... the awakened interest of helpers and of the public ia certain to prove of inestimable and reforming importance. The average infant it reaches the age of twelve months be* an opportunity to fight those ailments to which very young children arc susceptible ...

... 1907, were given the names 274 infante. But, as Mr Pcrymgeour told, the real aim of the promoters was not simply provide A Birthday Gift for such infr.nte a* wnre named, but to get at feme causes of mortality among infants, not only in this district, but ...

... Officer Health, her duties being chiefly concerned with diseeminating information to the proper feeding of infant*. The subject of infantile mortality was fully dealt with, and reference was made to the Westminster Conferenoe this summer, and to the efforts ...

... formulated aanounood a echame of Bountiaa for Babies. The aim the “Journal” was *o I effect a reduction of the infantile mortality rate by bast owing helpful care and attention on working mothora and their infanta. A Bounty of One Pound waa promised to ...

... DOCTOR AND MODERN WOMEN, Sir Jinnee Crichton-Browne the of Britain for the declining birth rate end the enormous infinlilc mortality. Lecturing to the uiendxTs of the Sanitary Inspectors’ Association on Saturday night, niado scathing ay-nns* marricxl women ...

... Lana, 21 year*—radly mimed. Anllogir, Fy vie, on the let itmu, Gbobgk BAnNXTT, infant eon Alblandsb and CBitUH TINA Cauhik, aged 14 montlie. Cain Is thy slumber, aa Infant (leap. At Tulafrank, Towie, the 28tb nit., Francks. daughter oi farmer, aged 4 ...

... child reaching the ago of twelso month*. . . The aim of the People« Journal tj reduce tie infantile mortality of the city » * •ave the lives of the infante. While energetic Committee ladxea enraged in social work given their wholehearted, practical support ...

... looked on a* infallible index f character, yet Charles Peace could pa«« himsolf off «a minister, and was inoffengive-looking mortal. So if the face as a whole lie, cannot sec that Jack” is justi- fied in putting much faith in the parts thereof. Mrs Foggcrty’s ...