... name as plain and old-fashioned as the description used a thousand years ago and used to-day for the unchanging cause of infant mortality. Anyone can understand what a weak stomach means and anyone can understand what Gripe Water means. ...

... as plain and old-fashioned as the descriptio n used a thousand years ago and used to-day for the uuelianging cause of infant mortality. Anyone can understand what a weak stomach and anyone eau under s t an d w h at Gripe Water means. ...

... TIME. The death rate of infante is a matter of vital interest, both for the public in general for the parent in particular. Coroners all over the country are constantly calling attention to the appalling Spires of infant mortality compiled by the Begis ...

... The death rate of infants is a matter of vital interest, both for the public in general and for the parent in particular. Coroners all over the country are constantly calling attention to the appalling figures of infant mortality compiled by the Reg ...

... The death rste of infants is s matter of vital interest, both for the public in general and for the parent in particular. Coroners all over the country are constantly calling attention to the appalling figures of infant mortality compiled by the Bei ...

... The death rate of infants is a Dilater of sits' interact, both for the public in general and for the parent in particular. Coroners all over the country are constantly calling attention to the appalling figures of infant mortality compiled by the ne ...

... the parent in particular. Coroners all over the country are constantly calling attention to the appalling figures of infant mortality compiled by the Begistrar-General and to their own experience of infantile deaths, due to preventible cruses But no one ...

... reduce the terribly high infant mortality among the poorer classes. The' have taken up the oommon-senze ooint of view that this mortality is large due to • lack of brewing', as to the proper oar*, feeding, Bed clothing of infants, and, an experiment, have ...

... iiubjeets dealt ith by Ihe ine.t ing 'wen paver. Mar. , rout by various ladies priisesit en, : Milt3llllry affecting infant mortality; the ling of maternity honk fair working women (Ohm institution, whirls is under h rare Comatose is under the patronage ...

... immense strides had been made towards the improvement of the comlitien of the people, but, nevertheless, the percentage of Infant. mortality has not diminished as it ought and as might have been expected. Moreover, the report of the D. part mental Committee ...

... A municipal milk depot is a depot where specially prepared milk for infante is sold by the municipal au th ori ti es to mo ther s unable to nurse their babies. The infant mortality in London and our other large towns has within the last tee years reached ...

... village community, her great influence for good, her insensible education of wifo and mother (we should hoar leas of infant mortality if there were more nurses), her tidiness and order, and her ready help in time of need, there would be a nurse for every ...