... National Health A n of Ireland, which has in view a threefold object. Firstly. to reduce the mortality from consumption secondly. to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns ; and thirdly, to improve the hygenlc condition of the national schools. It ...

... factories. During the third quarter of the year in the 76 towns the infant mortality figure was 110, in Huddersfield it wae 62, or 44 per cent, better. This means that there are to-day 26 more infants living Huddersfield than would have been the case if they had ...

... Health Association of Ireland. which has in view • threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality front consumption; seetindly. to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns; and thirdly, to improve the hygienic condition of the notional 'Ohio's ...

... factories. During the third quarter tha year ia seventy-six towns the infant mortality figure was 110; in Huddersfield wav 63, per cent, better. This means that them are to-day 36 more infante living ia Hndderafield than would have been the ease if they had ...

... heart of the industrial quarter of the city an event of the first importance in the that has been entered upon to reduce infant mortality the city Tito Babies’ Clnb is one of the first fruits of the formation of the Woman’s National Health Association, and ...

... £328,033 m 1906, or ment w infected milk. This docs not include (M,LI - the exports. There i« t h e l ar ge proportion infant mortality that smouiit of margarine brought cribed the same cause; and it only iIIOfOTTT' .'■•‘Ptesenting a total value emphasises ...

... statistics, in yearly increasing numbers. No wonder ihat infant mortality is so high in the Laglish manufacturing towns. It seems a wonder, indeed, that in those grey towns the general mortality is not even higher than it is. Bat even in the unlovely alums ...

... law relating to the employment of young girls should be more strictly enforced. Ho also referred to the high rate of infant mortality in the factory districts due to the employment of married women. Mr- GLADSTONE having replied, The report of the vote ...

... important factors in the sofation of the pressing nroblem of infantile mortality. Mrs. Robert Campbell said the whole trend of modern civilisation seemed to be in the direction control over infant life, and this was evidenced in the series of Acts dealing with ...

... law relating to file employment of young girls should be more strictly enforced. He also referred to the high rate of infant mortality in the pottery districts, due to the employment of married women. Mr. JESSE COLLINGS complained that the recommendations ...

... prophesies much mortality among the people, both in high life and among the lower orders. It is evil I for Royalty, and sickness, if not death, I will strike one of high lineage in the land. Many deaths by drowning will occur, and infant mortality will he greatly ...

... In Dublin a pasteurised milk depot had been started with the same object in view, as well as to combat the ravages of infant mortality. In Belfast two babies' clnba with the same object had been started. Some places were now considering the erection of ...