... yery thin to feed it on. This was a general state of matters throughout that part of the country, and there was a high infant mortality. 1 saw about 3CO or 401) Ituresian Poles coming Into the place with women and children, all ' pawners of war. and they ...

... drive to their offices in swift motor care, their workpeople are huddled together in back-to-back Melees that, double the infant mortality, and I ask myeelf would not theme ehnrehes be more true to the mind of the Master if they helped to bring about equable ...

... method of infant feeding. The Allenburys Foods form a unique progressive dietary. Infants are easily and successfully reared on them, and grow up to be strong and healthy children. The Milk Food No. 1 is specially suitable for infants from birth ...

... frequently. as is seil known, a potent factor in the Maim:nation of a nrunler ot !various anewa and has west influence on infant mortality, Even if the milk be bciled A may still contain sots, acid. or irritants oreducta end it A therefore obvlone that thr ...

... ladies visited the homes where there were infants and helped the mothers to know how to properly feed and take care of their babies. During the last eighteen months, since the health visitors began, infant mortality has been much reduced. We have now a charter ...

... protest against the proposal. A circular was read from the Secre• tare of the National Association for the Pre• rention of Infant Mortality and ftr the Welfare of Infancy. sending partionlars of a meeting to be held in London on 26th current and asking the ...

... the B.W.T.A. for all the help they had given to the mothers and child• ren of Airdrie. and partly by their efforts the infant mortality had been greatly reduced, last year wan the best - baby year Airdrie ban had. He hoped all would remember the American ...

... There was a large attendance of representatives. A letter waireed from the National Asmcistion for the Prevention of Infant Mortality, with an appeal for a donation, and in. viting the Convention to appoint representatives to a conference in connection ...

... the Philaqines, that those who follow may have a richer heritage. But what an way there is--poverty, pauperism. crime, infant mortality, unemployment, ill-health, and inefficiency—but right in front of all, and standing head and shoulders above all. is ...

... This lays on us the dnty to make parenthood possible by improving social con. clitionr. and to 4 heck the appalling infant mortality. Ti, pave the nation's chldren the dutj most incumbent on tho women of Eireato: t' day That :a the true war. work. The ...

... districts the infantile mortality rate is 50 per 1000 births. In the mining and manufacturing districts the death rate among infante under wet year is 120 per 1000 births. 1 here given the customary method of expressing infant death rates, but the results ...

... and Gartahorrin Ansifenny. Eitgiand internment* was reapoesibki for 50 per cent of the deaths of children under 6. The infant mortality bore a close relation to the inneber of public bouret it a disttiot. In closing he referred to the spasm of votiag which ...