... THE NEUF INFANT MORTALITY A Mother writes: W. ow* our child's Ws to Plasmon. She was gradually waating and the doctor said he feared nothusg save but from the Int ot trying Plasmon otto mproved, and is new a little picture to look at. Plasmon. Masmon ...

... REVENTION OF INFANT _-— Berlin, Thursday The officials of the International Society for + Prevention of Infant mortality have decided t the next congress of the society should held in 1915 at the ae Professor Trenh ent of ‘the society Amsterdsm University ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, CONFERENCE IN LIVERPOOL. Liverpool, Friday. The XNational Conference on infant mortality was brought to a close to-day at Liverpool. It was decided by resolution to take steps to encourage .more general education of girls in mothercraft ...

... to ¢ dock rail and had to be fOl‘Cibly removed. | ~ INFANT MORTALITY, CONELRENCE IN LIVERPOOL. ‘ . Liverpoo!l, Thursday. ..M!' Herbert Lewils, who delivered the open‘fmg address at the Infant Mortality Confirence in Jjverpcol, in the absence of Mr Berbert ...

... tow: taking his leave with the Mayor, w a. INFANT MORTALITY DISCUSSED AT PURLIC (OM MITTER. At the meeting of the Public Health Com mittee lant might. presuded over by the Mayer, the question of infant mortality, ars. out of the receipt of { a circular ...

... Lucia Fitzgerald very kindly consented to act as hon treasurer to the association. The minutes of the meeting of the Infant Mortality Sub-Committee held on the previous day were read, arising out of which cordial vote of thanks to Mrs Maurice Healy. Miss ...

... should say, is the worst season the house-fly has experienced for many years. The fly infant mortality must have been fearful, and as result human infant mortality has been reduced.” The experience of general practitioner fully borne out by the returns ...

... survivors begin to go ahead, and to put on. heelthy appearance. Great, I therefore, as I believe woad be the effect on infant mortality of and _nate feeding. greater mg opinion would ho the of the free, wea of map water cultivalisaiilbti window. ...

... Believe me, yours faithfully, Daniel Cohalan.”’ WHENEVER investiga- Child Mortality. tion is made in any ‘ large city, the lamentable fact is brought to light that the child mortality: is very high—much' higher than it ought to be. ‘A rather striking illustration ...

... an not being able to continue to art in that capacity. 1 The reported that Mice tart meeting Farrington, member of the Infant Mortality Committee. bed started her series of Health Talks. The first was gives on Tuesday. February 15th. at 2.30 p.m., ivhen ...

... - - !WANT MORTALITY AND A WAY TO (1111:CK IT. Aniongst the moat important which prrplea ion and Reformers hen &Naya tseen the redurtion of infant mortality. It is. perhans. this has ao human pathette a rale to it that ii in a nnhfeet of ow% constant study ...

... and pure water as its birthright, while Dr. Xewsholme, principal medical officer. Local Government Board, said the high infant mortality in specially bad counties was often attributable to inexcusable municipal neglect and parsimony which was extravagant ...