... Controller of Indium-its, General Priwies Board, Dublin Castle. ii • - - - - Amongst the subjects down discusoon *re Infant Mortality, with special retermer to the Early Notification of Births Act, --ealth of Children, the Milk Supply. Adulteration and ...

... as wel) as the Sanatorium and Treatment of Tuber. culusis benefits, Amcengst the subjects down for disoys. sion are Infant Mortality, with special ye. ference to the Early Notification of Births Act, s.ealth of Children, the Milk g, ply Adulteration ...

... Ilfective to planning can be aceomplished. It is rentable fin the normal death rite to reduced to ten per 1,000. i nd the infant mortality to 63 per 1,000 I.l'.rth•. hut it can only be done by gond sanitation and by attention to the thousand and one details ...

... And many is the tiny and innocent little craft that goes down just outside the harbour of departure on the reefs of Infant Mortality. And many a himutifill ship that founders in the stress and storm of Motherhood. And ninny a fine fleet is lost in the ...

... unsuitable and unacceptable. 4. The Women's National Health Association of Ireland having been so largely interested in Infant Mortality work, aril ii work amongst Mothers. ticlieves that it will be able to rain the Irish Health Inenrance Society materially ...

... And many is the tiny and innocent little craft that goes down joist outside the harbour of departure' on the reefs of Infant Mortality. And many a beautiful ship that founders in the stress and storm of Motherhood. And many a tine fleet is lost in the ...

... flies, 4.14 pee tally in summer time. swarmed around milk, and flies distailmted the dig. 'se to al great extent, and infant mortality was at present eery high. Mr. ritr.:2:eraltl- -And last rear was the evil year of flies—they were multitudinous in the ...

... unsuitable and unacceptable. : ‘ihe Women's National Health Assockation of Ircland having been so largely interested in Infant Mortality work, and in work amongst Mothers, believes that it will be able to assist the Irish Health Insurance Society materially ...

... In our great cities, where poverty is acute, and in those many country districts where milk is difficult to obtain, infant mortality ia alarming. Every day there ia the old, old atory of death from improper feeding, Tbe unnatural substitution of alt ...

... that flies, espacially in the sommer time, swarmed around milk, and flies distributed the disease to a great ertent, and infant mortality was at present very high. Mr. Fitzgerald © And last vear was the evil vear of flies—they were multitudinous in the houses ...

... McCarthy, Mi-.. C. Altit'phy, Revd. Mr. aid sures that will be taken to combat Mts. Browne, Mrs. R. W. Hancock. Mn non and infant mortality, He referred to Merle, Mrs. T. Healy. Mies tins lie . Mr, S. B. Shaw saying 'that we are • very Walsh. Mrs. Reif. Mr ...

... which tile)/ wei. and flits distrilooteil the disease to a t payin , for the last twenty years own , great extent. and infant mortality was to the blunder of the lioard of Wolk:it present serf Nigh. I officiate at the inception of the scheme. Nlr. Fitzgerald ...