... Sommerville is entirely enemced in the great scheme or voluntary work varriei nn in Edinburgh for the Trenen• tier , of infant Mortality, and Mr. Struthers in known and loved the srde world over as she editor of that charmine litfl, halfpenny maysaine. The ...

... pains roncerning the trphringing of a bahy The bottle must only be rosorted to by the do•• I tor's orders. For the fit nine mortal's of a baby's life, its claims on the melon. must terry before every other Os.tv The new born liaby terially. weighs about ...

... Act; (4) acid the mapointment of • health visitor or visitors would aid in tM reduction within the Burgh. 111 a mortality amongst infants which is undoubtedly and regrettably exceraive. A. minute of meeting of Public Health I'ommittee. held fitle Mos ...

... measles, whooping teeth. enteri, fever, and 'Oolitic amounted to 1.5 per moo. There were 62 deaths under 1 year, giving a mortality of 82 per 1000 births. in 1912 the rate was 123.6 per 1000 births. The principal of death were: Pulmonary tiiherculoais. ...

... conittortion with the movement for reducing ite infantile mortality. and gave some examples Of how successfully they dealt with mothers in the slams of that dirtrict by caring for their infants, and leading the parents into a better course of life than ...