... problems of the social life of the day was the problem of the children., They would be glad to know that with regird to infant mortality Ireland stood in! a better position than the adjacent island.' The rate of mostality for End year children in this country ...

... Depot for Dublin similar to the depots already ()stabdished in Liverpool and elsewhere, which I have been found to reduce infant mortality ver4lecoaniztrraly in iggliti.Lrhatz.l.7jvio I Dr. M'Walter, li times what it should be, I and the explanation given ...

... to-day. All the scientists . in the world declare that these depots form the beet means of coping with the problem of infant mortality, and practically every municipality in the world is molding repri;- 'imitative.. to as International Congress in di us-els ...

... responses asking the arrangement of such meetings during the present summer, with the view of fighting the ravages of infant mortality (applause). Miss Preston made an earnest appeal for helpers. Miss Hilda Martindale read a paper nader the title of The ...

... to the centary should be rescarded. lie raid this aims leas may necessary, for they rid every day in the papers of the infant mortality m Dublin and in the Noah Union.. Flood the motion, whisk was pawed by 13 t o ed AITIICIPATENG DEMERS. was resolved to ...

... ace equal to 121 per 1.000.000 in the Trish town., whereas it did not exceed 68 per 1.000,000 in the 76 English towns. Infant mortality. which in the whole of Ireland bag long been considerably below the rate prevailing in England a n d W a l e ., shows ...

... sought. The percentage of deaths of infants under one ,rear of age in Deland for every 1.000 births was last ye4r 92; where* , England and Wales it warn 109, and in Scotland for the year 1908 it was 121. The infant mortality in the Civic Enjoys of Ireland ...

... DUBLIN AND /UGH INFANT MORTALITY. An important statement was made at I the meeting of the North Dublin Cnion lluardians yeeterday by Mr. J. J. long. ring out of a recommendation by Dr. W. A. Mahony that leaflets on the feeding of infants should be distributed ...

... Enieseen Reynolds, and Alderman Dowd. Dr. laukpatrick reed the annual report whirls mated that the subject of the excentive infant mortality prevalent in the city hue again occupied the attention of the Council daring the post year. The death rate of children ...

... of good feeling, that this controversy—if we may en designate, it--ehoold not be pumped any further,— ED. 1. 1 j INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. Sir—The etatenient made at the meeting of the South Dublin Union Guardians Yesterday with reference to the ...

... which would show that Dublin has actually higher infant mortality. The n«l* which is patent to the humblest is where there is alow birth-rate necessarily as consequence thslthers most be low infant mortality, and has the lowtal birth-rate of the places aeationed ...

... killed. ensuring a complete victory for Lhe Government. A New Method, _ _ It'ith a view to the nc*sible i-edurtion of infant mortality a licnclon movement is afoot to provide that births be registered within five davo instead of, as at present, within ...