... THE MOTHER'S CARL Sacs we wrote a week ago upon the subject of the excessive infant mortality in these countries, we have been fa, voured with a number of communications bearing upon the question. Of these the article by Miss Louise Kenny, which we published ...

... the X*. ttonal Conference on Infant Mortality, which open* to-day in London, delivered add re.w last night, and paid great strides had been made recently, both by public opinion and by tho Government in protecting infant life. Tho Govomment had taken ...

... 6 Stephen's green. The lectures us those by Probate°. Cox on Food and Dietary, sod by Sir William J. Tbornpeon on Infant ' Mortality and Infect Milk Depots. ...

... To Save tho Child. The great attention that has Leen directed of late to the subject of preventable infant mortality seems !Arty in the future to open up a new profession for women. That many mothers. especially three drawn from a certain lasn of our ...

... young ohddnsn who die from burning in csiy. and s adimratito as fire guards. Any pm vision which icmla ci way kaaoi the infant mortality the wdl be wanrrfy supported by the ...

... l inquiry and legislation emential. also urged pialsory teaching in arhools of pltysiology and hygiene. The enormous infant mortality Inrcely remitted from absolute ignorance of child feeding and elementary hygiene. ...

... for pasteurised milk depot for Dublin, in order' to help them in their campaign against the ravages tuberculosis and infant mortality. A resolution hearty thanks was passed Mr. Nathan Strauss, and a Snb- Committee was formed to consider how the scheme ...

... they attained one year of age. Proper feeding was, perhaps, the moat import ant of the preventable onuses of unaware infant mortality. Tee clerk raid that he had received lbout fifty copies of leefiete containing instructions on this matter and had given ...

... plant for pasteurised milk depot for Dublin in order help them in their campaign against the ravages of tubemikwns and infant mortality. A resolution of hearty thank* passed Mr. Nathan Strauss, and subcommittee formed to consider how the .scheme could beat ...

... CIIILDREN IN PUILICHOUSES. The Children in Publieboeme is to infant mortality, wbich will be to at the Tribuer &adenoma, PUN E.C., celled coseoquesse d attended by the Dories oU on of the Children oompleted in the Sir Thomas Derlow, likrociaa to the ...

... with several important phases of social work, including Good Citieenship, Child Life in the City, Organised Charity. Infant Mortality, and the co-Ordination of 'Temperance Work. THE SPRINGFIELD ROAD TRAGEDY. Sirs. Wilkinson, Conway street, Belfast, was ...

... in Dublin, and in other large Mice In Ireland that this manner there maid be • effort made in the directioo of Mopping infant mortality. The report showed that Somata& Ommitts.* or Nourialtraset Feeds had bees ' formed in places when nurses were The abeam* ...