... INFANT MORTALITY AND MILK, The lady inspectors who are attached to c.iio Leeds Sanitary Department are said to bo doing good work in enenuraging the -_ribution of pure milk, and by that meats: :rope to check the infant morality of that t.ity. It appears ...

... Kerry, (titjQGaj_ ce . r . eler dressed to Maurice PUBLIC MUTING IN KILLARNILY FOODS TIiEIR VALUE. CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. HON. JOHN S. SHIA. STATUTORY If EE'TLN G. % U. U. TM! 'ATTIE!! 1110 k 1 U. U. M EEL L\ u. ...

... ABSENCE OF A DOCTOR. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE WORK- ROUSE. TUBERMLO6IS-FIRST REPORT. B. ratan, and subsequently Mr. Thomaa Keane, ilairman, presided at. the meeting of the Board of and Mr. J. Boland, V.C., and Thos. O'Connell, J.P. ' Chairman, at that ...

... poor people, but in instructing mothers how to feed their dui Jaen, and treat them in illness; there was a great deal of infant mortality in the town owing to ignoran-e of mothers, vim give their children unsuitable food. Mr. littchfond said that if 160 people ...

... ordinary manner, and know how dangetona each milk ia to children, aa has been abundantly proved by the atatiatica of infant mortality dietriota where each milk ia used. The aiatiatica with regard to the nae of the dried milk, aa a diet tor children, allow ...

... people, but in instficting mothers how to feed their chil ...

... bread is the staff of life, milk is actually life itself to the infant. Periodically the Press is impressed with a sense of the awful waste of life in the fearful statistics of infant mortality, and fresh efforts are made to examine the national milk supply ...

... field, some idea of the ravage% of war amongst the non-combatant Dutch is to be bad from the following total of adult and infant mortality in the concentration camps, where 18,066 whites died between June, 1901, said 31st March, 1902. Of these the white children ...

... causes, about 80 per cent. of | all children are healthy when born. | We are therefore brought to the conclusion that high infant mortality l and degeneration denote the existence of evil of a more personal char- “ acter, intimately connected with the mother ...

... causes, about 80 per cent. of all children are healthy when born. We are therefore brought to the conclusion that high infant mortality and degeneration denote the existence of evil of a more personal character, intimately connected with the mother and ...

... an alteration. To begin with, there is a large and constantly growing decline infant mortality. There are more boys than girls born in this country, and if the infant mortality can be reduced to a reasonable figure, the boys will benefit and this of it ...

... ‘ilussell having kindly promised to give a course; (2) to form a mothers’ meeting, and have ques tions on tuberculosis, infant mortality, milk supply, etc., discussed; (3) to distribute the literature of the association in Killarney and neighbourhood, which ...