... scarcely worth while, .there is the welfare of the race to be. Last week's meeting of the Association; for the Prevention of Infant Mortality proved, if such proof were still needed, that we are burning our candle of life at both ends. Let the useless woman ponder ...

... Ministry of Health, the work that is being done in ihe various clinics cont.nues to contribute to a satisfactory decline in infant mortality and to a steady improvement in the well- being of children generally. In the above picture, taken after the Claremont ...

... scarcely worth while, .there is the welfare of the race to be. Last week's meeting of the Association; for the Prevention of Infant Mortality proved, if such proof were still needed, that we are burning our candle of life at both ends. Let the useless woman ponder ...

... THE BABIES OF BATTERSEA A few years ago the rate of infant mortality was so high in Battersea that the municipality took up the method of. sterilising milk for infants: The milk is obtained from a herd of tuberculosis- tested cows fed on a farm which ...

... of this bed is gravely conducive to sores. The coverings at night are heavy quilts, as a result of which the rate of infant mortality is extremely high. The absence of water facilities precludes the possibility of frequent changes of linen, and so despite ...

... reduction in H infant mortality in recent years shows that this is largely avoidable. Invaluable work in connection with H the saving of infant life is done by various municipal organisations, [J particularly the Babies' Welcomes and Infant Welfare Centres ...

... Louis XIV chairs, tables, and gilding. They just chose simple, useful, beautiful things, and so they were right. The infant mortality, about which a conference has recently been held, is a reproach to modern society. Here again we can learn from the animals ...

... little food; always a problem with natural feed- Largely ns a result of the work of this and other centres the Jewish infant mortality in the Holy City was found at a recent census to have been reduced to 78 per 1,000. In 1925 It was 131 per 1,000 THE ...

... X/T Mellins Food ia >w S I THE NEAREST FOOD TO NATURES FOOD -e. is is; W'ipA C y. _ 1 J With the present high rate of infant mortality, and the increasing need for every UpcClal child's life to be saved and fostered to a high degree of vigour and usefulness ...

... occasion of a Conference on Maternity and Child Welfare, organized by the National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality, which it is hoped members of the National Baby Week Council, and organizers of Local Baby Weeks, will make a poir.t ...

... others, of infant mortality. An expert gave as his opinion that Allenbury's foods, if used according to the directions in a splendid little brochure., sent free by the firm, called Infant Feeding and Manage ment, would obviate the serious mortality among ...

... country, and those who believe in the treatment should read Mr. Fraser's somewhat disquieting remarks as to its effect on infant mortality. FATHER, MOTHER, AND CHILD-- A STUDY IN THE HIGH DESERT From Persia and Turkey in Revolt The German Explorer of Babylon ...