... to the work. She was glad to see such a Urge amount of good work done. She knew another nursing society in which the infant mortality hod been con-iderablv reduced since the introduction of nurse into a village, and there was another thing—that the children ...

... the work. She was glad to see such a large amount of good work done. She knew of another nursing society in which the infant mortality had been considerably reduced since the introduction of a nurse into a village ; and there was another thing thst the ...

... Another nursing society with which she was connected had achieved a great deal of good, as she had been informed that the infant mortality had been reduced something three or four per cent. since a nurse had taken up residence in the village. Children who ...

... crowd by the mortality moose children. 'Re Sures are appalling, end Jour bow thoroughly 1.41, Horan of toetay exempedles the retriw of the aerosol a the Salem. I nn the rspeot, it *mkt be well to compare WNW il t. nproll .IlOnnian infant mortality in year ...

... 'will serer be kanwe. too bow !.f.ew di• Pawed to its yrel waste/ As meads infant life the rw.o system should work woiehr. fill reseal 4 ltre ptasest ternblr high moot INFANT MORTALITY i• tm doe. ta • ratter. to 331,3emd orotem• •3311 of inferver mood:se trollt ...

... sickness and mortality amongst the pupils, and especially the infants ? It is shocking to think that the most helpless and the most susceptible to illness and epidemic influences are the most subject to unsanitary conditions, for the infant school and the ...

... sickness and mortality amongst the pupils, especially the infants? It is shocking to think that Ihc most help. less and the most susceptible to illuens and epidemic influences arc the most subjected unsanitary conditions, fur (he infant school and tho ...

... with those amid which vaccination usually attended to, and then say If it is fair reasoning to ascribe the difference of mortality between the classes solely vaccination. The parents who care enough for their child to have it vaccinated, under the popular ...

... tho s.tkand mortality amongst the pupils, and espocaally tho infants? is shocking to think that t.h • most helpless and the most susceptible to illiirss and epidemic influences are tho most subj.-ctod unsanitary conditions. For the infant school and tb© ...

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... At one doorway a former friend of l'oinotte's, Jestinette Gautier, lingered, with kindlier intent. In her arms she held an infant a few months old, whom she was suckling, and her face had the brooding tenderness of expression so often steen in young mothers ...

... sister. At one doorway a former friend of Toinotto’s, Jeannette Gautier, lingered with kindlier intent. In her amis she held infant a few months old, whom she was suckling, and her faoo had the brooding tenderness expression often seen in young mothers under ...