... What do doctors mean when they say that the tremendous infant mortality is caused by improper feeding ? They mean that meet infant ■' foods are of starchy nature and causa rickets and stomach tronblos. They arc not complete foods. Virol is perfect food ...

... What de doctors mean when they say that the tremendous infant mortality is caused by improper feeding ? Th«y mean that mast infanta' food* ara af starchy nature and causa rickets and stomach troubles. They arc net complete foods. Virol is perfect food ...

... NORTHERN WHIG” JANUARY 2. THE NORTHERN WHIG, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1904 Wh»t do Doctors mean when they that the tremendous infant mortality is caused by improper feeding t They mean that moat Infanta’ foods are of starchy nature and cause rickets and stomach ...

... The infant was restless daring the night. At (Lift she was alive, bet boat 730 was found dead. The mother stated that she gave (he child castor oil every second day since its birth, and Mr. Finnigan said was no wonder the rate of infant mortality in Belfast ...

... hav shows that these visits a comed, and that with tact and kindli: immense amount of good work may b The high rate of infant mortality much more to ignorance than to care! or indifference, and it is the business community to dispel this ignorance stretch ...

... elbow, caused by falling off a bicycle; Wm. Jernes M’Csrtocy. seaman, aged 22, fracture of tbe lower jaw, caused by fall. INFANT MORTALITY. Coroner Points to Germany. In the count© of an inquiry the City Corooer's Court, London, into the death of child four ...

... Government Board, submitted : art to | what disquicting report to ...

... came short others should be enacted to supplement them. Dealing with the terrible increase in the death-rate, especially infant mortality, through overcrowding of cities, the President expressed the opinion that married women should not work in factories ...

... was mors appalling than the* high infant mortality in Belfast, and could not help thinking that if ths women of Belfast availed themselves more largely of ths advantages of that organisation that high infant mortality would soon bo a thing of the past ...

... commonly caused by improper feeding. As rule infants were better without oil. Replying to the Deputy-Coroner, Dr. M’Quitty said that a great deal of infantile loss was due to neglect and ignorance. The infant mortality was enormous. The Deputy-Coroner said that ...

... medical in of the Local Government Board, with and to the unhealthy and overcrowded co ntira of the infants’ department of the Wor wherein infant mortality has been dils” alarming rate. Dr. Coey Bigger, w t the velled specially from Galway for the fp felt ...

... usual, tuberculosis was responsible for small percentage of the mortality. During the week the number of deaths assigned to this cause was 34, and when to this is added the infant mortality it will be found that from these two causes alone sprang 95 the ...