... GERMAN EMPRESS AND INFANT MORTALITY Berlin. 25th February. The other day, says the ** Daily News ” cor respondent, the Empress, who takes the greatest interest in the question combating infant mortality, informed the Central Committee that she would willingly ...

... In fact, all such efforts and experiments are among the most practical and pnuseworthy steps that can be token to with infant mortality and preserve public health.—•'Daily Chronicle.” ...

... upbringing nmlthy an-1 vigorous race. (2.) enlist the sympathy tad interest women in the important question of infant mortality. Thu mortality requires immediate attention. Owing the sad decrease of the population of Ireland i* in the highest sense patriotic ...

... 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 ...

... the Dublin death rate is high because of the large infant mortality; alter two years of age person baa as good chance lung life in Dublin as most places- It is also well known that this infant mortality is doc largely to tuberculosis and diarrhoea! diseases ...

... their responsibility regarding the public health, and to enlist their sympathy atid interest in the important question of infant mortality. A General Council fur the whole of Ireland will be formed, from which a working Central Committee can be appointed with ...

... believed if his were done it would help to considerably reduee the infant mortality in the isni.m, as the amount of ignorance displayed by a number of wthers and others having care of infants, as regards • their feeding, is truly honentsibe. The tier* said ...

... programme, and its principal features are of a character calculatedl to enlist public sympathy. The excessive' rate of infant mortality, and the stamping out of consumption am two important' problems that demand attention, and any :organisation or association ...

... when we remember the unusually high death-rate of the city, which, as Dr. M‘Walter reminds us, is due to the enormous infant mortality. Now, since the chief diseases that prove fatal to children under two years of age are, for the most part, the consequence ...

... which Sir John Byers had treated the subject. She had noted all that had been said about sanitation consumption, and infant mortality, and she felt there was only one way i nwhich they could ocobct the evils of which they complained—that was by arousing ...

... against di>c«ar And to too up-bringing of healfby »igoroua . . i—Of 100 ►> mpaLby and ißicreat women in imporUnt queaUon infant mortality. morisJity requires immediato attenUoo Owing sad decreaaa the population Ireland, is in the highest sense psinotac duty ...

... things. The recent report of Dr. Edgar Flinn, the Local Government Inspector, in which be dealt with contaminated milk and infant mortality, attracted some attention; and th e letter in which I Dr• 311VaItecr again opens up the subject, is also well worthy ...