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... infancy, and to a smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avokied, sod this al:verso ...
... infancy, and to • smaller degree in after years.. Owing to the progress of liyoiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are. in the main avoidid, and the averagt) ...
... get the pre ference. Mr. Sheridan sad there wrs no 2 in pietending to support Irish manufactures if they did not do eo. INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Dunne reported that during the past 11i months 80 deaths had taken place in the Creche, and 48 in the Nursery. He ...
... inspector. They were hearing a good deal at present, continued Dr Flynn, of tuberculosis and a great deal of infant mortality and adult mortality too, was attributed to the drinking of tuberculosis milk, so that it would be a protection to themselves to ...
... being sold and continuing to be sold without check by the Public Health Committee of Kingstown, it is no wonder that infant mortality, especially among the poorer classes, is such a serious item, and it is impossible, when this work is carried Cal without ...
... GRIFFIN'S REPORT. Miss Lucy V. Griffin. Inspector under the Infant Life Protection Act of the Union, reported as follows:— I have to report the death at the age of three weeks of an infant named Alice Clarke, of whom I received notice of registraton ...
... ordinary police courts, sent and physique of our people. The following to prison cells while awaiting trial, nor, with Infant comparative mortality figures am o among t o t h w he ose i .d death in rate g irna gardenluij few exceptions, may they be imprisoned ...
... beyond the expectations of the most sanguine. Miss Barrett points with pardonable pride to the small rate of mortality in the Home. Our mortality, she says, contrary to the usual experience in homee for young children, is singularly small; it is, in fact ...