... * FIVE BOYS MILH chocolate; ‘Unrivalled a Chocolate Confection. / Medical Magazine. British Milk and British Labour. INFANT MORTALITY IRELAND. ...

... 6 Stephen's green. The lectures us those by Probate°. Cox on Food and Dietary, sod by Sir William J. Tbornpeon on Infant ' Mortality and Infect Milk Depots. ...

... for pasteurised milk depot for Dublin, in order' to help them in their campaign against the ravages tuberculosis and infant mortality. A resolution hearty thanks was passed Mr. Nathan Strauss, and a Snb- Committee was formed to consider how the scheme ...

... plant for pasteurised milk depot for Dublin in order help them in their campaign against the ravages of tubemikwns and infant mortality. A resolution of hearty thank* passed Mr. Nathan Strauss, and subcommittee formed to consider how the .scheme could beat ...

... Mahaffy. T.C.D., was in the ehair. Afterwards Her Excellency proceeded to 35 Dawson street, and presided at a lecture on Infant Mortality and Milk Depots” which was delivered l.y Sir William J. Thompson, F.JtC.S.L, Hall of the Institution of Civil Engineer ...

... for pasteurised milk depot for Dublin, In order to help them in their campaign against tho ravages of tuberculosis and Infant mortality. A resolution of hearty thanks was passed to Mr. Nathan Strauss, and a Snb, Committee was formed to consider bow the ...

... INFAKT MORTALITY IN IRELAND. Some Startling Figures. iUrtlin* oonlr.vit b.lwwi th« death rat. from tuberculo*i&, and the infant mortality in Ireland is afforded the following statistic* for 1906: Rate. Deaths. per 1,000. Tuberculosis 11,756 2.7 infants ...

... MulcMvorth Hall-Limelight Lecture, Japan and its People. 8 n.m. Womens National Health Sir W. J. Thompson on Infant Mortality and Infant Milk Depots, 35 Dawson street, 4.30 p.m. Royal Dublin Society’s Lecture The Astronomical Problem Matter. Mr. E ...

... INFANTILE DIORTAUTT. In the coarse of lecture Dublin on Infant Mortality uj Milk-Depotß.’* Sir William ThompKa some startlinß figures relative to the lute from tuberculosis from infant Bor> tolity. In there were 11,756 deaths fra» tuberculosis, or 2.7 ...

... Ike least sad PARTY. Prim V. sad 1-. Ipeetal anugunasle Bawds. • WOMEN'S NATIONAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION. TrRE LECTURE ea Infant Mortality add Depots, by SIR WILLIAM THOMPSON. •,11 be delivered at the ENDINEREW 15 DAWSON STREET. TODAY at 4.30 ...

... The infant mortality for the thirty-nine weeks the year 1907 up to the issuing of the report was 85; for the corresponding period the 'previous year it was 138; tne average for the previous ten years was 136; the most favourable previous mortality was ...

... moored ciriliftatioa. arc to bare adequate •übatitutee provided for them. 1 decltniag population and increased rtatiaiac* infant mortality will a sorry result the rapid derelopmeat modern progress. All efforts to improve the conditions of onr nurseries and ...