... MEDICAL OFFICER AND THE INFANT MORTALITY EXCESSIVE. The monthly meeting of the Town Council was held on Monday—Mr W. H. Wright (chairman) presiding. Other members present—Messrs. Charles Johnston, J.P. ; D. P. Bell, J.P. ; Isaac Davison, W. M. Clow, J ...

... general health of the people. (Hear, hear.) They make tkeir minds work tor tka extermination the disease. Than the rato at infant mortality aasaesa- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... atmosphere of houses where children are being reared; and I wish to draw the attention of the Council to the fact that the infant mortality of Portadown is enormous. The Clerk said since the water supply had boon introduced the Sanitary Committee had been ordering ...

... represent Coatbridge and the parish of Old Nlonkland, a district comprising about 100,000 inhabitants, in London on the Infant Mortality Commjesion which sits in the metropolis ow 24th, 25th, and 26th March He has been selected to represent the interests ...

... showed them the infant mortality from this disease. - There were carried away nearly 4,000 children every year in this country between the ages of one and fire years from this terrible disease of con-Ipimption. This great infant mortality in Ireland was ...

... by civilmarion, are to have adequate substitutes provided for them; A declining population and increeeed statistics of infant mortality will sorry result of the rapid development modern, progress. All efforts to improve the conditions our nurseries and ...

... people. (Hear, bear.) They should make up their minds to work for the extermination of the disease. Then the rate of infant mortality was unnecessarily hv»h in this country. (Hear, hear.) The people of Ireland were under deep debt gratitude to Lodv Aberdeen ...

... out the disease. Lady Aberdeen also dwelt upon the aims of the Women’s National Health Association in the reduction of infant mortality. TWs is matter in which Ireland holds better record than either England or Scotland ; nevertheless, there are hundreds ...

... bold cheap. Address 73P3, Vreemse (AA. There has been • pod deal of discsialoo in ascent yeam. in Dublin in regard to infant ' mortality. It is wry high but it is high alai I is meet of the great teem of them ceentriso. In Leaden, issiasce, while the death ...

... d. The King. Queen, Crown Prince, and Infante hianuel were driving in an open ears risge when regicido opened fire, revolvers and carbines being used. The King and Crown Prince were mortally wounded. the Infante Manuel slightly wounded. an the Queen h ...