... would give us a big lift in our endeavours save lb© lives our people. are only beginning ou. work in connection with infant mortality, but several of cur branches intend taking it in hand this summer. and would specially draw our mcml>ers attention to ...

... consideration of the. Association are how stamp out consumption, the cause of about 16 per cent, of the total death-rate ; infant mortality ; milk supply and school hygiene. The Association now numbers 41 branches, largo proportion of which were only recently ...

... thrt-e plena, and an bang nassdrred iu others. rilltAXT 111OZTALITT. We are only beginning err work is istmection with infant mortality, cons haucd her Ent:enemy. but several of ter branches intend taking it in hand this simmer. and we would epsoially ...

... demonstrations l«eing made to visitor* medical men. With regard to the work which desire to undertake with view to REDUCING INFANT MORTALITY. and which ho* been warmly taken up by several of our branches, and notably at Belfast. wc have to report that Mr. Nathan ...

... necessary Jortho Kshibition. and will for democstralioos brtne made rocm with the whirh demre. to with view to rodneiOß infant mortality, j has been warialy by aevcr&l of, tranches, and notably at Belfast. JJ®haveto re-1 iiort that Mr. Nathan has offered ...

... problems. fibs writes about the manufacture of the , tramp, the mental and morel characteristics of the poor, the causes of infant mortality, the practical drawbacks of smell farms, and the reasons for the preference of the poor for town life. Nor does del ...

... bearing has the infamous tyranny of the Russian Government or the personnel of our Foreign Office upon, say, the problems infant mortality, over-crowding, the hours and wages of trade unionists? Is the welfare the British masses advanced hair’s breadth by ...

... there's not a pick on the creatures, God help them! commented Tony, comfortingly, comfortingly, on inspecting them. 11 1 a mortal pity you can't keep them a month or two longer to swell a bit. Sure, what can you expect to get for them things? Fortunately ...

... countries abroad, are iit (spplanM). The object of *>>« conjunction with the rociati-m was the cure infants—the proven- , ■ - ■ lion of infantUe mortality. Ireland compared , favonrably with EugUnd and Scotland in that matter. The resson Irish mother* nursed ...

... set itself to grapple with two terrible evils—the plague of tuberculosis and the appallingly high percentage of infantile mortality in Ireland. Its appeal was entirely non-political and one-sectarian. For this reason, and because that spirit has been c ...

... cannot be main, tamed. On the other hand, they think the mortality from enteric fewer, phthisis, sa disenees of the net roe. symitu, has bag excpssice, as has aho been the /13ortallty amongst infants. They any 'Me ow asset atortalitT tram eaterie tow ha ...

... set itself grapple with two terrible evils—the plague of tuberculosis and the appallingly high percentage of infantile mortality in Ireland. Its appeal was entirely non-political and non-sectarian. For this reason, and because that spirit baa been c ...