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... choose deal with in his inaugural address he had been advised by some of his colleagues avoid discussing such questions infant mortality or tuberculosis (laughter). Well, he would not deal any detail with either of these subjects, but he would not discharging ...
... CORRESPONDENCE THE MILK SIJPPLY AM) INFANT MORTALITY THE RIMTOR THE * DAILY the the milk supply is preeeot eoj?a ...
... will fell you how often death and life craws the threshold of the wretched tenements, hand in hand. sad yet we,bewail infant mortality and look upon it as a national disaster. Man. said George Barden/dd. after a devoted priest had shown lido a slum ...
... milk infection: is the poistry cause in most in:tan:en; that , Mime is • considerable anoriamity . them diem. in bream-fed infante one of the abltairn Foote which can be put friend ! to prole this contention. Except in the cam; of the germs of all these ...
... generally soppoaed—disseminated through muk channels. Every person who reads the papers must aware that the death-rate amongst infants from dianhosal and bowel derangements in the summer time is appallingly nigh, and it' has been proved beyond yea or that milk ...
... tiein g in • Sin dealing with • rid dos L and N.W. titer them purr. I may ny reprds the de. Pk. R. crossing nf infantile mortality the Inn Pa ' National Health Aseaciation has jaw now Did he ern to think bit .eedd tarsi ea the in Dublin an Want milk depot ...
... the counts cf hi, fakir's,' no said he had been advised • by some of ht. colleagues to avoid die. cussing such oneetions as infant morn tolity or tuberculosis (langhtir). A very, great deal had been done. towards cow. bating the 'AVOW, of tuberculosis in ...
... NortKunuberbnd Fusiliers, Lieutenant. Second Tjeutenant L. Moore, from (he Prince Albert Inf»itrv, M>oondrd. HiKhUnd Lt*hl Infant nr—CapUin H, J. Thackeray retires on retired pay. Gonnairght lUn«er*- W. P. H. ftrom the Northi*nKerlar>d Fuoiliors. to Captain ...
... Mangum adders majer that bad not • had een by. there wan proved bv the condition el the Isignen nuts at Cater !M f. /WM fad SO infant sweatily or • they and hen, tftr). Well. he would sot deal in dela with be aftatiatftd aid Militia^ id • either of there subjects ...